New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
M'LEAN HORSES TAKE
MANY BLUE RIBBONS
His Entries Divide HonorS with
the Vanderbilt Exhibits at
the Newport Show.
GLEN RIDDLE HUNTERS WIN
Miss Atterbury, Godfrey Preece
and w. H. Hanley Others
Who Score Victories in
Some of the Glasses.
BY Telegraph to The Tribune

10y i'lertapn 10 me tribune.
Newport, Sept. 2.-Horses from the
stables of Edward r. Mclean continued
to-day to sweep about everything before
them in the general classes at the New
port Horse Show, while the Glen Riddle
Farms continued to win in the Jumping
classes
Mr.. McLean's entries had few reversals
during the day, and he won four firsts. FIVE
| seconds and two thirds. being the biggest
winner Of the day.
one OF the most notable reversals for
the Mclean horses and a very popular
victory for Alfred d. Vanderbilt came in
the class for gig horses. when Sir James.
from the Oakland Farm stables, captured
the blue Mr.. Vanderbilt did not have as
many entries In the show as Yesterday,
and he was contented with one first honor
and two third honors His brother Regi-
nald Vanderbilt. drove Mclean entries in
two classes. and then. with his stations
from Sandy Point Farm. swept every
thing IN the hackney stallion class. be
sides winning the medal offered by the
American Stallion Association.
The Mclean entries began their winning
in the opening class. Lady Dilham and
Ringing Bells beating out Mr.. Wander
bits Perino in the class for small harness
horses. The Glen Riddle Farms took the
blue in the class for big hunters and also
for the best pair Of hunters
An interesting competition came in the
class for gig horses, in which Reginald
/ Vanderbilt appeared in the ring behind
one Of the Mclean entries. driving against
his brother Alfred. The latters famous
! horse, Sir James. however. won the blue.
/ II was close competition between Sir
James and McLean's Pride O Prides and
! Nala.
Reginald Vanderbilt also drove a Nc
/ Lean entry in the local class for pairs.
/ He had Ringing Bells and Chatterbox
and took second place with them. the blue
going 10 Lady Dilham and Elegant Dill
/ ham. Alfred Vanderbilt took third with
| His Grace and Queen. but his English pair,
! Perino and Monoms. with Mrs. Belle
/ Beach Balm driving, did not get a place
! Godfrey Preece with Fisherman, was
! first in the class for road hacks. and W.
| II. Hanley, Of Providence, with Glittering
Glory. scored two victories in classes for
saddle horses In the afternoon.
/ Mr. McLean's Snapshot scored over the
Misses Dolan's Pride OF Jersey in the
class for runabout horses and Miss II. d.
Atterbury rode her saddle horse, Nickel
Plate. for a win in the class for large sad
die horses.
The first horses Of Reginald Wander
bits were shown in the class for stall
: liens. and in this he took the blue with
him Wembly Sensation. His Tiger Lily
took second.
There was not as big a crowd present
this afternoon as on Labor Day, hut the
rrandstand and boxes we're comfortably
/ filed, among the spectators being large
number OF the summer residents, including
several first timers" notably Mrs. reg
inald C. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Richard T.
Wilson.
Some OF those present were Mrs. Paul
A. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs Henry H. ward
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Hillhouse. MI
and Mrs Philip 4. Clark Mr.. and Mrs
robn Russell Abney. Mr. and Mrs. Stuy-
yesant Fish. Mr. and Mrs. George l.
Rfves Ambassador and Nine. Bakhmeten'
Mr. and Mrs oliver Gould Jennings, Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James. Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Duncan. Mrs. J. Stewart Barney
Mrs. Frederick Pearson, Mrs. Herbert
ehipnnan and Mr.. and Mrs. Lorillard
Spencer. Jr.
Mrs. Richard T Wilson appeared In
white chiffon costume set OF with PINK
sash and her white hat was trimmed with
the same color. Mrs Reginald c. Wander
b;l+ uore a costume OF blue silk Mrs
Edward 3. Mclean wore gown OF purple
chiffon embroidered with white. with
Persian effect lining and a purple hat.
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilts costume was
~ white lace. with green tunic ana
black hat Mrs. Richard Gambril wore
dark green. with black silk coatee DOT
ted with roses and a black hat MIS-
Henry BARTON Jacobs wore cream colored
Iace with little touches OF Nile green over
= white satin underdress. black lace
hat. trimmed with green wings, was worn.
and Mrs Jacobs also wore long string
of pearls about her neck.
Mrs. Charles F. Hoffman appeared In
suit Of chiffon broadcloth, with white
hat She was accompanied by her guest.
Miss Marie Louise Rodewald. in an at
tractive riding habit. Mrs. Elisha Dyer
wore a costume Of green embroidered
cloth. with a sash OF Nile green. Mrs.
Seaton Schroeder wore a white satin gown
under black chiffon, with trimmings OF
lace and a black hat. Mrs. Peter ID.
Martins gown was OF black charmeuse'
with a tunio Of cream colored point De
Venice and black hat