Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-02
PONY THROWS LITTLE
MISS FRANCES POWELL
ATBYRN MAWR SHOW
Mount Narrowly Misses Tread
ing on Prostrate Figure of
It's Rider After Fall at
Il Board Fence
MAID ESCAPES INJURY
Shafts of Sunlight and Playing Of
the Band Give Touches of Color
to Society Event
BIZ q sta6 Correspondent

lght ana tne piaylnB OF tne Danu this
afternoon brought back the color which
has been SO sadly lacking at the Bryn
Mawr horse show since rain caused a
postponement of yesterdays program.
Little Miss Frances Powell, of Bryn
= Mawr for seven years a horse show
favorite, was the victim OF the accident.
The spectators gasped as her pony
5umper Dark" stumbled at the board
fence and threw her, Both she and her
mount cleared the fence, Miss Powell
receiving nasty fall.
The pony narrowly missed treading on
her PROSTATE figure. The little rider
rameiy held on to the bride and gained
her feet without assistance.
The afternoon attendance was good, So
clety turning out well bundled up in
firs and coats.
A unique touch was lent the Horse
show today, when the first card OF
Clydesdales was judged in the tent used
10 house the dogs during the hound
show, which closed yesterday. Never be-
fore horse show officials said, has a
horse show been held in a dog tent
This step was made necessary by the
lowering skies and the chill winds which
swept across the Polo field. The big
draft horses are especially susceptible to
cold damp weather, and 1t was deemed
advisable to protect them, while the
harder jumpers and hunters we're ex-
hIbited in the ring.
The huge bulk of the Clydesdales filled
the little tent, causing many smiles.
A rift OF blue sky raised false hopes
and the massive animals were taken out
on to the green. The sky soon covered
over with gray, however. The stands
were almost empty when the show opened
this morning.
The hound show was concluded yes
ing the other entries. These dogs won
every prize offered for halfbred hounds,
except one third ribbon, which went to
the Watching Hunt, of Plainfield N. j.
The prize for the best couple of hounds
offered by Miss Elizabeth b. Sinnickson
was won by Radnor Hunt, which also
won first prize in the wire-haired fox
terrier class.
Glass 81 Clydcsdales, foal class, stallion
Won by Conyngham Brothers entry; second
Ilairholme Farms entry; third, Lsddie Nc
Marvel Bedminster Farms
Class 1874 hunters. 4,year-olds, to be shown
over jumps.-Won by Ollie Byrne. Robert L.
third Rawle. Edgar w. Powell; v. H. C.,
Class 50. Clydesdales, foai class hiies.-won
by Conyngham Brothers entry; second. Bed
Minister Bonnie Braes. Bedminster Farms;
third. Portland Jean, Boudinot Farms.
Class 7S. Clydesdales, best stallion g years
BIZ Bro,hers; her second, king Of XII, Bedminster
Farms; third, Baron Of Bedminster Bedmin-
ster Farms; V. H. c.. Crichton Chancellor.
Ciass IS, horses suitable for road work.-won
by Minny Ailerton, 2. T. Stotesbury; second,
Ashlsnder, Oscar seeley; third Exterior
Class So ciydssdaIes. l-year-old stallion
sceond % Heir o9 Apparsnt, t Bedmfnster. pro'ner'
Class g. clyaesdales. 2-year, ,olds--won by
ssSS ass besr Farm Farm y H. c MISS so BFSae see
nSsS S;s e.y ysaFngswon Fs4, By
fsirhOi%s Biossom. .FSirRoIme Farms. '"'iO'
Class Sc 2-year-old stallion, Clydesdales-
second Fairholme Radiant. Farholme Farms;
h5s 1HgnsTater Kiplng CLARK ThSmSoRS
or half.bred colt or flly,, not to exceed 3
years OF age. suitable to become a hunter,
MOnacie, Frank Graham Thomson; third,
Tecopa. Pickering Farms stable V. II. c.,
Class 122 hunters and Jumpers, thoroughbred
OF hali,ered colt or hliy' not 70 exceed seed ,
s.year-olds-Won by Red Oak F. Ambrose
G MeSop cSSeR RTahndyTiPSs Stables
Class l2S, thoroughbred or half-bred colt or
HS wS5 sStfhIe Sy to become hnnteT
Eas.aTd' Edwin l. BiaSOH; G''S Y. f Il. {. 'H; imp
cisss No. i24 4 added class for hunters
s,s..,.s ~, exceeding : years oidl.Won by j. Rush
Stables Colleen; third, Pickering Stables
Tssopa; fourth, W; HinkIe Smiths Onyx.
