The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-24
EQUINE CHAMPS CROWNED TODAY
 IN SHOW FINALS
Watertown Competition Closes This Evening" Action for Open Jumper Ribbons
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 Watertown, Juno 24-With com plete and marked success attend ing the first two days of the Wa tertown Horse Show, attendants, exhibitors and officials of the sev- enth annual event sponsored by the Watcrtown Riding and Hunt club were prepared this morning for the final and most important day of the show, in which num- Der of champions will be ribboned, \ Particular interest Is centered around the jumper stake event, which will bring top prize money of the meet to the best horse and rider, while the competition in the ladies' hunter class Is also OK pected to bo kecn. Mrs Harry !. Frank Jr's upperland took tho bluc in the middleweight hunter competition yesterday. The sum- mnrics:
 !. tSccond Day Events)
 Class 2t -. Novice Jumpers - won by Aintree Farms Sir Launce- lot of Southport, Conn; second, Tipperary stables Maybe; third, Miss Lynn Colds Jumping Jim mic: fourth, Wilbur w. Ncwelrs Boots and Britchcs.
 t Class 17 -. Combination ponies not exceeding 13.2 - Won by An- thony Farrell Jr's Mitzi of Lou denVilie, N. Y.: second, Andrew Jackson Jrs Liberty.
 Glass 2S - Children's hunters :, to be ridden by boy or girl not over 16 years of age Won by Austin Adams Easter Lily Of Naugatuck; second, Lawrence Wal lace's Eileen; third, Miss Anne O. Choate's Rusty; fourth, Tipperary Stables Miss Doubtful.
 Class 41 - Harness Horse, over 14.2 shown to suitable vehicle - Won by Glemholme Farms Seaton Helena Of Washington, Conn; sec ond, Bell-Ho Stables Becchwold Dare; third, Miss Mary Jane Meyers Paradise Lady.
 Glass 90 -- Hunter-Amatour to ride Won by Wnrneld Farms Prince Charming; second Mrs Harry Frank Jr's upperland; third, wynfromcre Farms Grayorno; fourth. Dr Andrew j. Jackson's Golden Eagle,
 Glass 12 - open -.- five gaited stallion Won by Birchwood stables Camille Horn of Wetherss- field; second. Roger Young, Jra Chief Of Oakledge; third, John A, Jarboes Joe Mcdonald; fourth, MT ani Mrs C. E. Dillon's l-kno.
 Glass 24 Touch and out sweepstakes ---- Won by Miss Anne Q. t-hopte's Queen of PlensantVlllc' N. r.; second, pr Andrew j. Jack sons Wig; third, Bcll-Ho stables Hoppy Days; fourth, Mrs K. Seott Liasley's Pharlnrion. ], i. Glass s --- Bride Path Hacks, ha nds and over up to carrying 10O pounds Won by Miss Ruth Fer guson's Lucifer of Greenwich. sec ond, pr Andrew J. Jackson's Wig: third. Birchwood stables Beau Ideal; fourth, Mrs R. Scott Lins-
 Glass 31 --- Middleweight hunt crn - Won by Mrs Harry J. Frank Jr's' Upperland of Warrenvil!e' N. J.; second. Mir and Mrs C. 5. rarnsworth's Forest. third. War field Farms Chnmlk: fourth, Cap tain Marshalls Chapeau.
 Glass 2 - Saddle horse three gated open Won by Bcll-Ho Stables Happy Days of Ridgewood, N. J.; second, Glenholme Farms Happy Days; third, Mrs Dorothea Fl, Austln's Hallstorm; fourth. Miss LucretIa Gilbcrt's Red Cherry.
 Glass ' -- Road Hack-Won by Austin Adams Easter Lily or Naugatuck; second, r. Lincoln Powers Margate third, Miss Ruth W. Ferguson's Lucifer; fourth, saxon Woods Hunt Clubs sonny
 Class 3S --. Open to all hunters = Won by pr Andrew J. Jacksons Golden Eagle second. Captain Marshalls Chapeau; third, Petcr Drevcr's Black Chat; fourth Wynfromero Farms Graynrno.
 Glass 6 --- Family class - won by Gicnholmc Stable, Washington, Conn: second. Peter Drever; thlrd. Dr NJ. II. Morrimdn; fourth, Mark Sperry.
 Glass A -- Hunter trials won by Warncid Farms Prince Charm- ing: second. Wynfromere Farms Graynrno; third, Joseph A. Hnles Question Mark; fourth, Wnrheld Farms Handy York.
 Glass . --- Handy hunters won by Miss Eleanor vietor's Cherokee of Locust Valley. l.. l.; second, Miss Annc 0. Choate's Madame Queen: third. Mr and Mrs C. E. Farnsworth's Kilfinance: fourth, Tippcrary Stables Desert Cloud.