The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-24
THREE NEW CUPS ADD NCENTTVETO
 N. Y. HORSE SHOW
Famous Exhibit in NOyem. Der Will Be COlOrful
 Affair

Auk &f@1 uCW slul OPAAGop an international military jumping prize which has been made perpet- ual; and championship recognition accorded to two juvenile classes comprise the principal changes which have been made by the Ma tional Horse Show Association in the awards for the annual Horse Show at Madison Square Garden, November to IS.
 A new trophy, to be known as the Henry H. Dickson Memorial Challenge Trophy and to be com peted for by green and qualified hunters, has been presented by MT and Mrs Arrigo Righi as memor- ial to Mrs Righi's son. the late
 Henry Havelock Dickson, ardent horseman and polo player. who was killed in an automobile acci- dent. Those qualified to ride for this trophy must be amateurs ana members of Q recognized hunt. The deed of gift specifics that in addi- tion to the national, the trophy may be placed in competition at the East Hampton, North Shore, Fairfield and Piping Rock horse shows.
 Out of Competition
 When Mrs Alvin Untermeyer's Ulic won the John R. Townsend Memorial Challenge cup, the gift of Mrs John Van s. Bloodgood, at the Brooklyn show, that trophy went into Mrs Untermeyer's per manent possession by virtue Of three victories. Mrs Untermeyer thereupon undertook to present another trophy to replace the Townsend Cup. This Is the Fox hunter Challenge Trophy, open to competition by green or qualihed hunters ridden by amateurs and to be competed for at the National, Atlantic City and West Point horse shows. Three wins by the same ex- hi5itor are necessary for perma- nent possession.
 The third new trophy to. be com- peted for for the first time next November is the Mountain Echo Challenge Cup presented by Col. onel w. II. Henderson, director Of the Association and prominent ex- hibitor. The cup is named for Col onel Henderson's saddle horse Mountain Echo, retired last year at the Royal Winter Fair in To- ronto, Canada.
 The International Military Tro- phy. presented by J. Spencer Weed president of the association, has been made perpetual and replicas of the trophy will be given to each of the four members of the mill tary jumping team victorious in the event for which the cup is put up. This trophy is open to compe- tition by teams of four men, only one team to be entered by each and the best aggregate score of any three performers only to count. Previously only three of- flcers rode in this event. Riders must be officers of any nation, in- cluding the National Guard and reserve officers and horses belong ing to officers or their govern ments only may be ridden.
 "Title" Trophies
 Championship recognition for the "Good Hands Cup" and the "Horesmanship Cup" also was de- cided upon by the directors of the National on the ground that com petition for these trophies at the national are the winners at all im- recognized horse shows held during the summer months the country and vic- tory in either competition should thus carry the title of champion ship. The Good Hands Cup. open to. competition by boys and girls under seventeen years of age, feat ures only horesmanship on the flat. The Horsemanship Cup for junior under seventeen years calls for eight jumps.
 Among the other important cups and trophies at the 1894 national are: in the saddle and horness di- visions: The, Erduin von der Horst Koch Perpetual Memorial Trophy, presented by friends of the late MT Koch; The Danum-Woodbine Challenge Cup, presented by the late P. J. Lawler; The Paddock Lane Stable Challenge Trophy, presented by Mrs Carl II. Hanna; The Seaton Pippin Challenge Cup, presented by Paul Moore; the Kil- learn Farm Challenge Trophy. pre- sentcd by Alfred B. Maclay; the William r. Wharton Memorial Challenge Cup. presented by. Ed ward King; the Biltmore Challenge Cup, presented by the late John McEntree Bowman; the Theodore Memorial Challenge Cup, presented by Mrs David Wag- staff.
 Tn the hunter. jumper and mill itary divisions the important tro- phies include: the East Hampton Riding Club Challenge Cup. pre- sented by Robert schey; the Fox hunters Challenge Cup, presented by Mrs Alvin Untermeyer: the the Brooks-Bright Foundation Challenge Cup, presented by Mrs Brooks -Aten; the Westchester Cup, presented by H. F. Manville; the Charles l.. Scott Challenge Cup, presented by Pierre Lorrillard. Jr; the Bowman Cup, presented by the late John McEntee Bowman: 1n- Individual Military Championship Trophy for officers. nroanpfad hv Alfred R Maclay.