Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
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The competition was at all times of the
keenest sort The women urging their
horses to the utmost with that reckless
dash that always marks the true enthu-
siast
First honors went to Miss Kitty Smith.
daughter of r. Penn Smith She rode
sally Combeo." ractious animal, who
took second in Yesterdays Judging.
Miss Smith also took fourth prize with
Chateau Lahtte." Both horses are
owned by F. Ambrose Clark.
SPECTATORS were kept in a constant
thrill of excitement by feats performed
by women riders. Mrs. John r. Valen-
tine, who rode two horses OF the High
land Farm entries, was frequently ap-
plauded for the manner in wAch an
took the jumps She handel Falian and
Lone Ben and won second place with the
former.
Mis- Constance Vauclain. on Miss Ie-
more. Broadlawn Farm horse, also
evoked considerable applause by the ca
pable manner in which she handled the
horse.
Another expert horsewoman in this
class was Mrs Robert l.. Gerry, who
rode her husbands Grand Marshal. Two
Glen Riddle horses, Willow King and ST.
Winifred were handled by Mrs Louise
Thompson, OF Rye, " Y.
Mrs William ]. Clothier. mounted on
Hcrmanus, was one of the most daring
riders on the oval during the Judging of
the jumpers class
The stands We're we'll filled during the
afternoon judging. Every ono appeared
worn by many women, while white flannel
trousers and straw hats we're almost
universally worn by the men.
Hundreds stroiled about the oval or
walked over TO the green when judges
weighed the merits of hound packs
Z
brook Farms at Malvern and beagle
hounds from Whestley Kennels at Ros-
lyn, n. Y, featured during the after
noon.
out Of the four classes of dogs ped-
greed. the Wheatlcy Kennel entrants cap
tured three first prizes. and of the eight
classes of horsehesh, the Will!sbrook
ponies took four first prizes
In the middlewe!ght 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 HiEginsons Easter
sunday. from South Lincoln, Mass.
Robert l.. Gerry, Of New York, a judge
in the saddle horse class, took iuurth
place with Huntley.
In tile 3-year-Old and under ponies in
hand class two Willisbrook Farm entries
ran away with the first and second prizes
These were Ruster CalyspO and Kathleen
Milloorne. The latter was fayorably en-
tered yesterday. Broadlawn Bantam. of
Broad!awn Farms, possession Of Sam
uel NJ Nauclain, vas awarded three
Grizes.
Four ponies whose names were not
given, but which We're bred a. Willis
brook Farm We're awarded the blue in
the pony herd class.
Wheatley Kennels took first prize in
the beagle bitches in couples class with
Wheatley Charity and Wh-atey Charmer.
Tie second went to a pair from Somer-
set Kennels, whose names were withheld.
Gleudalough. from Glen Riddle Farms,
jumped 70 victory and captured first
prize in the heavyweight green hunters
class. Ralyheathers 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 I'm part one was Dark, ridden by
lttlc Francis Powell, who can usually
be counted on 10 he astride a victorious
mount at any horse show. Another pony
belonging 10 the child took second prize
In part one. This was Tommie. Miss
Emile Clother's Merrylegs 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
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low Crest, who was awarded a blue when
Adab came in second.
Hard Mrs Herbert Wordsworth
Green's hunter, captured a blue ribbon
I'm the frst class judged among hunters
and ju'npers while Wheau-y Chal-
longer, of Wheatley Kennels, was
q warded FIRST prize from among a large
list Of entries IN beagle hounds. Tho
initial class entered in the hound show.
which opened today In connection with
the horse show. Whsatley Chancellor
another of WheatIcv Kennels dogs,
took second. The second prize among
the horses was awarded to Dr. Nandusou, !
o green hunter from Glen Riddle Farms.
Society div ided It's time between the |
tent IN which the dogs were being judged
aud the tan bark ovs. whore the horse
s.immeTed in his resplendent glory
III no crowd al the morning session, 3 /
usual. was small. Tho sun beat down /
nerciless.g upon oval and paddock. ight- |
"a eight fronks and straw hats were more
in evidence than yesterday. High hu- |
mldltF added 10 the discomfort Of sDerta- /
tors and horses no matter how well /.
latHerod after their cxsr-
t0Es The canvas covered stands fairly !
steamed
Horace Junior a Wlllesbrook Farm !
exhibit, took a blue in the ponies in hand /
class. The second ana third prizes went /
~ +'t'"4AA "it lI4 pNIltst WINE FsuhlQ I
H. ware Jr bllham Decorator vas |
awarded fourth place.
The second class Of beagle hounds I
Judged resulted In FIRST prize going 10 I
Neatheiil'.I Temp, owned 1y William Z
Warner Justice. James W Appletun's ,
stokes tlacn ShamrlCk took third
Society was again OUT In force at todav's |
Judging The same sun smiled warmly .
down on the spectators, and the only 4
cool places about the oval we're tent-cov- /
cred stands, II anything the crowd which |
attended the morning session OF the show |
was larger In comparison 70 yesterdays |
early comers.
The hunters and jumpers class always /
brings out a lot or enthusiasts who prefer /
the type OF animals which for years have
made Bryn Mawr shows famous through
out the land. WatChmaid, who took I
blue Yesterday. Was entered n the irst
class OF jumpers today with Edward b. /
McLean's Sir BraxtoH. which also cap
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