New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
Glasses Well Filled on Second
Day at Westminster Exhlbl-
ton at White Plains.
MOUNTED POLICE COMPETE
]. Campbell Thompson Wins
Well Earned Victory with
Brown Gelding Nestle
down Chancellor.

hunters. polo ponies and jumpers, and
also for mounted policemen Of Westches-
ter County.
j. Campbell Thompson won a well
earned victory when his brown gelding
Nestledown Chancellor carried off the
blue ribbon in Glass 49, which was for
harness horses not under 81 hands and
shown to a zig. Seven of the nine en-
trants elected to strive for tie honors,
and as the owners were required TO drive
the class drew much attention. The
Judges decided in favor Of Mr.. Thompson.
L. NJ. Newgasss black geldns Midnight
gave Mr.. Thompson's Chancellor a close
fight and earned the red.
William Ziegler. jr, who drove his
frisky brown gelding The Eliot, also madel
a good impression. but received the yell
low Nestledown Chancellor brought
home another prize for his owner when
ne took the red TO Frank Il. Palmer's bay
geldlng Calador, in Class Z, which was
for harness horses under 1873 hands. Mr..
Zieglers The Pilot again received the
| consolation ribbon
Mrs Herbert l.. Camp. who rode her
favorite chestnut mare Sonia for the first
time in competition, was awarded the
blue I'm Class 4, which was for saddle
horses not exceeding l5.2 hands and 10 be,
ridden by women. Nine entrants were
out for the prizes, and the competition
was n merry one. When Mrs Camp was
placed first the crowd voiced its approval.
Mrs. Belle Balm, who piloted Miss Doro-
thy Webbs chestnut gelding Chesterneid'
also made n good impression and re-
ceived the red. while the yellow went TO
Godfrey Preece's black gelding Black |
stone. which was handled by Miss Louise
BeayOr-W
Philip Boyer who sent bis brown eeld-
ing Daylight over the fences in the jump
ers class, narrowly escaped serious IN
Jury when he fell from his mount. Gay
light was tied with George Wa!len and
Bernard Gunthers Mr. Meleady for first
honors, when the judges ordered that
they take the fences again. AS GayIlsh'
hurdled one Of the fences Mr. Boyer was
pitched forward in front OF the horse
lie arose slightly stunned, but remounted.
lie received the red, while Mr.. Meieady
got the blue Hugh J. Chisholm the
Portchester Country Club polo player
while attempting to ride off rival IN
the polo pony class. got hard fall, but
escaped unhurt. lie was placed third.
Nineteen members OF the Westchester
County Police Department made an I'M
pressive spectacle in the class for police
mounts. Herbert Creser's BAY geldlns re-
ceived the first silver cup, with SerSeants
+. L. Carr and f. l.. Hart. Of the Aque-
duct division, second and third respec-
lively.
Godfrey Preece and Felix NJ. Warburs
divided the honors In the number oil
blues taken. with two each. while botn
also took red and yellow. Mr.. war
burg's Woodland Empress won first
prize in class 10 for harness horses at
tached to a ladys vehicle, while with
Woodland Countess she took the blue IN
Glass IS, for pairs harness horses. Teamed
with Queen of the West, Woodland En-
nress captured second prize IN Class :.
Godfrey Preece won the first prize In the
noIo ponv class with Sphnters, whlle
with Fisherman and Catch o Season
Mr.. Preece took the blue ana red II inc
saddle horse class.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
charles A. Beaudine, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dows, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Camp-l
Miss Hopeton D. Atterbury, Mr. and Mrs.
q. S. WaIlen. Adrien Iselin. Mr.. ana Mrs.
p r. Stears. Mrs. Charles Allaire' }.
Camnbeu Thompson, Mrs. +. A. Wealth
erbee. Law Atterbury. Douglass Fraly'
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Clausen, w. ID
Henry. T.. $. Meyers, jr.. Mr.. and MIS-
Felix NJ. Warburg. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Zieeler. IT,, J. L. Chisholm, George Greer,
" NJ Y Hoffman, Mrs. J. Beavor-Webb.
Edith Beaver Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. III
Remson Coles. J. Struthers, 5. Brycet
Wing Walther II. Hanley, G. d. f.
Lelth. Mrs. T.. T. Kirkland and Mrs. W.
G. Solomon
The awards follow
class 1 docap-Won by Mrs. p T. Kirs-,
lands h. ( knight Blossom % montns)i MEs;
y 7 Kirkland's blk z Knight spring Mtnf
e months. second wall Farms blk. IN. Fire
Fly t6 montfsl. third. - ,..s>
C,ass II (horses suitable TO become NUM-;
Won by : Bryce Wings br. z. BJuer1
THOMPSON: Thomas and John Kenny oi ~
Madge's Pride. second: Mrs George Wallen
b. m Miss Lemon third. 80. - .,
class so ponies under saddle, over ID an 4
not exceeding i42 handsl-Won by Miss Dor
o,hv Webbs b. m. Sweet Briar, Fo"eIioh
FARMS b. m. stella, second; Mrs w J. so'o-
mons r. z Wee McGrescr. third.
Class 10 (harness horses, under ~ hahos, 70
he shown before lady's appropriate vehlelel-
won by Felix NJ. Warburgs Blk m Wool
''', Class 10 Jumpers: open TO all; performances
over Jumps only TO cOunO-Non hy Heorse
wallen and h. Gunthers bF; z. M', Mc.Sa'a'
Bryce Wings ch g Maple Leaf third
Class 40 saddle horses, unlocked, over ~ ~
oanTo-Won bv W n Hawleys b. g. sir
Evelyn: II. j. Grahams biz r PROUD itln.s'
second: Godfrey Freezes en- m. La souVer-
class ) pairs Of harness horses over "a
ana not exceeding 49, hands)-Non hy Len
mntter: Felix 81 warburg's blk m. woodland
Empress and blk. m Queen OF the Nest, SCI
ond: Irvlngton FARMS oh. m. Lady lrNinston
and Oh m Irvineton Gossip, third.
class 81 ponies in harness, l3 HANGS ana
under. 10 be driven by children not over four
teen years old,-Won by Mrs. A. L GFahaIn
b. stall. Pride of onway; MISS s r'iI D w.
bure's b. m Woodland Lady Bella, fnifd'
class 90 SADDLE horses, over a. hands ana
carrying up TO 200 pounds)-Won by noairey
Freezes eh. G. Fisherrnan, uo SuO 80
Catch o. Season. second, george NEV"N" %" -
Class Gs tpol,ce mounts for best saddle horse
owned and used IN Westchester yountyl IN
n o Jrariytown; Sergeant F. i" cars D. g.,
Aanednct second: Sergeant r. S. Hart's b. =.
AQueduct third.
IN be shown 10 gig not under 1871 hands,
Won By J. Campbell Tnonpsons mr., 9.
N,stledown Chancellor: L. NJ. Newgsss Conf
panys blk z. MiSnlsh.; o second ,n "niian ~ies-
Class . f,rotters stallion, mare or geloing.
over three wears old, 10 be shown IN harnessl-
Won by W; NJ; v. Honmsn's en- Mshion
second James Mcclenahan's br. sinl. wilteen
C Class rs, a saddle horses, over 49, and not