The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-08-14
HORSE AND HOUND
RACES PRESENTED
AT WATERFOWL

WATERFOWL, Aug 13-Horse ana
hound races thoroughly entertained
small but enthusiastic crowd at
the grounds of the Watertown Rid
ing and Hunt club this afternoon,
with the Waterbury Life Adjust
mcnt Center and the Watertown
Civic Union receiving whatever H.
nancial benefit there was to the ex-
cellent program of sport arranged
for the day. Delude, ridden by JACK
Prestage and owned by DR. A. j.
Jackson of Waterbury and the
Fairfield mare of William Macken-
zie, tagged Tanglefoot carried or
the fiat race honors in the half mile
and mile and half races, while
the WATERFOWL clubs Tasso took
the hound race over the regular
course, followed by Random, the
property of Thorn" Wallace of
Greenville. The results:
Glass 1C-Open jumping. feet,
inches-Won by Tipperary sta
ble's Black Watch: second. Mr. and
Mrs Richard Carver's Elf Queen;
third. New Preston Riding schools
Dauntless: fourth, Tipperary sta
ble's Desert Cloud.
Glass o--Children's saddle horses
Won by Austin dams Show
Me; second, Tipperary stables
Miss Doubtful: third. Doris Daw-
ley's Bob Peep; fourth, Rufus SILL
mans Sally.
Glass 14-Lightweight hunters
Won by Mr. and Mrs Richard
Carver's Elf Queen; second, Ed
ward Humans Incompatible:
third. c. Grant Welch's Lady DON
caster; fourth, Austin Adams
Eastern Lily.
Glass 1l-Open- three gated
saddle horses-Won by Austin Ad-
ans Show Me, second, Tipperary
stables Miss Doubtful: third, Ed
ward Humans incorporates;
| fourth. Clarence Ambler's Voucher.
Glass I-One half mile race on
| flat-Won by DIR Andrew j. jack
sons Delude; second, William Mac
Kennels Tanglefoot: third, Phillip
Schwartz's Oxheart;. fourth. Cliff
! ford Whites Alverna. Time SO
F., seconds.
Glass 19--Opcn jumping-Won
| by Russ Van Week Bradley's
Causeway; second, Aintree farms
Belle of Aintree; third, William b.
Moore's Red Lawn; fourth, Edward
| Humans Incompatible.
Glass 4-Parade-Troph to the
funniest and trophy to the most
original costume-Won by Miss
Bernice Hitchcock, dressed as a
scarecrow on Monarch; second, DR.
NJ. Heminway Merriman, dressed
In an operating gown on Chief.
Class 10-Road hacks-Won by
| Clarence Ambler's Voucher; sec
ond, Edward Humans Blarney:
| thttd NJ a ir1
ver's Elf Queen; fourth, Doris Daw-
ley's 30 Peep.
Glass Egg and spoon race
Won by Miss Lyford, Norfolk: sec
ond, Miss Bernice Hitchcock; third,
Marshall Hail. fourth, Steele Smith.
Class Pie eating contest
Won by Miss Lyford, Norfolk; sec
ond, Miss Marie Louise Carmody;
third, Marshall Hail.
| Class 17-Open jumping-Won
by G. Grant Welch's Willie Hoppe;
second. G. Grant Welch's Doncast-
! err; third, Miss Joan Adams Dam
You; fourth. Miss Page Lewis
Wood Pigeon.
Glass 13-Most useful saddle
horse-Won by Austin Adams
Show Me; second, Tipperary sta
ble's Suncrest: third, Edward Hin
mans Barney; fourth. Tippcrary
stables Miss Doubtful.
Glass 3-Hound race-Won by
WATERFOWL Hunts Tasso; second.
Thomas Wallace's Random; third,
Watertown Hunts Dawn; fourth,
Arlington Hills Hunts Rummager.
Glass 15-Heavy and middle
weight hunters--Won by Tipperary
stables Suncrest; second. Miss
Page Lewis Wood Pigeon; third.
DR. Andrew j. Jackson's Golden
Eagle; fourth, Tipperary stables
Golden crest.
Glass 2-One and one half MILD
race--Won by william MacKenzie' 3
Tanglefoot; second, A. G. Aliens
Way Up; third Jack Prestage's
Blank.
Class l8--JumpIng sweepstake--
Won by Frank Bells Freeshia; Sec
ond, Miss Joan Adanns' Dam You;
third. Russ Van Week Bradley's
causeway: fourth. Tipperary sta
bles Black Watch. 90 es