Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22

and Hound Show at the polo grounds
| Ponies from Charles f.. Coxe's Willis
brook Farms at Malvern and beagle
hounds from whcatley Kennels a. Ros-
| lvn, y. Y, featured during the after
| noon.
out of the four classes Of dogs pedi-
| greed the Whoatloy Kennel entrants cap
| tured three first prizes, and OF the eight
! classes of horsetcsh, the Wll!shrook
ponies took four first prizes.
| In the middleweight hunters and Jump
/ ers New England horse. of whom much
was expected, lived up to its owners hob
bies and galloped away with a blue.
! This was A. Henry HigEinsons Easter
sunday, from South Lincoln, Mass.
/ Robert l.. Gerry. of New York. a Judge
| in the saddle horse class, took iu,irth
| place with Huntley
In the S-year-od and under ponies in
! hand class two Willisbrook Farm entries
| ran away with the first and second prizes
These We're Ruster Calyspo and Kathleen
! Milborne. The hitter was favoraby en-
tered yesterday. BroadIawn Bantam. of
! Broadlawn Farms, n possession Of Sam
! Iel NJ. Vauclain, was awarded three
/ Grizcs.
| Four ponies whose names were not
! given. but which were bred at Willis
! brook Farm, were awarded the blue in
the pony herd class.
h'lt"N NehnelS TOOK trSt prize in
the beagle bitches in couples class with
Whcatl,y Charity and Wheatley Charmor.
| Tho second went 10 a pair from Somer'-
set Kennels whose names We're withheld.
GlendalouEh. from Glen Riddle Farms
jumped 10 victory and captured first
prize in the heavyweight green hunters
class. RallyhcatherS. another Glen Rid
die entry, took second place.
Children riding ponies under saddle
made so large a list of entrants that the
, class was divided into two parts. The
winner in part one was Dark, ridden by
little Francis Powell, who can usually
be counted on to be astridc n victorious
mount at any horse show Another pony
| belonging to the child took second prize
! in part one. This was TOmmie Miss
! Emile Clothiers MerryeEs was awarded
| third place.
Adab. of Brandywine Stables. took sec
ond in the thoroughbred hunters and
stallion class and first prize in a similar
| subsequent class beating out in the sec
oud instance Willis Sharpe Kilmer's yell
low Crest, who was awarded blue when
Adab came in second.
Hard Mrs. Herbert Wordsworth
Green's hunter, captured blue ribbon
in III" first class judged among hunters
and Jumpers, while Whcatley Chal-
l'nEer Of Wheatlcv Kennels, was
| awarded first prize from among a large
| list Of entries in beagle hounds. The
Initial class entered in the hound show
which opened today in connection with
the horse show. Wheatley Chancellor,
another Of Whaatlev Kennels dogs,
| took second. The second prize among
'hc horses was AWARDED 10 Dr. Vandusen.
green hunter from Glen Riddle Farms
Society divided its time between the
tent in which the dogs We're being judged
and the tan bark oval where the horse
! s'immered in his respondent glory.
/ e. fpr
usual was small. The sun beat down
, merrlleSs.y upon oval and paddock light
weight frOCks and straw hats were more
IN evidence than Yesterday. Hgl hu-
miditv added to the discomfort Of spcrta-
tors and horses no matter how well
E!oomcd, lathered after their cxer-
tons. The canvas covered stands fairly
steamed
Horace Junior a Wiuesbrook Farm
exhibit took a blue in the ponies i'm hand
class. The second ana third prizes went
. Broadlawn Farm ponies, while Edwin
H. ware Jrs bilhom Decorator was
awarded fourth place.
Tho second class Of beagle bounds
Judged resulted in a first prize going 10 /
N"nth'rf.'i Temp, owned gy William /
Warner Justice. James w. Appleton's |
Stokes Ilaco shamrock took third.
The is the Nrst time any show espe- I
c.ally for box and beagle hounds has |
Hound show Committee included masters I
Of all the leading hunting packs i'm the F..
United States and Canada. The ex- /
addition will compare favoraby with /
similar contests held annually at Peter /.
boTp. Eng
Considerable regret is felt because |
Canadian hunt clubs are not u exhibit !
al the Bryn MawT show. Their nom /
appearance Is due entirely 10 the war |
and the British embargo on the expurta- |
ton nt livestock. The dogs particularly !
affected by yhis embargo were small grew
hounds under training in England and |
which were 10 be used in "a series of /
whipp"t races at the show
Fo" tie horses-for the horse must come |
into his own and assume the post OF (
honor AS has been the time-honored GUS
tom-today's events hold out many inter !
estiHE features which should evoke |
rounds ot enthusiastic applause from /
gailr dressed spectators in the stand,
paddock and about the rail
horse which vas watched with more |
than usual interest in the first class /
Judged was Bella, Emlen Woods hunter
II was this mount which yesterday figured |
In the first spin Of the show, when a |
groom tlmhled from the saddle as Bella |
baked before fence. She had already |
taken tw0 Jumps nicely and her action |
al the third was unexpected.
Society was again out In force AT today's
JNlElH-s ne -liIf sun sIlllgQ warmly ]
down on the spectators, and the only /
cool places about the oval were teut-Coy-
cred stands. If anything the crowd which
attended the morning session of the show
was larger IN comparison 10 yesterdays |
early comers.
The hunters and Jumpers class always
brings ont "A lot Of enthusiasts who prefer
the type OF animals which for years have
made Bryu Mawr shows famous through
out the land Watchmaid, who took a
blue Yesterday was entered IN the ist
class Of jumpers today with Edward b.
McLean's Sir BraNton. which also cap
tured a ribbon. New Workers are vastly
iuterovted IN Robert L. GeTry's Flatrun,
entered In the same class,
The first class OF hunters and jumpers
was confined 10 light weight green
hunters and naturally the actions OF
these equine debutantes was watched
with more than usual interest
In The second class hunters and jump !