The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
GRACE'S WOODRUFF
WINS AT MINEOLA
Beats Field of Thirty Jumpers
in Opening Day Of Horse
Show.

AIINGoLA, Sept %. - Owing TO the
counter attraction OF the polo games
being helGa at Meadow Brook the attend
ance at the Mineola Horse Show was
kept down considerably to-day. Glass
Sc, which opened the afternoon session.
brought thirty jumpers into the ring.
Their performance only was 20 count
w. r. Grace's Woodruff proved the best
over the sticks, making clean per-
Torrance over jeremiah Bealrs Cracks
man.
George A. Anderson won the novice
saddle horse for horses 14.2 with his
snowy mare Cynthia. The 15.2 novice
class fell to Miss Jessie NJ. Martens
The Last Word. who also won a number
or the other classes amonr them being
the saddle class for horses up to carry
ing 200 pounds.
Tho summarizes:
CLASS s3--polo mares. Won by Miss Janet
Mckay's The Little Girl: second, Seward
Cary's Sciwiniger; third, Miss Marie J.
CLASS ailrwo-ys,t-old polo soals. Won
Freezes scribblc; third. w. II, Grace's
CLASS Thoroughbred and half prod
yearlinsa. suitable to become polo ponies.
second, w. II. Graccs Balancer; third,
Miss Jennie IT. Martens's Vertical.
GLASS 5-Trotting foals of 1920. Won by
]. J. Looneys Judge Uleen, second.
Charles Weiland's King Rico third, same
owners Peter Redlao.
CLASS s-Horses for general purposes. Won
BY Miss Constance s. Regan's Churchill
Downs.
CLASS 9-Alares. geidinss or stations, foals
Of 1918. Won by Box Hill Farms Home
Brew: second, William Gartell's Miss
Uhian Brooks third. Miss Louise Lofts
Starlight.
toals Of 1919. Won BY H Y. Fleets Judge
Worthy; second, Charles Weiland's Elesia
Maxey; third. George A. Virgins Marion
Brooke; fourth, William Gartell's Guy
CLASS 11--stares, geidings or stations, foais
OF 1920 Won by i. Pages ouija; Sec
Charles weiiand's Peter Redlac; fourth,
Charles Weand's King Rico.
CLASS f2-Mares, geldings or stations. fonls
Blue snk; second. same owners Black
Belle; third. Miss Jennie M. Martens's
CLASS i7-Roadsler Cpacer,. Won by Will
lam Loves Sidney Patchen; second, r. j..
Flessers Nan Patterson; third A. J. Corn
wallis Northern Silk; fourth, Charles
CLASS ss---poio mounts. Won by Miss
Janet Mckay's The Little Girl: second.
Seward Cary's echwlnigar; third, Miss
Marie ]. Leary's screamer
CLASS 34-Folo mounts. Won by RI. 9.
phipp's Anzac; second, Godfrey Preeces
Scribble; third w. II. GrHce's Mistress.
CLASS 80 CPolo Pony Breeding Class)--Won
by the Brightholme Farms or Heart; SEQ
ond W. II. Grace's Balancer; third, Miss
Jessie M. Martens's Vertical.
CLASS AZ SADDLE Horses Any Height up 20
200 PoundsD-Won by Miss Jessie Martens s
The Last Word; second, Hugh Gormey' $
Ardoyne; third, Miss Janet MckHy's High
wayinEn; fourth. Miss Marie J. Leary's
Pal.
CLASS AZ CNovice Saddle fiorses)--TIorses
oyer 142 md not exceeding 162--won by
ond, David r. ilintoul's Princess rat; third.
Miss Constance s. Regan's Princess
fourth, l.. J Horowitz'sf valetia
GLASS As (Novice~ Saddle HorsesJ--Open 10
horses exceeding i5.2-won by Miss Jessie
NJ. Martens's The Last Word second
Godfrey Preeces's Swell Guy: third Hugh
Ioriuleys Ardoyne; fourth. Miss Marie J.
Icary's Pal.
CLASS 30 lHunters or Tumpers)-won by
W. z. Grace's Woodruff; second. Jeremiah
Deall's Cracksrnan; third. Miss Eleanor
Laneley's Oh Girl; fourth, NJ. J. pevaney 6
CLASS SO SADDLE Horses 14g to ib.@-w.on
second. Mrs. George a. Anearson's Cyr.
thia; third. Midland Farms Masterful:
fourth. Miss Janet McKays The Little
CLASS T. Ponies in harness no, over 1922 :
Miss Constance Regans willisbrook; third
same owners Myra.
CLASS 81 Novice Hunteral-wor by W. II.
Grace's Woodruff second, Jeremiah rleeli' !
nracksmani third. Mrs. Payne whitneys
Web Carter; fourth, Mrs. w. @. Langley !
GLASS 10 .Cgreen of Qualified Middlewe,Rh,
Hunters)-Won by w. II. Grace's Wood.
ruff; second, Jeremiah Bealrs brakeman:
third, same owners Albatross; fourth, W.
G.. JarRley'g Funny nav