Clf—Lancaster Fannins, Saterday, November 1,1980
Seconds decide winner
HARRISBURG - The
Pennsylvania National
Horse Show climaxed its
nine-day equestrian ex
travaganza on Saturday
evening with the $lO,OOO
Grand Prix de Penn
National.
Winning this difficult,
tuned jumping event was
Buddy Brown aboard
Viscount, a part
Thoroughbred, part Fren
chbred jumper owned by the
U.S. Equestrian team.
Brown and Viscount
traveled across the course of
16 obstacles in the first round
Lancaster County’s Jean Ramsay racks off aboard champion American
Saddlebred, Grand Larceny. The pair will be competing in November at Madison
Square Gardens, New York.
of Grand Prix de Penn National
of jumping with no faults.
Seven horses jumped off
against the clock in the
second round.
Harry Deleyer rode Dutch
Crown to a clean per
formance in a time of 24.891
seconds over the short
course of six jumps setting
the pace for the rest of the
field. None of the horses
seemed to be able to match
the Galloping Grandfather’s
round until Brown guided
Viscount around the course.
As the pair approached the
final jump, the crowd began
to cheer them on. Respon
ding to the urge to move,
Viscount cleared the final
hurdle and galloped across
the finish in a time of 24.819
seconds.
Brown and Viscount had
won the prestigious event by
.0/2 seconds.
The Open Jumper
Championship was awarded
to Dutch Crown and Harry
Deleyer for the second tune.
The pair bad been selected
as champion in 1978 and now
again this year. The reserve
champion was Viscount and
Buddy Brown.
Deleyer, who hails from
East Hampton, New York,
was named Leading Rider
for Open Jumping. Always a
crowd favorite, Deleyer
tipped his hat his
trademark for a clean round
and exited Penn
National’s jumping com
petition as ‘king’ once again.
Lancaster County’s Jean
Ramsay and her Five-
Gaited American Sad
dlebred gelding, Grand
Larceny, were pinned for the
championship in the
Amateur Five-Gaited Saddle
Horse Stake on Saturday
evening. Now it’s on to
Madison Square Gardens for
the pair.
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