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nlono to count. '
First Prize: Trophy, donated by Mr.
Ilarriman. Second Prize: Trophy, donat
ed by Mrs. H. H. Johnson. Third Prize
Trophy, donated by J. Hayden Preston.
liockett, Garrett Conger, Overhills,
first.
George, Pinehurst Stables, Pinehurst,
second.
Firebrand, Mrs. P. C. Thomas, Rome,
N. Y., third.
SPECIAL CLASS.
For Winners of Classes 3, 5, 8, 10 and 11
Conformation, manners, and soundness
to count.
Special Prize, donated by Mrs. P. C.
Thomas.
Champion, Grand Prize: Beegle Man
de, Mrs. P. C. Thomas, Rome, N. Y.
(Ridden by Mrs. Evelyn Spenecer.)
The following is a list of the various
Committees to whom belongs the credit
for one of the most successful and best
managed Horse Shows that has ever
boon' hfld.
COMMITTEES
Executive Committee
Leonard Tufts, Chairman
Mrs. E. P. Spencer, . Nat S. Hurd
Jay V. Hall, Chas W. Picquet
Committee on Entries
(Jhas. W. Picquet, Chairman
Mrs. E. P. Spencer, Nat S. Hurd,
Hayden Preston
Nat S. Hurd, Chairman
Mrs. E. P. Spencer, Dickinson Bishop
Lack of space in this issue compels
us to limit the chronicle of the . races to
the bare summary of results.
Committee on Decorations,
Mrs. Dickinson Bishop, Chairman
Mrs. Jay V. Hall, Mrs. Nat S. Hurd
Miss Esther Tufts
Committee on Prizes and Ribbons
Mrs. E. P. Spencer, Chairman
Mrs. Daisy Porter, Mrs. Chas. L. Lan
caster, Mrs. Harry W. Priest, Jay V.
Hall, Hayden Preston, Henry Horn-Mower.
WEDNESDAY'S HACKS
Ittiy-O.Ligiit Win the Steeplcchaiie
Fat Tlm Made la All of
Scheduled Event.
Marshall Hall's Ray-O-Light, with
Hall up won the mile and a half steeple
chase event on Wednesday at the very
finish of an exciting race in which J. C.
Thomas' Disturber led until near the
(H James Tuft' Drawn, ridden by
Masses, and entere4 for the first time
for a go at the hurdles, finished a re
markable good third.
RACE RESULTS, WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 5.
Class A. Pace, Mile Heats.
King Charles (Thomas) 11
Gentry Dictator (Farnsworth) 22
Lucella (Edan) 3 3
Time: 2, 21 1-4; 2, 21 1-2.
5 1-2 furlong . Flat for Non-Winners.
Sir Haste (110) Lasses, first.
Lady Betty (118) Frenchy, second
Zonia (110) Hulcoat, third.
Single (110) Dimond, left at post.
Time: 1.12 1-2.
6 Furlong Flat.
Uncle Sam (114) Burns, first.
Leader (112) Hulcoat, second.
Machese (112) .Diamond, third.
The Clown (116) Frenchy, also ran.
Time: 1.20.
7 Furlong Flat.
Moonlight (120) Hulcoat, first.
Molly O. (116) Frenchy, second.
Cliff Field (118) Burns, third.
George Roach (118) Diamond, also
ran.
Time: 1:33.
Steeple Chase, Short Course.
Ray-O-Light (130) Hall, first.
Disturber (130) Yates, second.
Drawn (130) Lasses, third.
Melos (140) scratched.
HUNDRED TARGET HANDICAP
held at the Gun Club on Tuesday, was
won by B. V. Covert of Lockport, with
a perfect net score. Covert was also
high gun of the day with 96 actual
breaks to his credit.
The leading scores:
B. V. Covert, Lockport,
George H. Brown, New York
II. H. Duden, New York
J. H. Andrews, Akron,
N. B. Scheller, Pittsburgh
II. T. Whiting, New York,
J. R. Such, New York
W. Y. Connor, New York,
96-6 100
76- 20,96
88-6,94
74-20,94
73-20,93
77- 14,91
70-20,90
67-20,87
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