Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
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came to soc the morning Judging.
The stands were quite bare Of spec
tators As for the ne,d, rail and ter
race, there were practically deserted.
over in the tent, where pediErecd
American fox hounds were being JUDGED,
the crowd was particularly conspicuous
by its absence this morning.
Such mounts were entered as Willo"
King. the NirGnian and St Winifrcd
from Samuel II. Riddles Glen Riddle
Farms; Gypsie Queen, of Roy Jackson's
Rose Valley Stock Farm, and f. AM
brose Clarks Sally Combeo and Chateau
Lattte. Another well-known entry Il
John r. Valentines Hermanus, fro!a
Highland Farm at Bryn Mawr
Hermanus is the horse which Mrs
William ]. Clothier rode with such nerve
and dash in the ladies' hunter class yes
terday. Sally Combeo and Chateau La
fitte. ridden singly by Miss Kitty Smith,
took a 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 Eeariings, colts or iillieS and
stations in the hackney class. Saddle
horses were judged the last thing be-
fore lunch.
CHILDREN OFFER PONIES.
Children will be in the limelight again
this afternoon when a class OF ponies in
harness is judged. Miss Marion duPonts
Twenty-four Karat and Miss Anna a.
AuSt!u's Dixie Arnold are among the h"''
known competitors. Others in this class
are Tommy Atkins. owned by Henry
Cullins, and Highland Fling, from y. 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
apt IN ha
Radnor Challenge Cup. Chief among the
entries Is Wild Irishman from William
j. Clothier's Valley Hill Farm at Phoenix
willie. This mount captured the Radnnr
cup last year and much is expected :
him TODAY. The horse will be obliged 10
do his best, however, for against him
are pitted such champions as Sally
Combeo, ST. Winifred, Grand Marshal
a New York entry of Robert l.. Gerry;
Ambrose Clarks famous Chateau LATTE,
who did so we'll with Sally Comheo: Bally-
heather, from Glen Riddle Farms. and
Falian, a Highland Farm entry which
took second yesterday when ridden by
Mrs John f. Valentine.
At the dog show Main Line hunt clubs
are the chief competitors for prizes Of
fered to American-bred hounds Among
the better known dogs shown are
Speckles. from the Whitemarsh Valley
Hunt Club. Climber, from Rose Tree;
Beaver. of the PickctinG Hunt Jake and
Bob from the Riddle'pack: Jeff from the
Piedmont Hunt, and Comet, Jr.. Of Rose
Tree.
In the bitches class Piedmont Hunts
ora and Crafty, Of the Rose Tree pack
are expected to make good showing, while
Mr. Riddles Queen and Fancy. from the
Whitemarsh Valley Hunt. are also look
ed upon as likely winners.
PONY ENTRIES DIVIDED
When the ponies in harness were
Judged tho entries were so numerous that
IL was decided TO divide the class in two
parts. Blue ribbons We're taken by
Angus, of Broadlawn Farms. in part
one and Antelope. of Willishrook Farm
i'm part two Another Willishrook Farm
entry. Model, took a second as did
Miss Olivia Wanamakers Woodroyd
Abba.
Miss Marion Duponts Twenty Four
Karat captured first prize in tho sad
die horse entry, with Tommy Atkins,
entered by Miss Anna Austin a second.
Twenty Four Karat also took the blue
in the horse in harness class which fol-
lowed, tho red ribbon going 10 Cerietta,
a Broadlawn Farm entry.
Barred Yesterday because Judges
ruled the arrival was understood Edward
b NIcLeans mare Lady Dilham was
brought into the oval today remeasured
and admitted as an entry. She was sent
from the heid yesterday after being en-
tered In the horse in harness more than
Il hands inches class
During the excitement the McLean's
million dollar bahv took his nap at the
home n r. Penn Smith with detectives
on guard
Quite a buzz of excitement was heard
In the grand stand as the Judge with
tape measure and critical eve went over
Lady Delham