New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
Record Crowd
I AT Horse Show
| On Second Day
animation Takes Harness
Class From The Whip
and Other Tanbark Stars
in Sensational Fashion
'rs. Hanley a Winner
,lIal,mande LANDS Il Blue
for 10Th Field Artillery
i. Military Competition
Bv Harriette Underhill

Sv Harriette Underhill
'p,ew year pessimistic souls say
-. Horse Show is q thing of the
,s. and Their when It opens they say
# rid YOU so, for the first day is al
..xs slow. This year was no excep-
~, Monday afternoon the Garden
80. practically deserted, and then in
-. evening things began TO look up,
.,s Yesterday it was learned that the
rcsst crowd that had been seen in
srs was present for the second day
si the show.
II very good 70 see the boxes and
.ss stalls filed upstairs and down, .
;sr eoainally speaking the show was an
svured success d month ago when the
entity lists closed and the classes
oaed quality as we'll as quantity.
Animation Winner
Loula Long Combs has had a fair
share Of the honors up to date, but
rsat can one expect with such horses
IS animation and Meditation? Anima-
ton won the omen harness class yes
;srday for horses over 151 hands, de-
isating John L. Bushnells chestnut
mare, The Whip, d big winner last
ssar, when She was shown 'by Miss
Constance Vauclain.
Animation Is one of the best and
.noo,hest high steppers that ever
.purned the tanbark When asked for
sysed she has it with none of the jump
rg and fussing that one finds in most
sf the high stepping horses.
II horse can 60 up and down he
never seems 10 think it necessary to go
orward very much Of course the Sc
uei Of Animations perfection is that
he is trotting bred and used to win
oues in the roadster classes when she
had long tail She had quality, style
and speed so when she developed exces-
sye knee action that was all she needed
to be winner IN the heavy harness
.asses.
The fact that she defeated not only
The Whip, but also William Moore's
8ounJlful. speaks for itself. They are
30 Of the finest There is something
soout Animatlon'= animation which re-
minds US OF old Lady Dilham. which J
Y. Hartman used TO show at the Gar
len and there was the grandest little
aare that ever answered the bugle
call! She was entered this year in the
ROOD mare classes by Reginald Van
leroiit, bat, unfortunately, her class
ID not fill.
Mrs. Hanley Lands Prize
Driftwood Blaze, owned and ridden
by Mrs Walter Hanley, proved as great
sensation in Class 1874, which called
ar ladies' saddle horses over 14.2 and
lot exceediug 1872 hands. Manners
gere to count for so per cent. Walter
Hanley sold all of his saddle horses
bout two days before the entries
llosed for the Garden snow. The sale
tas at Durlands, and as Driftwood
5aze was also TO go under the ham
Aer people came frt g., lar and near to
DO among the bidders. Every one
a'led for the brown gelding to go on
'ae block. and when he did the bidding
sas brisk. Every bid however, was
ialsed by Mrs Hanley, who sat in a
BOX, and she finally paid $4,000 for the
seding.
Il wanted him for myself" she said
and he's gong IL the National Show u
And he did, 10 the confusion of such
good ones as Cherry stone. ridden by
ISABELLA Nanamaker, and Bohemian
NIX, with Jessie Won Klein up. Both
animation and Driftwood Blaze are
nom Canada.
Military classes were the chief fea-
lure Of the morning The horses were
aaden by enlisted men in the uni.
leGlas OF their organizations. In the
aass which called for officers chargers
Ie blue went 10 the four-year- Ole
thoroughbred geiding Allahmande
hown by the 19th Field Artillery OF
NE United States Army. stationed a;
fort Iyer This gelding was bred by
! ne well known Washington sportsman
4 awsrd 4. Mclean and is by the stall
Ion Duke Of Ormonde. which was do
M'ed to the American Remount Serv-
ee oy Major Alan Pinkerton.
aiianmande went on to other victo-
ies when ne vanquished another bis
PASS Tor the Jockey Club plate for the
ts' morse suitable for United States
aVairy mounts. This class called fol
Ype suitable to carry cavalrymar
] sua equipment up to $50 pounds. 1t
sas 9pen to all unlocked saddle. horses
.la hunters in the show. The condi-
aOes We're framed by F. X. Sturgis
AS'rman Of the Jockey Clubs breed
ag bureau There was much interest
'ne competition. AS the winner i,