Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
owned by Mrs Nicholas Griffin, Jr.,
while the red was awarded to William
L. Leiber's Buttonwood Belle

while the red was awarded to William
l.. Leibers Buttonwood Belle
| There Is a delicious tang in the air,
which usually belongs to Horse Show at
| mosphere, but has been missing until to-
| day While rather chill wind blows
across the polo field, a warm sun shines,
| tempering the rawness of the day. As
was the case yesterday. light top coats
have replaced straw hats and flannel
trousers, as If over night costumes have
changed from clothing appropriate to
southern Florida to that of northern
Michigan.
But every person is happy, and we'll
they might be, for Philadelphia and Main
Line horses in the jumping classes have
captured, exclusive of todays awards as
many blue ribbons as New York. Boston
and Baltimore horses together Count
Ing first, second, third and fourth awards,
local entries last night had won AZ prizes.
New York entries took 2S all told, and
Boston and Baltimore six and seven. re-
spectively
Ihe most consistent winner of blue rib
oons has been Samuel D. Riddles string
from Glen Riddle Farms. Mr. Riddles
hunters have taken four blue ribbons
Among local horsemen John r. Valen-
tines exhibits come next, with n total
OF three blue ribbons f. Ambrose Clark
and Robert L. Gerry, of New York. have
Won four and three blues, respectively
while A. Henry Higginson, of Boston
TOOK three. Only one blue ribbon so
tar mas gone 10 the strontia Farm horses,
from Baltimore, in the jumping class
Among local horses the Glen Riddle
mounts captured seven second and four
third prizes while Mr.. Valentines string
was awarded six third and five fourth
prizes
TO-DAY DECIDES CHAMPION HORSE.
notable list of entries Is scheduled
today. The hunters champion class.
which will be judged this afternoon will,
determine the champion horse of the
show on all counts. This class is open
to winners. Only those hunters and
Jumpers which have been awarded blue
ribbons are eligible. Conformation. stvIe
ofJumping, pace and manners will be
considered by judges in determining a
winner of this last and most important
class.
Sally Cambeo. owned by f. Ambrose
Clark, already winner of two blue rib-
bons, and Ragtime, owned by A Henry
HlGglnson, of Boston, also a winner NJ |
two blues, will compete with the hest
local horses. Mr.. Higginson will also
be represented in this class by Easter |
Sunday.
John r. Valentine, of Bryn Mawr who
"Sh tiiltt blutS IN the 1llmninn |
classes, will have in this event Charaxus
sloe Gin and Falian Samuel d. Riddle
mas won two blues with Willow King and
dlndalough. Out-of-town competitors In
thls class will be Mrs. Herbert Wads-
"orths Hard, Robert L. Gerry's Ham
sab and f. B. McLean's Alarm.
j. q. Leiper. Jr., will have Watchmaid
n the event, Howard Fl. Henry will ofrer
Colonel O'Bannen and the AIthorpe sta
oles usaac Fl. Clothier, Jr) will be rem
resented by Miss Canada.
according to Il rule OF the Bryn Mawr
Horse Show Association, winners of first
)rizes eligible to this hnal Championship
lass must compete or forfeit their class
Prize This insures a contest among the
'lck OF horses entered during the week.
one or the interesting features at to-
lays judging was the draft horse class.
This marks the first time heavy work
lorses have been exhibited at a Bryn
hawr show. The principal competitors
re Delehester Farms, Boudinot Farms
ma j. Howard Supplee.
lahdems Is another interesting class TO |
e Judged Immediately after lunch VIII | I
sden Farm entries here will compete
With William a. Lieber and Charles r. !
nd a. w. Atkinson will have well known !
nimals.
THE SUMMARY
Glass Al, heavy draft stallions-First Bou- :
mot Farms Earon Fairfax; second. Delches-
T ,I,,II Farms studs Kaneton; third, ]. Howard
Glass 10, horses In haness-Ftrst Broadlawn =
arms The Whip: second. Broadlawn Farms )
anGcTa. third. A. w. Atkinson's Corinna; ! I
'ulth, W. A. LIeber's ButtOnwoOd. q
Class 10, heavy draft stations with thrcs | c
ares-First Boudinot Farms Baron Fair | =
* berwent Queen, Bessie Faulder, Golden | .
uby: 81 cond, Delchester Farms studs Kane
N: hoblsse Jalousc. Legitlme. Il
CIass -, heavy draft hOrSes-First. Boudinot | 2
arms Golden Ruby; second. Boudinot Farms !.
lderbloom; third, John III. Supplee's ATabella =
Class 4i' heavy draft hOrses-Ftrst Delches- Il
IarmS, STUDS I.egitime; second Boudinot v
arms bessic FauldeT; third. Delchester ri
arms studs Kohasse. -
Class ~ consolation horses in harness $
rst' Mrs Nicholas Grinin's Northern Prince. "
cond W: l.. Llebcr's ButtonwoOd Belle: thiri
RS. Wykon Smiths Colebrook Princess: I,
urth Chas. r. Hamilton's Senator ~
class Q, pair OF ponies-First BFoadlayy, +
rms Angus and Alert: second Broadisyn m
rms Jasner and Kettledrum; third Waltsr | a
Htlhwells IonEwynd Witch and II,yvn | =
lHShEiui Toulth. Walter s HalliwelTs Rir- | ui
|! !! hHhlIon ana BiCton Birdie pi
~ - ~ heavy draft brood mares-First | v,
t2t eulh2t Farms Bessie Faulder: second Dele |
= s''s - runs studs Lcgitime: third j. How | -,
: r,s essppiee t bretonnlere; fourth. Boudinot oi
iandems-First, Broad Lawn E.rp,s, Fs,u
~ ana AudoTa; second, Broadlawn Farms N,
lQeland Sequence third William A Iiebers. ;"
tRnatus and RuttonWoOd Relic: fourth. Ivil- W
u Farms Maud Muller ana Meteor. 81