New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
.P)u PONIES SHIPPED
,,;, Sail for England Today in
w. charge Of Or. Nolan.
d tNs FOR THIRD MATCH
.;se and Wanderers to Meet
'T This Afternoon on Field
at Meadow Brook.

Itch nolo PONIES went aboard the
re rr,1snort lane steamship Min
Ars ls. Yesterday, preparatory 10 sailing
rsO.~ .son this morning Only thirty
~ A.. lot The other four have been
ssfe - nv F. II. Prince. OF Boston.
T1ro..,u.,ast o, the Myopia team bought
ne 81 ,,,r,irgstar. Busle and Melton. The
SILT ~ ara among the number that
pr pa ',so, nv Lieutenant A. Noel Ed
-srs IT,. ~. N OF the English team, who
ssfas -. goals than any other OF the
.sisnsers' .... chestnut which he pre-
ger I'D which IS an 1rish-bred geldine'
~ stated that Mr.. Prince prooao'y
- VS. ,he ponies 70 London later ana
rcHO $50. Them 10 this country. so as 10
on technical questions az 10 the
r"a ai,h wss issued 10 cover duties
'no The customs department.
's'', .s " Nolan. the veterinarian In
W. -. Monies. said that all were IN
-,,'spt condition re IS gong sions Oh
ao'usr NJ. viii be shorthanded. as seven
~ rroons and Robert Bullock tne
w sovs found positions in this coun-
rnD'. VII remain. II IS possible that
~ a. vii 60 10 Myopia for the season.
SnlV.~ Questioned as - the disposal or
,ories which are being taken
NJ U zealand. Dr Nolan stated that ne
s.A 60 al were 20 be bid in under the
srs~--.,t ~ the birmingham cup He-
60, FUND. The plan IS 10 continue 'ne
d, training through the winter anu
Wv, ir condition 70 PLAY again II
'''e -. for ths International cup
-,,ches o. 1N2. 49,. .o-
- Nolan. from his experience ms year
~ y. ,ror,ld advise the birmingham
$50 ,ba, lie best method 81 bringing
VIZ. -,., into this country for The matches
w 80 ,iroe their arrival week or
5,ys before the actual contests tie
..s.,.sS thew would then be ready for nara
80 as had been outlined IN the re-
- - Contain : Hardness Lloyd.
Vi, PRAISED the polo conditions IN
...-,-,, hut he vas ~ the opinion that
w .L.,,.,gers of this year had learned
L. en- as 70 make sure OF lfting t'o
o-s returning 70 10 British soil WheH
-. ,o-~e over next year.
~. snsc,al polo match on the interna-
.--, eels - tho Meadow Brook club. az
u.-,as,saa. Long Island. to-day. VIII bring
..-,.ss- the Ma-rics. formerly the Meadow
-, r-assooters. and the Wanderers, for
-, Guns offered bv Stanley Mortimer. The
,.-.-s-,ion win hold the place o. the third
y, .ss RECENTLY decided international chal-
-, .un series which was postponed be-
,,~,. NJ Indictment weather earlier in the
week
p..~sl. No. o. Raymond Belmont; No. z.
.fb.sve- Cowdin. and back. DevereuX
,rlvrn The lineup Of the Wanderers IN
Clgsss. No. I. J. s Phipps; No. 2. Rene La
von,arne. No. G. r. G.. Phipps, and back
James A. Burden
,Tss match will be held under the direc-
ion ~ the Polo Association, which VII
have supervision Of the stands and all ar
rusements AID OF the badges marked
-,blrd match" OF the international cup
series viii be honored. ard IN addition
.ests In the east stand viii be sold for q
and in the west stand for g.
The usual special trains VIII De run
having the Pennsylvania terminal. West
~ street. at 20 and 80 P. m. and from
rls,bush avenue. BROOKLYN. at 800 y. m.