New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
GOOD SHOWING DESPITE
RAIN At WHITE PLAINS
Godfrey PreeCe Carries Off
Major Honors with
Three Blues.
LEADS MIXED SADDLECLASS
Felix M. Warburg Captures
First Place in the Fourth.
Hand Class-Butwen Wins
Among the Hunters.

Godfrey Freezes saddle horses Fisher
man. a chestnut gelding, and Blackstone.
a black gelding. showed their true form
in winning the blue ribbon in the mixed
saddle horse class on the third day Of
the Westchester County Horse Show at
White Plains yesterday. In spite Of
steady drizzle and heavy track there
were few Withdrawals.
William H Hanleys Glittering Glory
and Sir Evelyn, the latter ridden by Mrs.
E. w. Clark OF Boston. attracted much
attention. and earned the red.
Although only two entries appeared for
the park four-in-hand class the interest
was keen and the judges had some din.
Guilty in picking the victor The award
was finally made 20 Felix VI. Warburg's
we'll known four. Princess. Countess.
Empress and Queen of the West. driven
BY Walter Kelly J. Campbell Thomp-
sons Counsellor and Chancellor and L.
NJ. Newgasss Storm King and Cambridge
King, were teamed up together, but trs
four did not move along well and hadtto
be content with the red.
Edward McLean's imported European
champion Jumper and hunter Alarm met
with his second reverse in two days when
he was beaten in the hunters GLASS by
David BOWS chestnut gelding 'Butwell
In spite OF the rain and wet ground, some
fine hurdling was witnessed. 5. Bryce
Wings Vanity carried off rhe yellow,
winning over thrse other compeutorA
Vanity. however, received the blue In the
hunters class with women riders, with
Mr.. Wings Benito in third5position
Sonia won her third blue ribbon Of the
show when she was pilo6d TO victory BY
Mrs. Herbert L. Camp her owner, IN
Class a.. for saddle fhorses not exceeding
1872 hands. Miss Webb's Chesterfield
took the red.
Mrs. George Wsllen captured first
place with her bayfnare. Miss Lemon, in
Glass 90. for saddle horses over l5.l
hands. bred and raised in Westchester
County. John l. Downey's chestnut
mare. June. gave Mrs. Wallen a close
tussle for the prize. but got only the red.
Nestledown/ Chancellor was the win
ner of another blue ribbon in harness
horse class OF over Isl hands, with
J. Campbell Thompson driving him.
against the seven other entrants. the
neat pair, Chancellor and Counsellor
won the blue for Mr.. Thompson in the
pairs Of harness horses class with his
other pair Falcaragh and Gweedore, tax
ing second place.
Mr. Thompson and Godfrey Preece
were tied at the end OF the day in the
number of Hrsts taken TO date. Mr'
Preece won only one blue yesterday
while Mr.. Thompson captured three,
making IL six all. Felix NJ Warourg
psucceeded in taking two first places.
\ The show will close this afternoon
with championship classes making UP
the greater part of the programme.
The awards follow:
Glass 20 local pairs harness horsesl-Wor
| by j. Campbell Thompson's br. s. NesuedoNI
Counsellor and br. z. Nestledown Chancellor
j. Campbell Thompsons br. Z. NesteaoNf
| Falcarragh and b. z. .Nestledown GlNes4oIe
second: William Ziesler. jrs. br g. The PILOT
and br. e. Sir Rossiter. third.
| Glass % Cocal harness ponies, under Il.
hands. 10 be shown 10 an appropriate Henic.e
| with children TO drive)-Won by Mrs. william
Zieger. Jr.'s. br. m; Seaman Natty; WAY
FARMS br. &. Mel Valley Cinder, second ZEN
N; Warburs's b. m. woodland Lazy bs"s
third
class IL saddle horses over IS and not az
ceeding 1872 hands)-Won by Mrs. HeroeTt u
Camps CHI m. sonia; Miss Dorothy Webb
Oh. x Chesterfield. second. Walter H Han
leys b. m. Morning Glory, third.
| Glass IS (hunters and ridden BY ladies'
Won by 5. Bryce Wings Oh; m; VanityI GO
ward McLeans CHI &. Hishoall. second
Glass s harness horses. over ISL and not
exceeding 1873 hands)--Won by J. Campoe!
Thompson's Oh. m. Nestledown Lady Friar,
". Newgsss Company's br. g. Cambridge King
| Why-Not. third.
class 45 saddle horses, over 1872 hands,
Won by Walter II. Haney's b. g. SIR Evelyn
Miss Claribe Jeffersons Oh. m. sheila, second
l.. NJ. Newgass Companys b. m. sepiemoei
Morn. third.
Glass 81 polo ponies to be shown with nal.
Jet and ball and ridden by member 81 e'q'
In the Polo Association)-Won by Edgar
Causens or. &. Freckles: Edgar y. Ciausenl
or. x. Stealaway second; John F. Doaney'
b. m. Promo. third.
before a lady's vehicle, with lady 70 driveD-
Won by Felix VI. Warburg's blk. m. Woodlanc
Empress and blk. m. Woodlands Countess. NJ
other competitor -,
Glass 50 docal: prize cup; for horses ~
> hands or over and bred and raised in West
= chester County)-Won by Mrs. George Wahenl
h. m. Miss Lemon: John I. Dovneys en- 10
June. second; William Muldoon's oh. & -
7 Leon. third.
Glass Sc (hunters: open 10 all members e
some recognized hunt club)-Von by paw,
3 Dows's oh. & Butwel: Edward McLeans OF; ;
Alarm. second; s Bryce Wings oh. m YAM"
third -.
Glass - 0our-in-hands; 10 be shown netoreS
I park team; horses only 70 countl--Noh ~
, Felix NJ Warburgs Woodland Princess az
; woodland Countess. as wheelers. and Noo1s
I, land Empress and Queen OF the West as 49, 80
q ers: J. Campbell Thompson and |. NJ. Neusas,
with storm King and Cambridge kins, "a
leaders and Nestledown Counsellor ana Nes"'
g down chancellor. as wheelers. second -
;, Glass 50 SADDLE horses; TO be ridden ~
man and a woman)-Won by Godfrey fres0e
! Oh. G. Fisherman and Godfrey Preeces M I'm
Blackstone. ridden by Miss l.. BeaE9I- .'. snt
" II Hanley's b. IN. Gliuering GioIy az ",
" II Hanleys b. g Sir Eyelyp na riIaS Ga, e
Rabcock's blk & Woodland and MIS- Do "a,
cocks gr. e Catch o. Season. ridden nS ~
: Collins. third. . o,er Isl
l handsC-Won by j. Campbell Thompson sS W.
Nestledown Chancellor Felix NJ WWuiarr
b,is m Queen OF the West. second WINE"
u Ziegler, jr s br. &. The Pilot. third'
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