get--won by Bedminster Farms
Class SO. efydesdales, mare and colts--Won
qy Conyngham Brothers; second, BedmlAster
Class "A. Clydesdales. best stallion. less than
hqlme Warrior; second Conyngham Brothers
Golden Chief; third, Clark Thomson's Lang
Class 75, CiydesdaIes best mare, years old
no INC more-Won by Fairhome Farms Haryes-
bbustrios- third, conyngham Brothers Lady
Roger: fourth, Ielair Farms Cora.
rlass -. Clydesdales, best mare, less than
Aears old-Won by Conyngham Brothers Hill
s.e s,ge ,heather Bell; second, Belair Farms Bel,
Fsithelme Duchess; fourth. Boudinot FARMS
AHmerpioom.
esonyngham brothers Purple Heather; second,
s,ii sg,saminster Farms British Queen; third, Bou-
Class iii dadies' hunters to be shown under
~ ~ saddle, ladies to ride), won BY Mrs. r.. r.
FARMS cSora1ns sb-d Ithorn. hsnaGs ssahIa
Miss Mls Canada; V. II. c. J. q Leiper' Jrs'
eseding IL hands inches. to be shown by a
saq s,sS OYER T 4 jumps Won by Delcheester Farms
FFssys Fslyss. Miss Freekles; fourth. Dcichester
a. glsss y, saddle horses. horse is hands =
hhenes hs,a or uP 70 1850 pounds-won by the Walter
nIss Lucille Carriers Lady Gwenda. 7'1
LASS D. pairs OF ponies not exceeding 10
,nShos, 20 be shown before appropriate
henlsle-Won by Willisbrook Farms Shinheld
Vnuc,P Vnhei,oPs and Antiponi second, Miss Constance
Lass 10 thigh stepper), won by Miss Con-
Gance Vauclain's The Whip; second Miss
lohs.ance Nauclain's Princess Sheila third.
= W; Atkinson's Supreme Polonlus; " II.
~ william A. Liebers ButtonwoOd Lass.
Lass 81, fpur-in-hand, TO be shown before a
u33,,,,,ege suitable Tor park or road use-Won by
"iilam 4. lieberi second, A. w. Atkinson.
.tNhs ld2 (tor the best three hunters from
seg s.g ,rerognized hunt, 70 be shown with hve
erg9,ee OF American or halfbred hounds)-WOn
y. naancr Hunt second Pickering Hunt.
pes, and three mares-Won by Fairholme
nes,.s neL9si second. conyngham Brothers. third
4, Class No. 81. clydesdale champion stallion
...rsn by Conyngham brothers unnamed; sec
Wv talrholme Farms unnamed.
,,[l-'e NO ~. champion Clydeedales, mare
fe, fna. oy fairholne Farms unnamed; second,
10y nfhtfn frotherf unnamed.
~asses NO. % tpolo ponies. best stud OF polo
.1'pl.pr), won BY Alexander Browns Unnamed;
1ilsha, A. y. Drexel Paufs unnamed; third,
~ 1s11,aler 1s91h,aer farnalrh unnamed; fourth. Paul
Class No. ii1A 1added class roadsters), won
~ ~ y. Stotesburys Ruby and Lasca sec
lend Dr Oscar seeley's Dashlander and Ash
Class No, So thoroughbred saddle horse.
H'ois H'ois tnan 10 hands-Won by II. Ambrose
reaA supplement. second, John Rush street, 5
~. ~. he Mustard: third Highland FARMS