Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
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The few scattered society folk in the
grandstand rose to their feet with a
gasp as jackson, who is NJ f. a. of the
Rose Tree Hunt. was seen to plunge
over his horses head. He landed in a
sitting posture while his mount backed
up to the lump The rider then rsmouutcd
and finished the course.
Hardly had the excitement of the first
fall subsidized when Lurman Stewart. of
baltimore ia brother of W. pluukct
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One 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 whins I'm uniform
The horses in This contest are not
entered nv name on the nrorror, and
considerable SPECULATION is rife ms 10
which steeds win be shown bv their
owners. Among the hounds In This class
are the celebrated Riddle mn TX the Chesh-
ire foxhounds ana puClls from both tho
Rose Tree and Pickering hunts.
An unusually large crowd considering
the opprassiyenoss of the day. was on
hand this morning when the Judges
entered the oval at 1890 o'clock to pass
upon the merits OF champion hunters,
Many horses found the stiff jump in
front of the granistand, where Falian
threw her rider extremely difficult to take
and frequently knocked over the rails.
Even veteran horses accustomed to jump
ing failed TO success sfully clear it.
Few persons except the real dyo1-in-
the-bone horse show enthusiasts braved
the sun, whose rays We're of equal in
tensity with those OF midsummer. ANA
came to see the morning iud-inE.
The stands We're quite bare OF spec
tators. As for the fed. rail and ter
race, there were practically deserted
over in the tent. where pedigrred
American fox hounds We're being Judged,
the crowd was particularly conspicuous
by its absence this morning.
Such mounts We're entered as Willow
ring inc NlrslHau anu -, "LtIi,"
from Samuel d. Riddles Glen Ridal"
Rosa vaIiev st6cjs Farm and + AM
brose Clark's Sally Combeo and Chateau
LHtitte. Another well-kuoWn entry Is
John r Valentines H,rwauus from
'i.SHIa''" a. III - Ht +h -I""
Hermanus is the horse which Mrs.
William j, Clothler rode with such nerve
..t,a Gu, - i ,,r.,,
teIuaS' st"F N"H'n'" ..'' lt'''"u l-'t
htte, ridden slnglF by Miss Kitty smith,
took first and fourth prlgt. raSueGfiv lg