The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-01
JACKSON HORSE |STANDOUT IN SHOW AT WATERFOWL
Special to The Dcmocrat)

Watertown, May 1-AlI pu one Connecticut horse won frs place in Is events, comprising th' sixth annual indoor horse show O. the Watertown Riding and Hunt ing club, Saturday at the arena or Northfield road. Dr Andrew Jack sons mare, Wig. Miss Roxannt News Peter Powers and Morris Mellet's Gold Standard were mos prominent in the list of blue rib bon winners, though Mrs Pet' Drever's Lady Chat of Bedford Village, N. Y., took the children hunters event.
 The Tipperary stable entries handled by Jack Prestage won tho open jumping event after hvt jumpoffs, also taking a number oi second ribbons. The summarizes:
 Afternoon Events
 Class l. Saddle ponies under l. hands-Won by Andrew Jackson Jr's Liberty; second, Miss Elizabeth Brennan's Trixie; third, Roger Jackson's Freedom.
 Class 2. Children's horses, IL hands and under-Won by Fairfield Riding academy's Attractive. rid den by Miss Betsy Gaynor; second Austin Adams Show Me; third Morris Melletz's Kentucky Boy fourth, Lewisboro Riding clubs Patches.
 Glass 23. Road hacks--Won by Austin Adams Easter Lily; second Dr A. J. Jackson's Wig; third, Tip perary stables Miss Doubtful; fourth, Mrs John Denny's Atho Brose.
 7 Class 4. Chhildren's hunters Won by Mrs Peter Drever's Lady Chat; second, Tipperary stables Miss Doubtful; third, Mrs John Denny's Athol Brose; fourth, Tip perary stables Three Point Two.
 Class 5. Open jumping-Won by Austin Adams Easter Lily, ridden by Miss Ruth Mackenzie; second Dr A. J. Jackson's Golden Eagle third. Col W. H. Weich's Harry Carter; fourth. Col W. H. Welch's High Compression.
 Class z. Ladies' saddle horses Won by Miss Roxanna Ney's Peter Powers; second, Tipperary stables Desert Gold; third, Fairfield Riding academy's Fairfield Sunshine; fourth. Austin Adams Driftwood Flame.
 Class 8. Open jumping-Won by T.pperary stables Desert Cloud second, Mrs Peter Drever's Lady Gnet; third, Aintree farms Sir Launcelot; fiurth, Peter Drever's Black Chat.
 Evening Summaries
 Class 9-Hunters, any weight Won by Morris Melletzs Gold Stan- dard of Bridgeport, ridden by Miss Betsy Gaynor; second, Tipperary stables Three Point Two; third Tipperary stables Desert Cloud; fourth, Tipperary stables Hearts Content.
 Glass 10-Open. three gaited saddle horses-Won by Miss Rox- anna News Peter Powers, Wash ington, Conn; second. Roglemar stables Nejal of Middlebury; third Riding academy's Fairfield Sunshine; fourth, Austin Adams Driftwood flame.
 Class 19-Horsemanship for rid CTS of ne years experience-Won by Harold Dayton; second, Ger aid Davis; third, T. E. Carmodyi fourth, L.. D.. Beach.
 Glass 11-Lightweight hunters Won by Dr Andrew J. Jackson'f Wig; second, Tipperary stables Three Point Two; third. Aintree farms Belle of Aintree; fourth Mrs Peter Drever's Lady Chat.
 Class 12-Heavy and middle weight hunters-Won by Tipperary tables Where To; second, Dr An drew Jackson's Golden Eagle; third, Tipperary stables Bacherest fourth, Aintree farms Sir Launce- lot.
 Class 6-Ladies' hunters-Won by Dr Andrew Jackson's Wig; sec ond, Tipperary stables Ambercrest; third, Dr Andrew Jackson's Golden fourth. Thomas Finn's Polly Ann.
 Glass 14-Easiest riding horse Won by Miss Roxanna News Peter Powers; second. Tipperary stables third, Tipperary staole's 
 Class 15-Hunt teams-Won by Dr Andrew Jackson's entry; sec ond. Tipperary stable; third. Tip perary stable; fourth Dr M. H Merriman's entry.