The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-02

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port Horse Show opened to-day with q
successful exhibit and keen competition.
Many Of the exhibitors who are favorites
In Newport were absent. but others so
very successfully took their places that
tho large audience soon found favorites
among the newcomers. The opening
events were. as usual, In the novice
classes and q number Of very promising
horses were shown. In tho class for
harness horses Harry Newman's Lady
Warwick won easily over entries by
Sandy Point Farm, Mrs. Joseph s. Syl-
vester and FRANKLIN B. Jordan Mr..
Newman also won the class for saddle
horses with Morris OF Kildare.
The Delchester Farm entry, Trillo
Fancy, driven by Miss Anne Ashton. won
over Thomas B. Wananhaker, Jr's Mary
land Loft, Miss Isabelle Wanamaker
driving, In the class for novice ponies
In the novice class for jumpers Will
lam Alny OF Quansett Farms, West
port. Mass, had the field to himself,
Blooming Heather being the winner In
field OF the five horses.
Saddle horses had a prominent place
In the exhibits and each class was
filled. In one class Harry Newman W..
the blue with Glittering Glory and In the
other Walter H. Hanley's sterling geld
Ing Driftwood Blaze was an easy win
neri Edward Eller's Danny Devers. rid
den by Belle Beach. was second In one
and third in the second competition.
Trdn.-N II ryar,I,,I. Aya.ta,-,,aoA was
EDWARD II. Aamiins Masterpiece was
shown in the two classes, getting only
fourth In one and nothing in the other.
Miss Isabella WanamRker's entries,
Wild Heather and Wild Honey. won
the honors in the pony cl4sses, al
tborgh ths Da,cbes,er FARMS polly
oNs" 1uO s,S 49, 80. - -.
Torch and Trillo Fancy peat them out
In thA class for pairs
A rto sno S.noors 1oo ,o' "a % ,,Irr.- 1odv Du,am
."e go. SoS9 Us, u ~ nn.l n~. a par,naiS
G: vanderbilt and was as usual un-
oeasaoe'
William Almy OF Quanset Farm was
nIn, % "a ali sees avsrts nxcsn, ths nnSr for ail
ninB al events except tne open LOT AL
In which Walter II. Hanley's Lansdown
was first and Michael I Devaney's Sandy
Seconu III tne slA Amy ehti teS OnS
Mat H., and This Whip were in the win
nings.
Inc summarizes
Class 4-Neptune novice. for harness
horses. First, Harry Newman's Lady war
wick; second, Franklin B.. JOrdan's Fair
ter's Attraction; fourth. Sandy Point
Farms Sandy Point Fashion.
Glass 25-Seafoam novice, saddle horses.
First. Harry Newman's Mavis Of kildare;
second, Narraeansett Pier Stables Miss
Petsy. ,.>, l., . r,..
Glass l8-;Sovlee' pony In harness. Eirst,
pe,enester rsrns aII.o ancy MSS Atl,,s ,'
Asntoli secohS' tnoiSn p ~ ATt.ass, H,sIs,
Sr.s. M9ry'aha boi'I' MISS ASaoe"e wanna
iiicNeI eias: 7-ss.us.d nov,cs borss shown ovsr
,,,n,S,s Psps, o,,a nsstt tSrn,s' RIoonine
HsSther. sncnnd same owners The Witei!
third anna o,Snsrs PaitIss'
Clasa 5-WAve novice, palrs Of. .harness
horses. First, Franklin &. Jordans Fair-
View Princess and Irvington Ganynede; sec.
ond, Harry NewmAns Lady warwick and
Lord Brilliant.
Class S2-Ponies under saddle. First.
Thomas b. wAnannaker, Jr,'s, Maryland
Loftyi second, John X. Fens LADY Pertec-
lion; third, Narragansett Pier stables Gay
FeIee. -
Class gI-HaTness horses, - hangs ana
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