New-York tribune., 1918-11-13
rye and Netherhall's Pride
0utsbine w. H. Moores
Splendid Pair
Nv IIarriette Underhill


.l. m the horse show yesterday.
Ne ynvt 10 us sat cub reperteress, whe
-. doing her first show and her nalvett
40. decidedly refreshing.
Ionp ago we earned that all equines
.,,not called horses nor do you always
r.. +o them as che" They do not
l.s lsl.,s IN the roadster classes and they
~" "nrance" in the saddle classes.
90 o., w. This new reporteress knew none
DIs D.soss things. She confided to US
=. sho liked the horses that cams
.ras 'a, straight better than those which
eesn ss,uad out. and she went into ecstasies
" sdelight when the ladies' saddle
/, ya,.es came into the ring.
Reporteress Asks Questions
ynh. Iookl" she cried. But why DC
-.ms Of the ladies wear flowing skirts
Va s.sS at on the side Of the horse. II
saJ ;snss 90 prudish!" That was one CUES
.vva" .:sr that we could not answer. PROD
aVls This particular class was some
,sanasrful material and one was apt to
wss 'snthusiastic, even ii one were no
,oncer @ in the novice class. We are Ho'
anS T;yst ws there the, was Mrs. Walter Hanley,
An Driitwood Blaze. which was las1
s.,r's champion at the show. Ihls Is
H. 6rst time Blaze has appeared az
ss show and he was IN wonaer1 VI
,srdtion. He had to be good TO bees
Tssrrystone, the big. geiding which
Dis isabella Wanamaker bought 1ron'
josepb Collins last season.
\. The third choice fell on MRS. Charies
Il. Ailaires chestnut Mlnlstrel, ana
uhila he is good looking gelding' with
nIenty of substance, he is such dlt-
y;t ;srsnt type from the first two RIBBON
winners that the rail-birdss were rather
surprised at the third choice OF 'he
Judges. v.,, yo
mans Hurry, the chestnut geldlng'
which won with his owner up on Mon
day. But an II. G. in such company
was equivilant to blue IN most
classes, and so Hurry was not IN the
least disheartened.
Other agpirants in the class were
Miss Clara S. Peck. with Winona. a
nice bav mare; Mrs. A. j. Lindsay, with
Nancy Bright, and Mrs. James I.
Schweiger, with Aloha. Also among
The entrants were Mae Marsh, Louise
HUFF and Oh Boy.
A Pretty Competition
The tandem class was one OF the
nrettiest competitions We have seen IN
some time. :,
Miss Isabella Wanamaker handled
Eve and Netherhall's Pride and we al
most wished there were four OF them,
il only that we might have the pleas
nre Of seeing Miss Wanamaker hold
the ribbons over them.
Eve was in the lead and the little
mare is all quality and style. She Is
q perfect leader. Netherhall's Pride is
also Miss Wanamaker's pride. He has
substance and dignity and is a splen-
did foil to his more volatile comnanion.
George Chipchase sat behind William
II, M6ore's Whitehall Ariel and Rae
Mrn and he drove the splendid pair
ia all they were worth. They put up
Splendid performance. but could not
gipse Eve and her mate.
Third choice fell on Rainbow anc
Topper, with Barry in the drivers seat
George Watson owns them both. Top
pei, which was in the lead, was bred by
Watson, and Rainbow, the wheeler, is
from the stable of Walter Hanley.
The white ribbon went to Lawrence
Smiths Hamilton Star and Fairy Tread
with Frank Winterbottom at the helm
It was one OF the most interesting
classes of the day.
The ponies under saddle brought out
some good material. One of the con-
ditions of the class was that leach pony
must be provided with rider and the
riders must be neatly and suitably
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riders fulfilled all of the requirements
and Jean, rode Bantamite and Joy, and
they were like little fashion plates in
their gray riding habits. Jimmie
Schweigle rode Fire Light Bounce for
CorInne Poth, and every one knows
That Jimmie's sartorial effects always
aave been the despair of all imitators.
bounce won over Bantamite, who took
blue in a similar class on Monday.
Cup Hanging Fire
The Beresford Challenge Cup is still
hanging fire, for Captain Nelson's Gin
ger land. by the way, he is now Major
Aelson(, which won the blue last year
ss.day. q
The cup is for officers only, and it
vas thrilling indeed to watch the
saaakl'clad riders go over the top. even
all OF them did not make it. Major
sonn X. Brown had a clean record
uatlng all Of the jumps easily. Captain
y. u. Corpening took the reserve with
seonard Wood.
There was one gelding, called Over
ne Top, from Squadron A, which caused
uulot Of amusement by his performance
Is cleared all the fences by standing
sose UP 10 them and then Topping
assoss without the slightest effort.
mere was another class for militie
M,svunts which was judged just before
sas recess. Dl Barry and Vivandiere
v.a irom Squadron A, n. Y. c., were
~ and second choice, with Major
"asee "endts Antelope third.
..a ~ was called Military Day yesterday
~ aa az soldiers and sailors were ad-
~,,,ed y. TO the show free.
a.aeg came in large numbers during
afternoon session and blue ant
'e drab was everywhere. And while
are on the subject, why shouldn't
w be admitted free of charge any
'se they wish to go? We believe
~ everybody ought to feel about il
ss same way that the Horse SHOW
s,amittee does.
~ was 1910 exactly by Lieutenant
.sn Parks wrist watch when the
roanied police Of the New YORK
.sais Squad came into the ring. II
asa that never before had they
NO NO 30 splendid. and even if their
sSaofms were blue instead of khaki
ssy received an ovation. And they
tss"se no signs Of the strain which
ss.. declarations of peace in one weel
M put upon them. but went through
by,. inanpuyrcs with spirit tha
'shs thundcrs Of applause.
AffIo H~. CL1,x,