New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-12
BUY AMERICAN POND
British Cavalry Officers 4
pressed by Our Polo Mount,
TEST THEIR SPEED ro.ol|
Captain Lloyd to Ride whitn.y|
string-Women Renew Inter
est at Meadow Brook

The merits o' klzHs1 ,yS 49,
ponies form a never ending tori o..
cussion. now tina; the ir'srn.,'r-.
cup matches are oyer sor TIE yea,
rendulurn % opinion. before tie 80.
swinging high on the English SIC. "a.
swung 10 The opposite er'rs-ns u
actually the American brsd nori.,
distinguishes themselves n Tho -,.,.
50 convinced OF this has Csr-si- u.
ross Lloyd. the leader 0, ne Ensnst ..,.I
become that he and Captain II g.-s-
Wilson have made 2 number - ov-,,,.
supplemented By contracts f0r o,h.- -.
which will be shipped 70 EnEi.nt A..
the year.
The British cavalry officers are i--,.l
b. the rugged courage and sta-ir, -.
American ponies and also their ir.rs-...
energy and speed The fact that II.
chases are being made e highly zr,,.-..
TO MANY % the polo officials Who 80.
that much % TIE early criticism s.
Americans virtually plurdering Engs,
all the best mounts vas unjust AZ :.
according 70 facts.
The interest ihs' Captain L'o7s ed
taken in tho American bred uoai., -.
resulted in Harry Payne Whi'uey -
thirtv-ta-o % the best o. his stable 20 II
In the special CUP match this sf,e-,.
During the match Captain Lloys lr,,,
10 ride American bred ponies ercfs,,,.,|
50 as 10 try out thoroughly t1al- bes, N,
ties Captain Wilson viii 10 tie san. n
two Others who vii ride PONIES p-o~s]
by Mr. whitney are Rere "a Nor,.r]
and Devereux Milourn. TIE lar,sr. 4
the wsy. is the only member Of n
Meadow Brook international FOUR who u
have leg ID for the match
Tha, tn string which The American ID
tain Is sending TO the field l. FULLY q
10 the lot that contested IN the in,.-l
tional matches IS evident from TIE n.r-.
list which follows. FOR among the vor,l
viii 70 Cotton Tail. Balada. Malsrd. co
nuts. Eve. Hobson. Polly C0novsr. Asrrl
Ia. White Rock. Tenby. Little Nellie. Ki,
Fisher. Indian Chief. CurleT. CRAVING A.!
others.
All OF the English team s1el, tie Ia
chiefly about the ROckaNay Hunting Ga
AZ Ceda rhurst, occa sionslly motoring - p
some short visit OF fareve - friend. n,
course, the prospect Of another ctzns-z.
was one OF the leading topics. TIE su-air,
question asked the Britons q great r--b..
Of times was. Who will come oy.- Is IA.
team. do you think" The susTs 0. o.,
81 the members was eniighteninE ay,s
that England knows the c0nd.ro-s =
America the selection ~ team. VIII ~
easy or solution. NAV reasonably = "a.
rowod down 10 four men. captain u.
81. George Cheape is The ideal for N.r
Lieutenant A. Noel Edwards has ssy-y
demonstrated his worthinsss for Naaw.
:. Buckmaster. the creates polo p,sTr
all England. should unqusstionaby = n
5. while Captain !. Hardress 10y. nj
round out team as back which + TT
opinion. would recover the cup for FRI.
land"
Cecil s Grenfell = member o. Psrlls.
uent. who came over 70 witness re ,ck
matches. paid high tribute 70 A-.rca,
sportsmanship yesterday when he said
As an Fnglishman who has sk.n rs-
in or Witnessed nearly every concs.yso'
game and sport for twenty Years. mas y
allowed 10 testify and express ms srpr.
citation If the good feeling and spor,sra-
like demeanor shown b. ne spectator; 4
the recent international POLO matches
In spite ~ an eager desire - rs'air -
cup during the games causing intense 81
element. already So yiviil- described =
your newspa pers. there was rot s'nfl
iarrirg note or discourteous word Coz
play was applauded and praise showers
On the PLAYER irrespective ~ his rau''
slitv. and the general feeling seer4; =
ne 'Nsv the best men win
international games PLAYED Under 81
must tend 70 improve our -is
hood. strengthen The ties that bind Is
closely together and reflect The hxts
praise on all concerned organizers ,sF'
ers. umpires. grooms and on'oosers
The polo match that has been srrsrT
for this afternoon on the inte-netionsl ~
promises 70 no = -llT'lUS 'NlIlFF NiN4r-H -
teams are evenly matched. their hsndia'
teing practically the same STANLEY As''
mer has offered individual cups fo' y
winners. and on saturday night irtF
were arranged \ change vas re-"
sarv YESTERDAY. however. a. Runoll,
Acassiz. named a. the No. 3 ~ IRE f'e-
hooters. uiu he unable - compete ~
place Is 10 he taken either ~ j Fnsi'
or II. :. Fhipps. Tho tV-o 'eams-e's.
rated Wanderers. white coiors. ana IN
hooters. blue colors-are composed ~ ~
English and American PLAYERS. 80 -
there should 10 enough daring horssn'1
ship and hard hitting - please ne enh'
siasts ~ tho game.
The lineup will - as follows
WANDERERS FREEBooIgSN s
HdT Nc i-'sp'an L =
No Captain =. " q. heafN
parr.,t 70 2 fieufersn'
" . pc,a IA Mon " rs'rss ........
en-. 10 81 Ph'pSeI
" cant.t, I y y Pripps
Tlovd Pack-Cspfsi- !