New-York tribune., 1909-11-13
BRIT0NS WIN AGAIN
HORSES JUMP WELL
OYER WATER.
MonSter Croscd Shrieks as
Colonel DHna Takes
n Beth.

n nam.
n was another night az triumph FOR the
risiting BRUSH officers a. the horse show
n Madison SQUARE Garden last evening.
hrst and second places in the International
broad humping contest over water for on
cers IN uniform going 70 the visitors. A
crowd even bigger than the tremendous
one of Thursday night saw Unity. ridden
5y Lieutenant 7. Gerard IIetherngton. give
magnificent performance over the fifteen
foot water jump. winning tie blue beyond
any Greslioa c. oavil. Unity heralded be-
fore the show the best q the British
horses. redeemed himself last night for his
pec- work on the G-st day and won ire
uCndoss and really enthusiastic applause
Tor himself ana his rider
Liestsaanl Yorkc. r.diag Biddy, ON which
hs COUPLED with Lieutenant Sshag-Nonte-
dorc. GA Ta.5y. in winning tire international
slsss On THURSDAY night, carried CT second
honors Lieutenant sebaE-N -Nioutehore Eas
cut os IL with d spra;nsd ankle. sustained
in practice over the jumps yesterday morn
ing. much 10 his disappointment. but was
coEsaled ~ tho victcry of LIS brother OH
uers.
Third place went 70 America, Lieutensnt
Esen Swift. sr. os TIE 7th Cavalry, on the
ugly but clever white jumper Satan. taking
the yellow ribbon. but this proved poor
consolsroB IN view of the general success
20 tas Englishraen since they and thelr
rncunrz have become accustomed % iAt
Career.
No class since the opening OF the show
has been such q source u delight n The
crowd II fairly shrieSed with laughter al
ne behavior OF Colonel Georgc N. Dunn
hlg gel6ing ,Iindoro, which had no use
al a. for the wste-y obstacle. on the nrst
vial Re refused dauy and threw hrs r-der
clean over TIE hedge and into the Watsf-
Ladaunted. Colonel Dunn got out CT the
aitea. shook himself IKE a wct terrier
.4.s- a auca.iAg. snd tried II again. lie
went over his horses head again. but
MANAGED 70 hang on - ne side fence
shis tine. q position scarcely more
signsnss hut a good desl more comfort
shls Celenel. Dunn TOOK his medicine. and
-risd II again. but Mindo-o refused once
mare. slthcugh his rider managed 70 stay
On his back
U-sry cleared the 15-foot jump with three
.~et. ors hoof striking the water. He was
ne o.ly ons ID 60 50 vel as that Bldoy
sc sssan both landing clear with their
.oresset however. The rest went IN
squsrely On tas drst erts1rt. and SIMPLY
refused AZ ths nsxt rUo. Wild splashlng
s-s much c51--gstscn that was 1ust as
ey1csnl as t-s sp-ashins. although 2l.stsE'
hang Ia rezulr. Consequently, the l5--oot
s.stsnoe nroved enough. and TIE jump was
roL w.5srsc-
.len Who hsve been watching horse shows
sor twenty years O. 50 sas6 that the crowd
asa -ighr vas ons os re biggest they hso
ever seer. 70 rhsi- pracrssd ey-ss IL looked
- Ls biegsr han The o2s q Thursday
rigkr, although thar was supposed 70 Be
-he gala performance, 50 70 speak, and the
prcgrsn--e certainly ecEpsso anything that
had gone before fo- variety sna interest.
ROY CIV to- ths experts. eut for the less
knowing ones who require so-nerhing spec
racuIar 70 warm up their enthusiasm But.
h.g es TIE crowd was last right, and beau
rtf-- 10 wa-ch. either IN repose O. II no
rion. IS animated es us density allowed Il
20 be. AROUND TIE ring. il didn't warm up
arc display The concerted tendency 70 ap-
rlagse t-at makes real crowd until about
90 O'Clock when the oIcsrs RODE ont for
rhelr trials az ths water jump.
The earlier part q The day was essential
~ one for the resl lovers &C the horse
TAe-e vas plenty of action n the ring,
enough 70 give the BUTTERFLIES sonsthing 70
lock e. whenever they got girsd OF eNGuin-
-nC each other. but classes that forced at
rent.cn and kept eyes On the ring constant
" were not much N evidence Mrs John
Gerkezs vict1ry - the class for The best
saddle horse IN ths show. in which she car
ried off the honors v-.th Nests IIlsy. was
her 1rst success.
The Cc-.zrSizn class tcr hunters. the last
q he sfternoon's programme. was dis
-tncr exception 10 The remainder cf the
early display II kept those who haa not
II "a
rigktly excited. sEd provided some won
1srfUlly 1ae exhibitions ot fencing ana
Fo!ssnEnshsp. The 6eld had been secured
5y g process q slinlinstiea in E qualifying
Tesr on Thursday rnorning. whsa II entry
- 1crry-Lhres was cens.6erably reduced.
Tie conditions required The riders 70 an
pesr II fun hunting costume. ana the pink
oceIs made The usual presty splash OF color
sgsi1sr IRE dun background CT the tan
BARR.
Tsco-tte with =. Waite -. was TIE win
rer, taking the fences IN psrfect style. the
-eo ribbon goiag 70 SsnGsl wlletts's Browa
Berry, with Sidney Holloway Up sid Hol-
loVrsy also rode the winner Of the yellew
ribbon. Adam Becks SIR Thomas Adam
Beck Is g wen known and exceedingly pop
ulsr Canadian horseman. Another Ca
madam. Richard Murray, cf Ioronlo, rede
p.g pen, y III iuto the hurdles. al The rails
coming down il grand crash TIA. hro.eht
rkcse who were 81 the Madison avenue ~
trance on their yay home hack 70 the
vlnGside IN 4 hurry.
Just bsfere tEe Corlnthian c,ass vas
= dyed there vas one OF the eld-fsshioned
tlts bstUesa William T. Moore. C. W
Watson and .alfre9 @. Vanderbilt. IN the
IRE class ter four-ln-hanos, The Fair
Dcgnt Faru's enrry was pTeuy evidently
shs best ct the ict. and The blue went 10
nir Wstsens quartet after . pretty eXLi-
blt.on in The riug, FRANK WinierbottoIa
holding re reLDs. Lord EaltiInors, Ny
Maryland Lady Baltimore and virginia
carrleS OF TIE holors. Judge Moore being
secor6. with Dcbater. Minerva. Robin Heed
and Wsuens -eiu. Alfred 9. Vanderbilt
foo,z tbe yellow ribBOu. Nanda, iona wanda.
saganaoTe snd Oakland Boy Being out OF
u altogether, despite theiT ogncrs clever
driving.