The New York herald., 1922-04-22
$1,000 STAKE Is WON
BY $1OO SHOW HORSE
Dragon Fly, Castoff From G.
H. Mackay's Stable, Takes
the Big Prize in Brooklyn.

the 1TOOklS II f1OTst s5nOW tHSit WtiC AZ
many classes and entries this season
that two afternoon sessions became
necessary in addition to the evening ex-
hibitions in order to clear up the long
program. The first one took place yes
terday and there viii BE another to-day.
William H. Wanamaker, Jr.. of Phila-
delphia who shows in the name OF fis
Woodroyd Farm. all but swept the har-
ness classes afternoon and evening by
winning Ave of the six competitions in
which his horses and ponies took part.
His little English mare. Kitty Mel
bourne, again went through unbeaten.
but Eve. for almost the first time in her
long and brilliant career, had to take
fourth place in the $1,000 stake which
featured the evening show.
A noteworthy galaxy OF high steppers
came out to compete for the largest prize
ever offered in this division of the show,
but the outstanding winner was A. w.
Atkinson's bay mare Dragon Fly, foaled
in box car and sold for 500 BY her
breeder, Clarence H. Mackay.
Mortimer b. Fuller's chestnut gelding
Amber Crest took another long stride
toward the championship for saddle
horses by winning the class for geldings
over 1872 hands. He Is as yet unbeaten
at the show.
The Awards.
GLASS eo-Jumpers. Won By G. n. Rob
bins's CHI. 6. Jack Patton; second, Raliy
FARMS gr. g. Bally McShane; third. N, II.
Laws 3. s. b. Nelson; fourth. William
Aimgs =. oss, E SANDY ssaa,s nor.e. shown in
hand. Won by David b. Rintoul's b. 8.
Checkmate; second. Miss Clara s. Peck's
blk. m. Moon Glow third, Mrs. Leland
Stanford Woods ch. m. Bohemian SILK;
fourth. Janet MacKsy's ch 6. Highway
man Qord Landwood). .
CLASS 1s-Harness ponies exceeding 49,
Jr.'s b. g. Sir Eric; second. Horace 8.
Bells br. g, Cedar Crest Fire King; third.
cssaas nGsa is lands ao's Won n'rss' By Godfrsy
preeces br. m. Mariet; second r. 2.
fourth, II. J. Davenport's ch. g.. Hooch:.
Leon schinasi's (lMrs. A. c. Ludiem) ch.
3. Radiant: third. Harry. Z. Robinsons
CHI. g: Woodford Rex; fourth. Charles
| CLASS 3-Pairs OF harness horses under
1872 hands. Won by William II. Wana-
and eh 6. Nethsrhaii's Pride; second. second.
Pssg and eh WsadinytSH Waa 5y l. hso'o sv
Himys dIis. Lanier, ). 9; Rep.tons:
tera fourth sfSk MTs Issiie ksitsers Sr
CLASS 4s-Heavyweisht polo horses. Won
Constance Regan,s Oh. g Red Spider;
third; Robert 4. Granniss's ch. m; Joility;
fourth, !. Walter Walter kepsss s, ch- 9; Esaey wo,
by Regina p. Kiely's b. m. Coquotte and
b. m. Evening Star: second, Janet Mac
Campbell Goods b. m. Vanity Box: third.
| Charles Buffers b. m. Mymie Dare and
Mrs. A.. g.. Ludlums b. m, Romano;
Miss Thompsons Miss Auiisht.
| CLASS 19-Pairs OF harness ponies. Won
1y w,ls" na ~ SUNBEAM, b s ssp
/ second. Horace 8. Bells b. m. Hawthorn
Belle and br. 9. Cedar Crest Fire King.
I 1872 hands Won by Janet MacKays ch.
m: Cherokee Princess second, Regina p.
Kiely.s b.. m: Evening Star: third. Miss
fourth. Tracy Higgins; tRachel Higgins
ch. m. Kitty May.
cent. action IS per cent Won by William
Pride: second, John L. BushnelI.s .ch. m.
Jourdan's ch. M Montpelier Pearl
CLASS 2SMofs oH del hSTp.ss ponies shown in
Jr.'s b. m. Kitty Melbourne second. Mr..
Wanamaker's b. 8. Sunrise: third, Horace
fourth. Constance Regans b. m The
Moth.
CLASS 6s-Members' combina tion saddle and
harness horses. Won by Caroline u. Web
er's ch. g. MacGregor; second. Janet Mac
Rays b. m The Little Girl: third, Tracy
Higsins's tRachei Higgins) ch. IN. Kitty
May: fourth. Dorothy II. Jackson's br. m.
Highland Belle.
CLASS e3-Pairs OF jumpers. Won by Becky
Laniers gr. &. Silver Crest and William
Almy's ch. g. Tradesman: second Byford
i Ryans ch. g. Cannie Jean Mrs j. A.
HewletD and ch. m. Cannie Jock !, third.
8. c. Prizes blk. g. Black Dixon and b. e.
John Dixon: fourth. Fred wettach's br. x.
Going Up and ch. g. Sober Boy
CLASS 68-Touch and go sweepstakes for
Jumpers. Won by Rally FARMS gr. g.
Baly Mcshane second. Mrs. Leslie Z.
Kieffer's br. &. Dundrum: third. Henry
John II. Ernst Jr.'s b. 6. lie Cid dim
TreaO.
GLASS 2s--saddie horses exceeding 49,,
hands. Won BY Mortimer D. FulIer's ch.
ch. 9. Radiant: third, Charles Buffers b.
e. Rochester: fourth. Jessie NJ. Martens
ch. g. The Last Word.
GLASS 12-Harness horses (stakes 81, ,O0O)
Fly; second. NJ Il. Murphy's b. z. seaton
Middlemark; third, John L. Bushnelrs ch.
m. The Whip; fourth, William IT, wana-
maker Jr.'s ch. m. Eve fifth Franklin
u. Jourdan's ch M. Irvington Belle; sixth,
X. Lawrence Smiths b. m. Seaton Sylvia.
CLASS 41-Lightweight polo horses Won
by George q. Sherman's CArchy KENNY b
m. Cyclone: second. Godfrey Preece's fTer-
ence Preece) ch. M. Armour third, w D.
CrD<enberger's b. m. Countess H. fourth
Godfrey Preeces br. m. Msriet.
CLASS 32--Ladies saddle horses under 1so
hands. Won BY Edward Kessler.s Alice
Webb ch. m. June Day: second. Janet
mackays Louise Lotto eh. m. Cherokee
Evening Star; fourth. George crouch's
tMrs Il. NJ GrinnelD ch. m. Norma.