The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-28
.LANIER CHILDREN
SCORE IN SADDLE
Carry Off Honors in Children's
Glass at Greenwich
Horse Show.
Special pespatch TO TIE sur.


GREENWICH, Conn. Sept. 27.-Moro
than five thousand persons attended the
sixth annual horse show of the Green
witch Riding Association, held at Nut
bourne Farm, the estate of James II.
McClenahan in Port Chester. this after
noon. There were over two hundred and
fifty entries from many of the leading
stables in Westchester and Fairfield
counties
A feature of the morning events was
the children's class, In which there wero
twenty-four entries. Little Sally Lanier.
the eight-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles d. Lanler, won the plau-
dts of the gallery in both the novice
and children's riding class for her ex-
pert riding, while Becky Lanler, her sis
ter, aged 10. gave n splendid exhibition
Of riding in the ladies' hunter class.
The heavy turf handicapped the ma
Jority of those entered in this class, but
Becky, mounted on Down East, and
Boiling took the jumps with apparent
ease and won first and second prize In
this class. The hunters trials over a
course of about one mile of natural
country with seven fences was one Of
the best events of the afternoon and the
trottIng races also attracted much in
terest.
A luncheon was served, at 10: 80 to
owners of estates over whose properties
the members of the association have
been privileged to ride the past season.
From point of attendance and the large
number of entries the show was by far
the most successful ever given by the
association.
These were the judges of farmers
contests: II. ]. Fisher saddle horses, T.
Garner West hunters, John H. Towns
end; veterinary inspector, DR.. J. A,
Ward
The officers of the association are
Percy A. Rockefeller. president Charles
d. Lanier, master of hounds Coulter q.
Huyler treasurer; Irving NJ. Day, secre-
tary; Louis w. Mertz. treasurer. The
summary:
Novice Saddle Horses = Evangeline.
stOReScdge a0F Chief John NEE isrd now niaa
fourth.
Three Ysar-oIds Suitable to Become
rs King ssho MieisHn PsrGy A.
fourth.
Riding Competition for Children. Juniors
Mary, White, third; Blanchette Hooker.
fourth. seniors-EliSabeth Pell. frst;
son, third; Virginia storm, fourth
Farm Teams-Louis B. Ralston, first;
DR.. John A. II. Artwell, second; John NICE.
Bowman. third: DR.. John A. Hartweil.
fourth.
Team Horses Draw Heaviest Load
John NICE. Bowman, first: Benson n.
Burke, second; Louis B. Raiston. third.
Children's Jumping Class--Gypsy. Sally
Lanier, first; Ahmeek, Hope Yandell, sec
ond; Bit o. Blarney, Hope Yandell, third.
Saddle Ponies Under 14.2-Dreamland.
Miss Corrine Path, first: Bangle. ]. NICE.
Bowman, second: horse. Catherine Colford,
third; Billy Boy. Catherine Colford. fourth.
Polo Ponies Shown With Malley-Cow-
boy. Edgar Y. Clausen, FIRST; Trotter. Hugh
| ]. Chisholm, second; Sam, Hugh ].
Chisholm. third; Stirling. Mrs.J. p. Kineon.
fourth
| Montrose and Virginia, Percy A. Rookie
| Teller, first; Tener and Lamp Lighting,
Walter H. Bowes. second: horses, Percy
A. Rockefeller. third horses. H. ]. Fisher,
| fourth.
Ladies' Hunters-Down East. G. d
| Lanier. first; Boiling, c. D. Lanier, second
Golf Ball. Ivy Madison, third; Montrose
Percy A Rockefeller. fourth. Es.