The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-18
GOODRICH AND
 JACKSON WIN
 AT HORSE SHOW
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The ElgnCn Annual WaCerCOWn 1n- door Horse Show was held Sunday afternon and evening at the Water town Riding Club on the Northfleld road. The attendance was very poor because of the storm, but there were a large number of entries in each of the eighteen classes shown, and the events were run of without mishap. The evening showing was delayed about an hour in starting when an electric wire was brought down by the storm leaving the arena in darkness.
 Horses owned by Walter Good rich of New Haven and Dr. A. J. Jackson, of Waterbury, took most of the prizes in the jumping sweep stakes, and hack events.
 The funniest turnout class keut the audience amused as Ed Wynn, the fire chief, scarecrow, a ballet dancer, and an agile youth who wore the horses blanket and saddle and topped it with pith helmet clowned around the arena.
 Judges for the show were Miss Ivy Madison and MT. Donald Perkins.
 Afternoon Events)
 Hacks (riders IS years of age and underD Won by Tipperary stables Tthol Brose; second, Tipperary stable Blarney Castle; third, John Dunn's link Spot; fourth, Tipperary stables Devine.
 Lightweight hunters-Won by Morelands stables Vital Spark; sec- ond, Dr. A. J. Jackson's Penn Jinks; third, Carleton Palmer's Lord Bri- tain; fourth, Tipperary stables Sa- trophy.
 Ladies bridle path hacks--Won by Dr. Andrew J. Jackson's Penn links second. Tipperary stables Lilac Time; third, Tiperary stables Blar- ney Castle; fourth, Tipperary stables Athol Brose.
 Novice jumpers-Won by Wood- bridge Riding clubs My-Lad; sec ond, Mrs. A. Scrivener Jr.'s Sam; third, Michael J. Carols Popeye; fourth, Peter Drevers' Neil.
 Novice hunters-Dr. Andrew J. Jacksons Penn Jinks; second, Peter Drever's Irish Eyes; third, Tipper- ary stables Satrophy; fourth, Tip perary stables Kildare.
 Pair of hacks-Won by Dr. An- drew J. Jackson's entries; second, Peter Drever's, third, Tipperary stables; fourth, Thomas F. Moore's.
 Middle and heavyweight hunters under saddle-Won by Morelands stables Wallop; second, Moreland stables Langon Lad; third, Mrs. An- drew J. Jacksons' John D.; fourth, Tipperary stables Dragoon.
 Open jumping 6 jumps about 3 feet 6 inches)-Won by Walter Goodrich's Mint Julep; second, Wal ter Goodrich's Beechrest third, Wal ter Goodrich's Lady Doncaster fourth, Walter Goodrich's Ontrepid.
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 Children's h,inters-Won by Woodbridge Riding clubs My Lad; second, Peter Drevers' Irish Eyes; third, Dr. A. J. Jackson's Penn links; fourth, Donald TuttleS 4Sk uAAAA Al 61A&s
 Corinthian hunters-Won by pr. A. J. Jackson's Penn links; second, E. I. Chase's Hop Scotch; third, Mrs. A. Svrivener Jr's. Sam; fourth, Mrs. A. J. Jackson's John D.
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 Bride path hacks-Won by Dr. A. J. Jacksons' Penn Jinks; second, Tip perary stables Lilac Time; third, Pe- ter Drevers' Neil; fourth, Mrs. A. J. Jacksons John D.
 Middle and heavyweight hunters Won by Moreland stables Wallop; second, Moreland stables Langon- Lad; third, E. I. Chase's Himself; fourth, Tipperary stables Parole.
 Ladies hunters-Won by Dr. A. J. Jackson's Penn links; second, Peter Drevers' Irish Eyes; third, Moreland stables; Wallop; fourth, Mrs. A. Scrivener, Jr's Sam.
 Funniest turn out under saddle Won by Tipperary stables; second, Bernice Hitchcock; third, William B. Moore; fourth, Messrs. Smith, McCleary and Painter.
 Hunters sweepstakes-Won by Moreland stables Walop; second, Cerleton Palmer's Lord Britton; third, Tipperary stables Parole; fourth, Moreland tSables's Langdon- Lad.
 Open jumping sweepstakes-Won by Morton Smiths Intrepid; second, Walter Goodrich'S Beechrest; third, Walter Goodrich's Mint Julep; fourth, Walter Goodrichs Lady Doncaster.
 Lightweight hunters-Won by Carleton Palmer's Lord Britton; second, Moreland stables Vital Cpark; third, Peter Drever's Irish Eyes; fourth, Woodbridge Riding clubs My Lad.