The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-28
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Watertown, April T-Coincidence in the form of g major jumping event blue ribbon, to Canadian, Q horse owned by Miss Catherine Keefe was one of the features of a benefit horse show for the Maple Leaf Fund, nIc.; g war relief or- ganization for Canadians; that at- tracted large crowds three times Sta- day during morning, afternoon and evening performances that produced goodly sum for the organization for which the horse show planned at Watertown.
 Thirty Glasses Judged
 Most of the winners were rom Connecticut the Tipperary Stables winning more than its share or blues. with no less than 30 classes judged through the day and into eariy morning, Monday. Jack Pres- tage's Destiny Rose and Grey Dawn, & grey gelding owned by William Wright were the winners of the lad. les hunters and hunter hacks; and the working hunter and green hurlt- CT competition. ,. ,.
 The victory of Canadian, a late entry over the Tipperary Stables Clare's Toy developed a mild sur prise and the keenest of competi- ton before the event was decided. Canadian, maiden, won her lirse blue ribbon in the maiden event judged during the morning part or the show.
 Tn the saddle horse class Marshall Malloy's chestnut geiding My Gold en Charim was the winner with Radiant Duke, & two time winner Including the open five-gaited class. The Duke was entered rom tne East Longmeadow stable. summary
 Morrlng Summaries
 rocai Hacks,-- TO be ridden by members % of Tipperary stable even- dsssson's "s Hanover Jean; second Elisabeth Buffers War Blaze; third, OiIVcr Bianchheld's BailSraihe' fourth. Marie Bakers AyJtwaWvi 1AyJtwWcr bv Marshail Maiioy's My Golden Charm Boy; fourth 1. Winters Rough Flush. .,,,~,v non
 Maie9q Slas ribbom bHrSeSs'3f e;umps feet, 2 inch: Canadian of Lltchfieid; second, Bar. bara Hotchkiss's Scarfnce Al oi Goshen; third, Norman Halis Grey Spot; fourth, Victor Aliens Hea iaeh.nss Green Hunters--won by William wrights drey Dawn; second. Pr; t,c Tippsr%ry Mllp,a% hS@S Stables: Nc Piay; fourth r.i6SsS 7h.n hd?Ss, sc,h wHS hsye ns! Dorthy Wagstag's sham; third, Charles Durfee's Ranger; fourth' Tipperary Stables Hanover Jean'
 Combination 5-Gainted-W9m DS T THorsemanship-open to children who have not renched their 18th birthdny-Won by Mildred Ruth soloman on Red Dare;. second, Mary Dreher; third, Elizabeth Wilson; fourth Corydon spIrry; nItn, GnHr- rlan ''' Afternoon Summaries
 open .jumping--S feet 9-Busseiili stewart's Playboy; second, KusseL Stewards Playgirl; third Catherine r. Keefe's Big Mac; fourth, June
 Middle Heavyweight hunters = { feet 9--Won by Dr. William How ellis No Play second, William Wrigbt's Grey Dawn; third June Cunningham's Skyline; fourth Nor- man Halls Grey Spot.
 Horsemanship--Opc to children who have not reacled their l2th birthday---Won by Corydon Sperry; second, David Pape. =,
 Lightweight hunters - Jumps feet 9--Won by Tipperary Stables Ciare's Toy; second Tipperary StaDl. es' Destiny Rose; third, Tipperary Stables Teddy; fourth, Mrs. Jack Prestage's After All. . 4. reached their goth birthday = Pape of Watertown on Teddy; Mrs. William Howelis War Blaze; third, Joseph R. Neilps May Lad: fourth Tipperary Stables Clare's Toy.
 5-Galted (Ladics to Ride--Won by June Cunningham's Skyline; sec ond Hazel Hankinson's Mountain
 Birdie path haciSs--won by Mrs. Jack Preston Jack Durfee.s John D.: third, Ralph F. Durfee's Sling Shot; fourth, Tiggerary Stables Hanover Jean, ridden by Emma
 Ladies Hunters--won by ripper ary Stables Destiny Rose; second, Tipperary Stables Cinre.s Toy; third, Dr. William Jowelrs No Play; fourth, Catherine keefe's Teddy. ..
 Open jumping - Won Dy kusseii Stewards Playboy; second 4 Vim cSsnis1rhonrs ssrs 1nssm lSi Skyline: fourth Bar- bara Hotchkiss' Marty Dale ridden