The sun., 1916-11-12

horses can.ercd around the ring like
veterans. but the judges liked Bantamite
best. Swaggci. handled by Master
Luther Tucker. was awarded the RED.
cupid. belonging 10 Miss Eleanor
Sparks, the white, and llewyn Bess,
l'dden by Miss Marion Brady. the vel.
low.
The opening even: OF tho programme.
wliic, was for stations suitable for pro-
1ucing polo seemed to be exactly
aui,s1 for SOCCER Red. a thoroughbred
son OF Isancocas. belonging to Allan
p'rkcr.on of Islip. Booger Red Is a real
b;u,biooi. his granddaddy. 1roauois.
being n, only American horse to win
the English Derby. He Is a perfect type
Of The short legged. short packed mount
which In 10 hard to breed for polo be-
cause they usually produce a long legged
hcrse too clumsy to be used IN the
gam
English Entry MisstnG.
class No. 20. that followed. vas won
by III. =. crossman's Meteor. a pony
which carried off a blue hast year. Chris
TOPPER Columbus, the only son Of Right
For Ward. the greatest sire Of polo
mounts In England. was entered IA this
class. but was not exhibited. He had
been bought by n syndicate OF Long ISL
and polo enthusiasts. including W. Rus
sell Grace. Horace Havemeyer. Allan
Pinkerton and Harry T. Peters. but they
received word yesterday morning that
despite the utmost efforts their agent
was unable to get the horse out Of Eng
land.
Mrs. H.. Josephine Willlams's chestnut
mare Lady Wilton and Mrs. Robert f..
Tod's bay mare Sceptre were victors In
the early saddle classes. Sceptre. cham
pion OF last years show AZ the Garden
ana OF nan sunner shows. defeated
some greatly renowncI horses of the
type. such as the Canadian cntr.. Thomas
a. crows Gold Bud. Mrs. Frances Gar
WINS Red Fox and the Chilean bred Vi
rilla. which was entered by John de
Saul!es.
Sceptre also won the Biltmore cup
from a big field Of ~hackneys. In this
event Mrs. David Wagstaf's Pointer
was reserve.
L. +. S;otesburk OF Philadelphia re-
ccived "A blue when his back stallion
Ebony King caught the eye o. the Judges
IN the class for tro;ters. William ". v.
HoT mans Tenerine was awarded the
red. while the white wen. to Louis Lee
Haggins's Chetah. and the yellow to an
other one Of Mr.. Stotcsbury's entries,
Tr.Nle Briggs.
l%rvington Nipper, a chestnut stallion
exhibited by the Halcyon Farms. won
the blue and the cup presented by ]. W.
Hartman n r. &. Vanderbilt for the
best little pony. Llewyn Emperor. be-
longing to CARL Tucker. was declared
second best in this class. with Miss
Patricia Caravans silver Tips third and
another stallion owned by Carl Tucker
named Llewyn King fourth.
Cinada scored only one victory during
the day and that came in the very last
event. when Major Kilgour OF Toronto.
owner Of the Sunnybrook Farm. won a
blue with his champion bay seidinG
Touraine.
class is-s;allions suitable for getting
polo ponies. First, Allan Pinkerton's ch
:: Booser Red: Peter Houck Jr's ch. .
Fanry BOY, :scond; SCION L. Franks blk
class .o--Pony mares suitable for breed
Ing polo ponies. First. ComsewoGue Farm,
Los Angeles. second. Jack Hen.sy's eli. M
Matilda. third James imbrie's b. m. Corey
Clas. :i-S,aiion-. > years old or over
exceeding ~ hands and not exceeding ~.
hands. First. Clarence II. Msckay's Oh. o
Clas. s5%-saddie horses over H.? and no,
exceeding Is: hands. 3 vars old or over. up
to CARVING 200 pounds. .First. Mrs 10.
srphine Wil,iams's oh m. Lady Wilton; A
third.
Clas s:-saddle horses over i4.2 and no,
exceeding IS hands. 7 years old or over. uT
to arriving 100 pounds. First. Mrs Rober
L. Tod's b. IN. sceptre: J. A. p. RaInsdeir,
I D oa. W; h!." s C :. 'f for..i 81 M.': So t''s ss,rS 4
vi Laure Huist Murrs b. e. Beverley,
fourth.
Class lo+.shetiand ponies. registered
mares or gelitnRR. not exceediuH an lnrhes
nsslI': West: S.; wh!,;msn: cSaris: I
K KSaSsi s;sfSer, NJ we, ,'.'' third m' r Ml';
class 4?EHarn.s., horses, pairs, over Iaa
R"ansins Gna., and b. 3 Madison; VIII.
c.ss. i~la-Jumpers the horses required
hlrh. First. Sunnybrooks FARMS br. x
,'onoral Jonre: charles Holloway, b. &
go S.es,, ,ssopS =: T. Mon'somery.: Ct.
sap sG;n Fir,,. NJ PAID wss''.n:s IS:
ins Mosslle' second; John McE Bowinsn.'
h' ciss e. 1H nnn K'p pSni fourth No., e,e..a,n.
70: hands; ponies to count 60 per cent.
appointment. 40 per cent; to b. driven
bs "'sS w hlbs aIlhl'ufNs ulIfT IL year
Of age. First. Halcyon Farms Oh. $. Ir.
y!nsson N,ppsI; CARL TuGksr.s 6 |.
fuckers CHI, 5 Llewyn King. Fourth
class :a--Trottrrs. stations. mares or
q ::3O or bet,.r-Firs,. f T. s~totesbury',
blk. ~. Ebony King winiam NJ. V Hon
mans ch. e Tenerine: second. Louis Lee
sto,eshury.s b. m. Trixix Briggs, fourth,
Class l"?-Ponirs under saddle. mare,
or grldinvs no, exceeding re- hands.
or Girls, amateurs. under IL years of'ase',-
First. Miss Jean saIa Regain b Rany
ss%,y.; M ssssn,; Ln Nh. E T.sh:r's s,; 2
br. m. I.iewyn Jess. fourth.
Glass S--Ladies' saddle horses, over IS .
ladies to r%ide-First. John 4. Hartford,
b M. Gossip: Daniel G~ussenheim's CHI. g.
b. M. Nancy walker. third; Myron il
cia.. ,s1-H.rns;. horse: oysr Isl md
Atkinson's ch. 8. Ideal. second: william
M u; McS,s' 5. :; & s,c MSnf Kiss: t .s,ra; Gro" a
10 hands. First Charlie. : sunn:: Dix I:
FARMS BIS Model Fire and b. m. Xntipon
second: Halcyon Farms CHI, s. ~IrvinGton
S S,pRnerr s sns :, e sn lry'q H.yn nG TI + :n ,s'r cs;
=. Llewyn Emperor. fourth.
Class 3e-Harness horses, pairs over ~ .
hands and not exceeding 15l hands. First,
Miss Isabella Wanamaker's Oh. m. Eve and
Oh. K. Netherhalrs Lizheth: Hamilton
Farms br. m. Preno and br. m. Hamilton
Regal. second: Hamilton FARMS b. m
Primrose OF whitegate and b. m. Peacock
Sensation. third: d. J, Driscoll's CHI. m
Auburn Snowdrop and ch. nj. Auburn Liz
beth. fourth.
Glass i3~2-Jumper,. open to all. First
Lieut.. Gerald T. Hanley's br. g IAns
downe:y Woifton FARMS ch. r. Hero. sec
ond Mrs. George Tammins's gr. 6 silver
Thread, third Hamilton FARMS b, &. XII