The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
10000 CHEER
KING HORSE IN
THE GARDEN
- W AA
Glennie Dean Is Best
Trained Saddle Nag in
Brilliant Competition.
WOMEN RIDE SITNTERS
Beckey Lanier Wins Three
Out Of Four Ribbons
Awarded in Glass.
by GURNEY c. CUE.

More than 10000 persons yesterday
saw the Horse Show in Madison Square
Garden. The attendance swamped the
high water mark Of the previous day,
even as that had exceeded the earlier
days OF this years successful exhibition.
And II was such crowd of we'll dres Sc 1.
well bred looking men and women as one
seldom sees on any other occasion than
the annually recurring week of the Gar
den Horse Show.
The increasing and increased attend
ance is the outstanding feature of the
th!rty-hfth annual exhibition. With no
Prince or Wales this year to attract the
worshippers OF royalty and of royal good
fellows. that infalible reporter, Tony
Pelegrini. of the box Office, Is daily tell
ing tale Of public interest in the Horse
Show which puzzles as much as Il
pleases the officers Of the association.
Some have said the indoor polo tour
nament was responsible. Others were
persuaded It was the new press agent,
while not a few gave the credit to Uncle
Sans army men and horses who are
cutting such figure in the Garden show.
0lennie Deans Fine Performance.
But II suddenly dawned on all of them
yesterday afternoon, when they saw the
spectators go wild over the performances
OF Glennie Dean. Triggers, Myopia and
the rest in the compet't ton for tine best
trained saddle nag. that perhaps man =
age-old love of a good horse has some
thing to do with the case.
This competition developed INTO a re-
markable demonstration Of what can be
done In the way of higher education Of
an intelligent and docile riding horse.
Glennie Dean, q four year-old bay saddle
bred mare, owned by Arthur E Hopkins
OF Syracuse and ridden by J. c Cook OF
Kentucky, was the outstanding winner.
She walked, trotted cantered, stopped
started, turned and changed lead or d.
rection instantly on signal rom the
wizard of the saddle who was on her
back. and gave many other striking
svfdences Of her complete and cheerful
submission to HIS will in everything a
.addle horse can do
Cook finally stripped her bride off and
rode her with head free in all the in
tricate figures and manpuvres with only
his hand. leg and voice 10 guide her
Old habitues of the Horse Show de-
ciared they had never seen such an ex-
hibition. The WHINE. was the champion
saddle horse OF the Syracuse and Albany
shows this season.
Sceptre Makes temperance.
The famous English saddle more
Sceptre, three times champion at the
Garden In past years. made her reap
pearance In the ring during the after
noon and won the class for h )rses not
exceeding Is hands. She was entered
AID ridden by little Miss Katherine Ken
aedy Tod. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Robert z. Too. and the high bred sensi-
tive animal seemed 20 be in perfect &C
cord with her youthful rider. The bloom
OF youth was off her clipped coat, but
she performed like the Sceptre Jimmy
Schweiger used to ride
Miss Ciemence Crafts four-year-oId
chestnut Madcap came through In sec
ond place. while Dorothy Jane, cham
pion at Rochester last summer. was clear
outside the ribbons. though ridden by
Cook She Is owned by Miss Patricia
vauclain of Broadlawn Farms.
Becky Lanier. who is getting big
girl now. rode three of the four ribbon
winners In the class for ladies' hunters
which came on near the close of the
afternoon. 1t was a wonderful exempli-
fcation OF the horsemanship OF women
and children OF to-day who ride In field
and show ring. More than a score of
entrants went over the Jumps under
artificial light with scarcely tick of a
hoof to score against any one OF them.
The big chestnut thoroughbred Down
East was Beclxy's winner. with Silver
Crest second and Boiling third. Miss
Janice Hggett. one OF the three VINO
rode on stdesaddles, took the white rib
bon with Outlaw, winner earlier in the
week In the class for thoroughbred
hunters
Leading Lsdy Leads.
Registered thoroughbred saddle horses
held the stage while the afternoon crowd
was at It's best, making most attrac-
tive exhibition. Harvey s. Ladew's six
yeer-oid chestnut mare Leading Lady.
picked up by Godfrey Preece on the
Havana racetrack In Cuba two years
ago, proved to be the pick OF the basket
an Judged by Lady Beck and Harry Nc
Nair. She IL almost faultless In con-
formation and quality and has improved
IN her trotting action since she won az
the Garden In the same class last sea-
son.
Mrs. Y. p. Caravans champion harness
pony. Hamilton Flame, redeemed himself
In competition for George b. Hulme's
cup after having been unplaced for the
Montpelier Challenge Cup on wednes-
day. A change OF vehicles helped him
to win. He was hooked 20 a heavy gig
on his first appearance. but drew
featherweight pneumatic speed wagon
the second time He did not have TO
meet either Mighty Mite or Fulange or
xhis occasion. however.
Mrs LouIs Long Combs has found a
mate for her champion harness mare
Animal ton and yesterday won with them
from william II. Moores Micah and
Bountiful. the champion pair OF the last
National Horpe Show