The sun., 1916-09-23
TINY MISS LANIER
WINS TWO RIBBONS
But Successes Fail to Please
Her Because Her Pet Earns
Lesser Honor.
MISS SCORES

~ wv '''e "''" ',o''o "''"
'es'eToay AFTERNOON. but stHl she was
not satisfied she was disappointed 1t
might EVEN be said sbc wa. cha ,r,ned.
ri - '.,
ANS pcrSoh' VINO was ~isappoihted
after such successes. Ia Miss Becky
Lanier. Miss Becky IL 10 wears Of age.
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' "''s"' "''"' cE"! Po"""" u"
from the soles OF her tiny riding boots TO
the top OF her hat measures about three
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IN. n,hsr 49, n'In',a - Iro "mu
IN co,nr rarnn 1870 n ""''' "'""
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're =" sruo'"eu lot ,.'s snow an"
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!. "u.' .nan s'N,'cn !,arS nl 's"' ~
~ r'cseh, y" 90 INC u,ulSs n"rseI''
sho ode like n ss,onaI Jockey. and
ala go we'll hat she 81 earned Rrst prize
with EyauCeliuc and fourth with f,lcl-
weiss.
Her Tet IL Beaten.
And ,bero.s wbor. ber disa pno,n,rer
c,r,o itor ola rr.v mar. 4. hor ma.
or ,,,n., ,.La s,ho somcn. a. sci, n.
Evsprr,,ne. I'm, Mis-. Bcckv wanted IN
yi, ~j,h hcr ~,.yor,,. whsn .h. w..
called before the Judges after tho comics,
shc vas n,on ~ EdcIxei.s. leading
Eyonre,ine along bv tho hrilie' Bu, hor
nresnrcs IN tho graz roula,'t ea,n L.de,.
,ye,s. tho h,uo That, coyetcd prize won,
10 her E~,angeIipe. which was 1auclnv a,
her side. and 10 her net went only the
white. Shc accented both ribbons and
"a though to console her favori,e, gave
her n nat on the back and, amid an.
plausc from tho fashionable gallery
started her round the ring with Evan.
gelinc ~steppirg along Mt her side. Whsr
Miss Becky dismounted she immediatel,
handed E~yangeline over to one OF her
/ stood unde nor net. nose and talked
In her II while then gave nor scvera
rats Deiofe she ran ih'o the eho'osure'
Msss "ecHy neser"es N'""o"''
Miss becky deserved both tho ribbons
Che and the Judges who placed Evan
geline first. Miss Elizabeth Kirlin',
Tango second. Miss Marjorie Beard!
Spinning Jenny third and Edclweis'
fourth were ioundly app!audcd whci
they left the ring.
Miss Helen Hitchcock carried off
blue. Tier father. Ti,vrna- iii;ShCoc!;
had -four ladies' hunters seeking tn" cul
onere, by John !. Watson. Miss Heller
the other. Miss Iielens mounts wcr,
Kchtoh. wolvcr,on and Kln,orc. Will
Mrs. Hitchcock was astride Challenger
Mrs. Hitchcock, who is credited will
world. nigh, have ridden a trln, bette
than her daush'er' nut she uidh nav
the best horse. ana while Miss Iiele'
-i,,.hcoc, ,acs,ysI a yo,l,y win ch,l
nnnraS ~ CIV, St, y
M Mns la %s F tge m nr's on ', wa,h Sn"i an,
,h. ~hi,o Tn Mrs Arthur S.n,, I~rur,ien'
I.,av Fsrnbrokc'
Appliance for Miss Flcitmann.
Miss F1eitinann received n mo roln
OF applause when she rode her chsstnu
geldinc Wa,hem TO victory g. the T
SuFern Taller cup IL was NJ . rlei
Piping Rock since she was injured ther
last autumn, ana Y enc d!Sp'''ea ne
master'ui horseinnlship tne CALLER
lightweight hunters Miss Helen Ili,ci
roa tho xeIlov wont ia .Jnsenb /, Grace
80 -, a,
Jim Stingen and tho white to james v
/, Lanes Willow.
Cla., ai-.Jnmp.r.. fra. prize. 800. NJ.
.,o,sd hy E~Imbrnsc t''i,rk 'W,n -
anhten pn tul''"s' IN ~"
Thninas h',chc"'k eA 'dr''."f' ar
, ono. Mtsn, " m"i'He. "h,s 10"
manher! ullfi, ,f"n' - raw I'm en-
nero ioufth' y J." Dawes 81 T. 40
/ common. =.
, CLASS l1-Sannic noTs"s, 'N'''',Hf =,
hands: first prize, 10. prcssni'i hN j.