The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

Eleonora r. Sears on October Is at Dur
| lands Riding Academy will present an
| unusual opportunity for new exhibitors
at the Garden to take their pick from
two of the most successful stables in
| the country. Perhaps never before has
sale included the two saddle horses
that were the leading winners OF the
season under 1872 hands and over 15.2
hands. not to mention the galaxy of
other winners fresh from their victories
at Rochester. Syracuse. Springfield, Bos-
ton and Brockton. Some of Mr.. Han
ley's novice saddle horses promise to
excite as keen bidding as the cham
pions. the brown gelding Trail Blazer
In particular having captivated all the
critics He is green as yet. this being
his first season out, but he has shown
sensational form and looks TO have
great future in the show ring. He is by
Warwick Model. the reputed sire or
Driftwood Blaze. and Is said to have
cost his Providence owner $4,000 before
he was more than half broken to ride.
Miss Sears's stable includes the cham
pion saddle horse Radiant. the hackney
ponies Wildfre. Bouncer. Nipper Boy ana
Rip, the hunters Kilkee and Betty Bady
and the harness horses Mary Marlboro,
Matthias. Pick-em-up and Dreamland-
Nearly all of them are well known WIN
ners. but Betty Badly Is four-year-oid
novice that never had been In snow
ring until she won the suitable TO be-
come" class at Rochester. She was sec
ond in the novice hunter class at SYRIA
cuse the next week and won the follow
ing week at Springfield. At this snow
both Wildhre and Rip were blue RIBBON
winners. the former defeating the noted
pony Melbourne Taller in the class TOT
stations In harness. Wildfre Is regis
tered as Irvington Wildfre. and besides
being a Beau Brummel he Is one OF the
best bred hackney pony stations In the
world, his sire. Irvington Model having
won the championship three times al
Madison Square Garden, while his dam
Irvington Pegaway, was one of the best
daughters of the great Fire Boy.
| An all day horse show. the last OF the
season out of doors. Will take place nex'
Saturday at Miss Clara s. Peck's Wing
aneek Farm, Shrewsbury, N. j. This
one day exhibition Is known as the
Monmouth County Colt Show and Is al
ways full Of interest to breeders as wei
| as other horse fanciers. Fifty-fouI
classes are to be Judged, beginning a'
| o'clock in the morning.
The horse shows are soon to lose an
other notable exhibitor we'll known IN
| New York George ~ IIeyl OF Wash
| ington ILL.,, has announced dispersal
, sale OF his hackney, Welsh rnd Shet
land ponies on October % at the Hey
farm. Many of the best ponies in the
East came from him, including Miss
Janice Liggett's Fulgo:a and Fulange
Mrs. +. F. Caravans Tissington Bell,
and Brown Belle. MSS Isabella Wanna
makers Wild Heather and James Coz
Brady's King Largo. champion OF the
Panama Pacific Exposition Horse Show
II. II. Butler of Troy has announced
the dispersal of all his hackneys and
show horses at Pinehurst Farm, Averel
Park, n. Y, on October 90. Imported
Cudham Gentleman and a number OF
other prize winners are to be sold.
AS the result of protest LODGED
against little Miss Corinne Poth ant
| Miss Bailey by Mrs. Thomas j. Regar
in the chldren's amateur class at Mine
ola, William ]. Poth. father of the win
ming rider, has notified the Nationa
| Horse Show Association that he vii
give a gold cup costing $500 and $1,000
in money for n children's riding compe
tition at the November show in Madison
Square Garden, Miss Poth and Miss Con
stance Regain 70 compete. If Miss Potf
wins II, he said in his letter to the asso
station. he will give the money prize t.
any public charity that may be desig
mated by the horse show officials.