The sun., 1919-07-20
4. T. PETERS HORSES i
TO FORE AT ISLP'
Long Island Man Wins Most
Ribbons at Polo Clubs
Exhibition. "A.
CHILD RIDER FEATURES
Miss Jean Hollins, Only Seven,
Gets Ribbon-Rain
Mars Event.
CHILD RIDER FEATURES
Special Despatch TO The Sun.

Special Despatch TO The Sun.
BAT SHORE. L. l., July 19.-Miss Jean
Hollins is only 7 years Old. but she
knows a thing or two about riding a
pony. She demonstrated that this after
noon at the annual horse show of the
1sip Polo Club at Oakland Park. when
she had the mount on Mrs D. r. Ar
nolds bay gelding Monkey. The little
miss rode the pony with rare skill and
In addition to getting the prolonged
plaudits of the gathering was awarded
a special ribbon by the Judges. Miss
Hollins Is the daughter of Harry B.
Holins, Jr.
The show had more entries than ever
before and considering the rain was
quite well attended, but all plans for
making the event a gala social AFFAIR
were q bit hurt by the ubiquitous and
always interruptng raindrops. They
made the footing treacherous for the
riders and dampened the scene far too
much for the comfort of the onlookers.
Instead of gay raiment there was a
multiplicity OF raincoats and umbrellas.
Harry r. Peters took away the great
est number OF blue ribbons. His entries
stood out in almost every class. Peters
Strawbridge. a fine chestnut gedlng,
won the chief class for heavyweight
blue for lightweight hunters, too. But
! IN this desire he was baked. He entered
! Man o. War. but the judges believed that
Horace Havemeyer's Steeltrap was tho
superior of the Peters entry and gave
Steeltrap the blue.
Chi1drcn's Ponies Attract.
There was great interest in the divi-
sion of children's saddle ponies. which
xx-au hrp1y i,,t. IL
and small. The blue in the class for
| larger ponies went to Miss Marjorie r.
Boards Jimmy. J. Harris Potter's Sensi-
BILE was second and Miss Natalie PeterSs
Tiger third.
Mrs. Arnold's Monkey won the class
for smaller ponies. Monkey did not have
| a very great margin over William n
Dicks Gleeful.
| As is usual at the show OF the Islp
Club, polo mounts were featured and a.
| big turnout OF these animals came before
! the judges. James c. Cooley, manager
of polo at Meadow Brook. was the chief
! Judge of the polo mounts. The other
| Judges were Gen Charles J. Debevoise,
Miss Marion Rollins. Fred III. Post and
| +. Skiddy Won Stade. the polo star.
! Peters scored in the main class for
! polo ponies with his brown mare Flip
pant. Harry T. Peters, Jr. tried hard
to beat the senior. but the best he could
get was the yellow ribbon, with Sunstar.
Misl Belle W. Baruch got the red ribbon
with her brown gelding Hunter. Miss
| Baruch got a number of prizes.
| Among those who watched their en-
tries 60 into competition in the nine
teen events were Sir Ashley Sparks,
Robert Glib, Roberts P!nkerton, Mrs.
Alice 4. Dodsworth, Mrs. D. F. Arnold.
Mrs, \. J. Lindsay. Horace Havemeyer,
William X. Dick, Frederick b. Mackay.
Miss Janet Mckay Beatrice DALEY,
,i"nzo pntter Ia, potto- ~
an d"Io 1 49, =, EaI' = fotter' How
IT. Peters. Jr., Natalie Peters, Samuel
snr,n No. ME-, us blSpe'n hlsglns. H.
George A. Ellis. Jr.. James w. Lane,
Arthur Bliss Lane, George A. Anderson.
Charles F, lIubbs, Mrs. Jay F. Carlisle,
Mrs. l.. y. Ccblllos and j. II. Ceballos.
,, Class g. Novice Saddle Horses Arv
QUEEN. ch. m. l4at. '"S 6and sfmSry yea hi
G2,|nG,d by l1sh"th litgFtns; second, imp.
Relic W. Haruch. third Light q Love CHI.
fBisna% hh+na', iiI bgga. r. Peters fourth.
Class I,. ia ue 4% "S Weir, ase Hrn,svo,
by nay Leaf ~. g, ~ hands, owned b1
Harry T. Peters; second. Hero, ch, g, 10
q.
/ o. Love, Oh e. Is hands. Harry T. Peters;
fourth Ottawa, gr. &. l6l hands, Howard
5. Downs.
I Class -. Divided Into Large and Small,
J Chiidrens saddle Ponios-Large-Wo by
Jimmy, ch. m, lfl hands, aged. owned by
MaTtorto T. Beard, second, Sensible. h. m.
I l4.2 hands, years, J. Harris Potter: third.
Tiger c g, li2 hands. Natalie Peters:
/ fouFth. Nhit" CHIP, Er. &. liS hands.
eyed. Sir Ashiey, sparks smali-Won by
M9nkeN; o. l?'Z hands aged Mrs. D.
9 years. William + Dick: third, BIB.
aaGel 'nary, HaTrry nahl r.,,-.
! lass ~ roo Mounts Won by ,FIippant.
nr. NJ - hRndS oWhHi ny Harry r.
{ y''ls, sS'"'i. iiunI,,'I' or. <, l4.- " hhnuS
( HrAIs Mss i,r,I% hard.n. tnlTd; sun
/ 49, ~ "'' ''- """"s' marry l. ie'ers'
''r,a.. ,r rrl-..s s,,t,.,,o .. ID. ,,,
Dt.iia1 -, to 70 , Jun.eo'
W. lSt% nrlTS ana LightMHrayy
oWpca bv 49, r. To,s-se ss.cnrd rs
gHmsddv 1s, hama. year. L sf-
AFhlay Sharks mira COLA. b. m. ID hands
Years Sir Ashley sharks. fourth. Prince
: Row. h I6l hands lanes " Lane
IiFht-- Won ty SEE Tan 1si
hands 10 years Horace Havemever: sec
ond. Man o. War b. g IG hands. Harry T.
Peters; third. imp. Kershaw, oh. e.. I6a
hands. Years. Miss Belle W Baruch
fourth. American Lad h g-l5.3 hands, {
years. Mrs George \. Ellis. Jr.
( Glass 3, Combination Horses over lt5
Hands-Won by Sprngtim", br m 1913
I hands, years. owned by Charles r.
Hubs; second. \ancy. Bright CHI. m.
l0l hands Ee5rs' Mrs A. j. Lindsay;
Sal"na On. m ~ nnnds. . years; LIS
9"th llEElnT' d"5T'N, MHc,regoT, en-; g.