The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-29
GOLDEN EAGLE TROPHY WON BY
 WOODFELLOW
Largest Field on Record Completed at Water.
 town Horse Show
lsneolal to Ths Democrntl

 kaleidoscopic panorama of color and movement, glistening satiny sheen of horses coats, flashes of scarlet hunting coats, purple, blue, crimson and gold racing silks against the green hillside on the backstretch and bright coIored spectator out fits, with It's steady accompaniment of creaking leather, thudding hoofs paying of hounds, and blaring of the loudspeaker, closed Sunday af- ternoon. The field of entries was the largest in the ten years the show has been held and many of the finest show horses in this and surrounding states were exhibited here. Tn spite of the poor weather, with it's constant threat of showers, the attendance was good with the largest crowd drawn by the main attractions of Sundays program.
 Top Horse
 Wynfromere Farms Woodfellow, outstanding in the hunter classes, continued his triumphs to win the Golden Eagle trophy donated by Dr. Andrew J. Jackson, the $200 hunter stake and the hunter cham. pionship in the finals. Woodfellow was well ridden throughout the show by Helen Bedford. Moreland Stables Sunny Sunday received the reserve ribbon in this class.
 Jack Spratt's Paps, ridden by Michael Walsh, was awarded the champion ribbon in the jumper class on points won throughout the show in jumping classes. Second llonors went to Patrick McDermott's Pretty Good. Mrs. Gordon Wright's Sonny took the blue in the S200 jumping stake, with Pretty Good @ close second.
 Kilkare Farms horses dominated the saddle classes in both the three and five divisions, with Centre Colonel taking the championship in the five gated class, and American Jane and Kilkare chief winning first and second places in the $l00 sad de horse stake, and champion and reserve ribbons in the saddle horse championship class.
 Miss F. I. Chase rode Michael Walshs Brushkill to victory by sev- eral lengths in the ladies' half-mile race, with Wayside Stables Wayside second and William DeLong's Cop per Queen third. Miss Chase took the lead at the start and was never headed.
 Exciting
 The final race of the afternoon SOW the favorite, Carleton Palmer's Purple Dust, M. Mergler up, defeat the Tlying Duck Stables Ithacan, ridden by M. Howard, and Jack Spratt's Special Delivery, ridden by A. Adams in an exciting and hotly contested event.
 AS on the previous days of the show, the hound race furnished the comedy, with CohaSset Marshall, big red hound owned by William wright, leading the pack to within fifty yards of the finish, only to lose the scent and run away. The dog was auctioned of later in the afternoon to the great amusement of the spectators.
 In the American bred hounds
 trail on Saturday afternoon
 "ChIck" LawsOn's dogs, Scratch
 and Bones, easily captured first
 and second places, Scratch led
 the field SO far that when the
 dogs came over the hilltop to
 enter the backstretch of the
 race track for the finish of the
 trail, 1t looked as if there was
 but one dog in the event.
 Sundays Results
 CLASS 20--Jumping Sweepstakes; Won by Patrick McDermott's Pretty Good; second, Mrs. Harry Franks Alqhapa; third, Jack Spratt's Gay Play; fourth, Peter Drever's Wahoo
 CLASS 14--FNive Gaited Horse: 1 Won by Kilkare Farms Centre Col oncl; second, Edward Berry's Maids Lex; third, Miss Lois Bradley's Joe Mcdonald; fourth, Miss Hazel Han kinson's Mountain Star.
 CLASS 37--Heavyweight Hunt CTS: Won by Morcland Stables Sum ny Sunday; second, Miss June Hanes' Chamik: third, T. Beatty Browns Saint James; fourth, Tip- perary Stables Parole.
 CLASS 4--Saddle horse, 3-gaited. Won by Kilkare Farms Kilkarc Chief; second, Miss Jeanne Nehr- baS' RaipbowS End; third, Fair City Stables Trouble Maker; fourth, Mrs. J. c. Holcomhe's Miss Mt. Sterling.
 CLASS 22 - Childrcns Mounts: Won by Robert Nchrbas' Double Trouble; second, Miss Florence D. Taylor's Lady Lightfoot; third, Miss Ann Joan Fennessey's Watch Me; fourth, Austin Adams Easter Lily.
 CLASS 6--Open Fox Hounds Trail Won by Watertown Hunts Mess mate; second. Watertown Hunts Tarter; third, Fairfield County Hunts Jupiter.
 CLASS 36--Middle Weight Hunt ters: Won by Moreland Stables Langon Lad; second, Moreland Sta bles' Wallop; third, Mrs. Harry Franks Upperland; fourth, Wyndy- gould Farms Rathdennis II.
 CLASS l0--Children's Jumpers. Won by Mrs. Victor Kiam's Princess Peroxide; second. Walton P. Davis Silver; third, Austin AdaTns' Easter Lily; fourth T. Beatty Browns Jean Via.
 CLASS 46-Golden Eagle Hunter Trophy: Won by Wynfromere Farms Woodfellow; second, More- land Stables Double Entry; third, Moreland Stables Langon Lad; fourth, Tipperary Stables Parole.
 CLASS 66-Ladies Race: Won by Michael Walsh's Brushkill, Miss E. I. Chase up; second, Wayside Sta- bles' Wayside. Miss Betty Harris up; third, William DeLong's Copper Queen, Miss Elizabeth Hyland up.
 CLASS 17 = Champion 5-gaited Saddle Horse: Won by Kilkare Farms Center Colonel; second, Ed- ward Berry's Maids Lex.
 CLASS 4D--Hunt Teams: Won by l NaA- Al