The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21


old champion. Lord Seaton. once regard
ed as the best harness horse OF his inches
In the world. might have given the mare
hard tusse a few years ago but age
has accomplished what no other horse
could do while he was in his prime. and
he finished outside the ribbons. Miss
Isabella Wanamaker's Eve getting the
reserve ribbon The winner Is q Cana
dian bred trotter that was first axhib-
tied as roadster in light harness. In
double harness with Admiratio q horse
by no means her equal. Animation was
unplaced 70 Miss Wanamakers better
matched Eve and Netheralrs Pride. Mr..
MoCres Lord Seaton and Moncrieff get
ting the reserve ribbon in this champion
ship class FOR pairs.
The class for single harness horses
exceeding 1872 hands resulted In an
other defeat for Mrs. Combs, who drove
her English hackney marc Reputation.
The winner was The Whip. owned by
John l.. Bushnell, another Western ex-
hibitor. from Springfield. Ohio, and
driven with dash and skill by Mrs.
p. c. Hays of New York. In the pair
class for horses OF the same height
Mrs. Cofnbs's entries were again to
the FORE Reputation and Revelation
getting the decision over Mr.. Moore's
Micah and Bountiful. which pair was
placed second Revelation, OF the win
ming pair, Is Mrs. Conbs's favorite
horse. He is fifteen years old. with
legs as clean as when she first exhibited
him, ten years ago.
Driftwood Blaze Final winner.
Awards in the championship classes
for saddle horses were not made by
unanimous vote. Sceptre and Driftwood
Blaze came together again III the class
for horses not exceeding l5.2 hands. and
again Lady Beck and Harry McNair
lad to call IN Col. Feline as referee to
cast the deciding vote. Again, too the
French army officer agreed with the
Chicago horseman, and the coveted
prize thus fell 10 Mrs. Walter(H. Han
ley's hippo idol, Driftwood Blaze
Sceptre's performance in this class was
not SO perfect as ono Friday evening.
her canter being bit high and her
manners not above reproach in the final
| tryout Little Miss Katherine Ken
nedy Tod, u, years old, rode her. The
champion is another Canadian horse. as
| told In yesterdays NEW York HERALD.
In the class for larger saddle horses
there was once more divided court.
| Mr. McNair standing out in favor of
| Miss Janice Liggett's dressy dark bay
| mare Bohemian Actress, champion last
| year, while Lady Beck preferred Her.
| bert l.. Camps Joan, a lighter bay.
clipped and trimmed in hunter fashion.
| she excelled at the canter. while Miss
| Iiggett's mare was best at the trot and
| rno~e~like the accepted park type. IL
| there Is such thing. than like hun
! ter. Col Feline quickly cast his vote
| -q.ize to Joan. The winner went through
| the show unbeaten. Mr.. Camp said
| fter the decision that she would never
| be shown rain while he owns her.
The championship for saddle ponies
cell to litt'c Miss Corinne Poths m
hea ten four-year-old bay gelding, Never
Bounce. ridle by his twelve-year-old
owner Little Miss Tod had the mount
on Mrs T. p. Caravans champion OF last
-easor. Chestnut Blossom bu' the mare
has grown a trife gross with age and
size had TO be content with the reserve
ribbon
The Judges of harness ponies, George
| r. Hume and e. Victor Loew, put Mrs
Caravans Hamilton Flame over Mighty
Mite in the championship class, to the
surprise Of some OF the railbirds. who
had seen the mare win the Montpelier
Challenge Cup on Wednesday, with
Flame unplaced on that occa sion. Flame
| and Dianthus won the championship for
pairs, with Miss Wanamakers via
Honey and Wild Heather In reserve
Hunter mpionships.
The hunter championships wore 10
ciSed shortly before the evening inter-
mission. Isaac H. Clother Jr., Of Phila-
delphia, won the heavyweight class with