The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-27
STRONe RIVALRY FEATURES HORSE SHOW EVENTS
John Hard's CassiIus At. tractive Favored in
 Pony Class Today
Special to The Democrat

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 Watertown, June 27. U Sharp rivalry among hackney and hunter jumper classes was expected to con- tinue today at the tenth annual Wa tertown horse show, which opened yesterday under the best of circurn- stances and featured the showing of Woodfellow. brown gelding owned by C.. F. Wynfromers of Greens Farms and Double Entry, the More- head tables star from Durham, Conn, winners of the model and hunters classes. Today one of the expected standouts in the pony hackney class will be Cassilus Attractive, owned by John Hard, IT,, of Waterbury. The splendid lit- tie equine was reserve champion of the 1883 National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden and is ex- pected to make a strong showing here. MT. Hard's Domino Jim, took a third last year.
 Bartneder, owned by Dr. and Mrs. Edgard Mayer won the open jurnp- ing event, but not before three jumps were required so keen was the competition from Frederick Sturges' Where To of Fairfield.
 Dr. Andrew Jackson's Ranger won the novice jumping event, while Miss E. I. Chase,s Himself took the local hunters blue ribbon. Greenfield Hill, well ridden by J. H. Taylor of Fair- field Hunt, won Q two length victory over Jack Spratt's Western Union in the half-rnile fiat race, while Purple Dust, ridden by w. Mergler, took the mile and a quarter flat race. Sums nnaries:
 Glass 32 = Model hunters = Won by Yynfromere's by c. Woodtelow: second, Miss Dorothy Whites ea. trophy; third, Moreland stables' Wallop; fourth, Mooreland stables Double Entry.
 Glass Model saddle horse won by Fair City stables CT. m. The Yankee Clipper; second, Miss Vera Joan Steele's Clearview ch. m. Duce Dare's; third, MT. and Mrs. Seward Potter'S oh. m. Dark Hazard.
 Glass % = Local novice jumper won by Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Jaclkson's ch. g. Ranger; second. Donald s. Tuttle's oh. 8. Drrmlar- gen: third, Tipperary stables gr. g. Blue Blazes; fourth, Tipperary stables ch. m. Athole Brose.
 Glass 2 = Move 3 - gated saddle horse - Won by Miss Jean Nehrbas's b. g. Paloel Rex; second, Fair City stables gr. m. The Yankee Clipper; third, Miss Shirley Williams brg. g. King Burt: fourth, c. A. Blan- chard Jr's b. g. Lohengein.
 Glass 43 = Local hunters = Won by Miss E. I. Chase's b. g. Himself; second, Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Jackson's oh. g. John D; third, Tipperary stables" oh. g. Phalarlon; fourth, Sherman P. Knights br. 8. Socrates.
 Class 13 - Novice 5 = galtedsad- de horse Won by Fair City stables oh. m. Sporting Song; sec ond, Miss Joan Piersor's ch. g. Gold Dust.
 Glass 34 = Lightweight hunters = Moreland stables: oh. g. Double En- try; second, Wynfromere farms br. g. Woodfellow; 3d Moreland stables oh. g. Pot au Pluck; fourth, Wyn- fromere farms oh. g. Speedy.
 Glass 26 = Nivice Jumpers =. Won by Jack Spratt's b. m. Paps: second, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Mayors br. 6. Buster; third, Brookside stables oh g. Brookside: fourth, Horton Smiths oh. g. Intrepid.
 Glass g - Road Hacks - Won by pr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Jackson ch. 8. Ranger; second, Edward Berry's Silver Streak; third, Miss Joan Piersor1,s gr. m. Snowflake; fourth, Edward L. Berry's b. g. Captain January.
 Class A - Huntsmai's cup - Moreland stables b. 6. Sunny Sun. day; second, Moreland stables b. 6. Langon Lad; third, pr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Jackson's ch. 6. John D.; fourth, Thomas L. Ryan's D. 6. Ship On.
 Glass 51 - One-half mile flat race Won by J. Hanchett Taylor's ch. Hill; second, Jack SprattS WeSUGEu OkllOIlS tAAuD SSAsSVSAs Palmer's Pink Post.
 Class 27 - Open Jumping - Won by Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Mayors oh. g. Bartender; second, Frederick Sturges' b. g. Where To; third, Gardnor Millett's b. 6. Curralin; fourth, Mrs. Dorothy M. Whites ch.. g. Intrefrid.
 ClassS -- Saddle horse, 3-gaited, under 15.2 - second, Miss Jean Me- hrbas,s b. g. Poloel Rex; third. Mrs. J. G. Holcombe's ch. m. Miss Mount Sterling; fourth, Miss Shirley Wil- liams,s br. 6. King Burt.
 Glass 8 -- Family class IT. Won by sherman P. Haight; second, Mark L. 5perry, Jr.; third, Miss F. l. Chase.
 Glass 24 U Horsemanship for boys and girls over q ..- Won by MISS Bette Goodrich; second, Miss P. l. Chase; third, Mrs. Jack Prestage; fourth, Miss Mary Louise Carmody.
 Glass 33 - Green Hunters - Won by Jack Prestage,s gr. g. 6atraphy; second, Tipparary stables cn. 2. Phalarlon; third, Mrs. T. BeaCty Browns oh. g. Saint James.
 Mile and one quarter flat race Won by Carleton Palmer's Purple Dust, and ridden by M. Meagler; second, Jack 6pratt's Special Denv- cry, ridden by Mickey Walsh; third Miss Helen Jarvis's Supreme, ridden nR.(S~