Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
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Famous hunters and jumpers. the
pick of Main Line stables. which have
been taking first and second prizes al.
most daily since the opening of the gth
snnual Bryn Mavr Horse Show. fca-
tured the first class Judged today a.
the hound show, wn.ch is being held
in conjunction with the equine cXhiht.
tion, Amcricnn-brcd dogs exclusively
figure in tudaN's competition.
Ono of the events expected to prove
of more than usual interest is the hunt
class with hounds which will be Judged
shortly after lunch this afternoon. The
prize is offered for the best three
hunters shown with five couples of
American hounds by the master or
Or huntsman with two whips In uniform.
The horses In this contest are not
entered by name on the program and
considerable speculation is rife as to
which Stecds will be shown by their
owners. Among the hounds IN this class
are the celebrated Riddle pack. tho Chcsh-
ire foXhoundS ana packs from both the
Rose Tree and Pickering hunts.
An unusually large crowd. considering
the oppressivencss of the day. was on
hand this morning when the Judges
entered the oval at 1880 O'Clock to pass
upon the merits of champion hunters.
Such mounts werc entered as Willow
King, the Nirgintan and st. Winifred
from Samuel D. Riddles Glen Riddle
Farms; Gypsie Queen, of Roy Jackson's
Rose Valley Stock Farm. and +. Am
brose Clarks Sally Combco and Chateau
Latttte. Another wcll-knoWn entry is
John r. Valentines Hcrmanus. from
Highland Farm at Bryn Mawr.
Hermanus IS the horse which Mrs.
William J. Clothier rode with such nerve
and dash in the ladies' hunter class yes
terday Sally Combeo and Chateau La
fitte, ridden siugly by Miss Kitty Smith,
took first and fourth prize, respectively
while ridden IN pairs by Miss Smith, and
another captured a blue ribbon.
Following the hunters. judges awarded
prizes to yearinEs. colts or hllies and
stations in the hackney class. Saddle
horses were Judged the last thing be-
fore lunch.
Children will be in the limciight again
this afternoon when a class of ponies in
harness is judged. Miss Marion duPonts
Twenty-four Karat and Miss Anna \.
Austin's Dixie Arnold are among the best
known competitors. Others in this class
are Tommy Atkins. owned 10y Henry
Cullins, and Highland Fling, from a. w.
Atkinson's stable.
Today's Judging will close with the
hunters and jumpers class, in which some
OF the best-known horses in the country
are entered in competition for the third
r Radnor Challenge Cup Chief among the
entries is Wild Irishmau from William
j. Clothiers Valley Hill Farm a Phoenix
vile. This mount captured the Radnor
cup last year and much is expected OF
him today. The horse will be obliged to
do his best, however, for against him
are pitted such champions az Sally
Combeo, st. Wnifrcd, Grand Marshal.
New York entry Of Robert L. Gerry:
Ambrose Clarks famous Chateau Lafittc,
who did so we'll with sally COmhro, Bo.ly-
heather. from Glen Riddle Farms, and
Falian, a Highland Farm entry which
took second yesterday when ridden by
Mrs. John r. Valentine
At the dog show Main Line hunt clubs
are the chief competitors for prizes Of
fered % American-brcd hounds Among
the better known dogs shown ars
Speckles, from the Whitemarsh Valley
Hunt Club; Climber. from Rose Tree:
Beaver, of the Pcketing Hunt; Jake and
Bob, from the Riddle pack; Jeff from the
Piedmont Hunt, and Comet, Jr, If Rose
Tree.
In the bitches class Piedmont Hunts
Ora and Crafty, OF the Rose Tree pack.
are expected 10 make good showing while
Mr. Riddles Queen and Fancy from the
"hitemarsh Valley Hunt. are also look
ed upon as likely winners.