The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-26
JACKSON HORSES WIN BLUES AT. WATERFOWL R. c..
VedOnah, PhaIariOn Rated Best; MOreland Wins 3;
 Prestige Places II

Watertown, April 25-Well at- tended at both afternoon and even- ing performances, more than 1000 spectators were well-entertained here today at the annual indoor horse show of the Watertown Riding club, with pr. Andrew J. Jackson of Waterbury and the New Haven Moreland stables securing several blue ribbons for the performances of Vendonah, Canadian-bred horse en- tered by Dr. Jackson in the open jumping event and ridden by Joe Murphy, while Phalarion, owned by Ann Jackson and ridden by Joan Laford of Norfulk took blues in the hacks and bridle path hacks event.
 Three Winners
 Sunny Sunday of the Moreland menage took first in the middle weight and heavyweight hunter classes; while Vital Spark in the lightweight hunters and Wallop, middle and heavy hunter were prize winners also entered by the More land stables. Willow of Tipperary stable and Lord Britain owned by Carleton Palmer were also blue rib- bon winners ridden by Jack Pres tage, who placed II horses in 17 classes. Summary:
 AFTERNOON
 Class 1-Hacks (riders IS years of age and under--Won by Ann Jack sons oh. g. Phalarion; second, Jean l.. Pierson's ST. III. Snowflake; third, Virginia Stars gr. m: Mermaln' fourth, Tipperary stables's oh. g. Armour Clad.
 es's hr E. Vital Spark; second, Car teton Palmer's oh. g. Lord Britain; third, White Mare stables bay g. My Lad; fourth, Mrs. Charles r. Durfee's oh. g. Sling Shot.
 Class 3--Ladies' bride path hacks by Betty Wadsworth's ch. m. Chicmar; second, Jean E. Pierson's gr. m. Snowflake: thrid, Aim Jack sons oh. g. Pharlarion; fourth, Mrs. Charles P. Durfee's oh. 6. Sling Shot. Glass .ha,t 4NSyiee fset iumipehrs eWEas by Fredericks Fry's oh. g. Tommy Lindsay; second William 5. Moore's bay g. Memorable; third, Moreland stables bag g. Sandy McNeil; fourth Tipperary stables's' bay m. Lou Me- Nell.
 Glass 5-Novice hunters (eight jumps feet, 4 inches) - Won by Tipperary stables's br. g. Willow; second, William Moore's bay g. Mem- orable; third, Tipperary stables's oh. g. Baileyraine; fourth. Tipperary staSless br. gi The he Flask. Won bv Jean Pearson-Virginia Starr; sec ond, Tipperary stables,s entry: third Mrs. Andrew J. Jackson's entry: fourth, Mrs. Charles P. Durfee and
 Glass 7NMiddlc and heavyweight hunters under saddle -- Won by second, Mrs. Andrew J. Jackson's ch. g.. John D; third, Tipperary stables's bay g. Yorshire Moors; fourth, Ann Jackson's ch. g. Pha- larion.
 Class 2-open jumping Cover eight jumps about 3 feet, 6 inches)--,Won by Dr. Andrew J. Jackson's oh. g. Vendonah; second, Walter Goodrichs bl. g. Shamrock: third. Tipperary stables's br, g.. Ballyhooley; fourth,
 EVENING
 Class 9-Children's runters (riders 19 years old or under - Won by White Mare stables's bay g. My Lad: second. Mrs. Andrew J: Jack Starr's gr. m. Mermaid; fourth, Tip perary Stables's oh. m. Athol Brose.
 Class 10-Working hunters Cover eight jumps 8 feet, 9 inches)-Won by Fredericka Fry's oh. m. True Mark; second, Moreland stables's ell. g. Double Enry; third, John Denny's oh. 8. Buzzing Around; fourth. Car Teton Palmer's ch. g. Lord Britain.
 Class 11-Bridle path hacks-Won by Ann Jackson's ch.. g. Phalarion; T ..s. l. FTs...A Mark; third. Mrs. Charles P. Dur fees oh. g. Sling Shot; fourth, Jean E. Pierson's gr. m. Snowflake.
 Class 12-Middle and heavyweight hunters (eight jumps 3 feet 9 inch es)-Won by Moreland stables's bay Jackson's ch., g. Pharlarion; third, Moreland stables's oh. g. Wallop: fourth, Mrs. Minot Towards oh. m. Fuschia.
 Class 1s-Lightweight. hunters-(3 feet, g, inches)-Won by Carleton Moreland stables's oh. g. Double En- oh. m. True Mark; fourth. Miss Frederick Fry's ch.. g. Trims Isle.
 Class 14-Professional Horseman's association a;s,,e s Challenge Ill Cup (open Jackson's oh. g. Vendonah; second, Mrs. Minot Towards oh. m. Fuschia; |; third, White Mare stables's bay g. My Lad; fourth, Tipperary stables's br. g. BallyhOoey.
 jumps feet, 8 inches = Won by Carleton Palmer's entry; second. John Denny and Mrs. Minot Howard third. Moreland stables's entry; fourth. Miss Fredericka Fry's entry. Won by Carleton Palmer's oh. g. Lord Britain; second, Moreland stables's ell. 2. Pot Au Pluck; third, Ann Jackson's oh. g. Pharlarion; fourth, Moreland stables's Sunny
 Class 17-open jumping (eight jumps about four feet)-Won by Mrs. Minot Towards Oh. m. Fuschia second. Tipperary stables, br. g. Ballyhooey; third, Fredericka Fry s A. J. Jackson's oh. g. Vendonah.