Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02
OUTSIDER winner
AT HORSE SHOW
Forecaster Bliss and the Sun,
Alias "old SOL" Most Popular
With Bryn Mawr Crowds
LONG PROGRAM IS GIVEN

The Sun. the entry Of Weather Fore
caster George Bliss in the Bryn Mawr
Horse Show. came back strong today
and took all the blue ribbons and most
of the overcnats in sight.
Rain and Old Man Winter. consistent
winners for the last two days. failed
to place, and every one in the large
crowd was in the best Of autumn spirits.
whatever they are.
Victor e. Mathcr drew round after
round, or oval after oval. OF applause
when he collected two blues in the quail.
flied hunters events on this morning $
program. AvOnwood and Colleen, both
beautifully ridden by their owners,
turned in the rosettes.
William Il. Clothier was also among
those who had an active morning in the
saddle. and his fine Tecopa was good
for the blue in the middlewcight hunt
ers' class. He also rode Kind DAILY and
Judge to take third and fourth in the
heavyweight hunters event Harry
Newman's Lord Brilliant outshone Miss
Jean Browne SCott's Sweet Briar in the
harness horse event and drove of with
the blue decoration.
Miss Carpenter Wins
Miss Louisa Carpenter showed the
best saddle horse in the next class and
her Powelton had everything, includ.
,hs .ne uecision. MS own way MAJOR
1ueken,tyer I. , urew uo"h lourIh IN this
e'gmt T witn tommy
Inc nounu snow actiV,tieS got uhder
wa, way eariy touus When OF fhe beaSle .rN.
VWr'Sc "Sre E ne,u al ., % ;2V CLOCK, over
Mawr. G. Oliver Isclin's pack Of
wOlypr beaples won over the Vernon
tiace ana somerset Deagies. Il hune
orGaktast Followed the triais.
Two rapid-tr spills enlivened the
opening ciass Tor quaiined hghtwelght
hunsers TINS morning.
Inc grooms were badly shaken up
When sam Riddles Rcdwing and Mrs.
howard lienry,s Patricia took OF badly
at one OF the high-raii jumps and threw
tnclr riders.
Patricia's rider was pitched squarely
on the rails and knocked out oil five
bars. For q moment 1t looked as
though Redwing would trample his
rider underfoot when he went badly ut
the same barrier.
Nathan c..s p,vo
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Nr' Ma'her carried ou plus III
ms tN'n, Win w, hls cmestnnt setuing'
| MA, =.
NsEH, LarS nss ps,un DeiSs, any feettlvA ~
| Mrs. Charles A, Munn's Peter Gray
came in for the white.
| MISS boIotns poS'"ich, VI Se" iorh'
| a niece of +. Ambrose Clarke, had q
| lucky fall when her mount, Gypsy
| 80 80. -, ,I, - - 80 ~
John. just missed rolling on her as she
| fnr nuoIfod midd,ew,iyht hunters nj
M ~. Suu"i,Ja " H." 81 @ III. -, ~
| ths Bryn Mawr Horse SNOW this morn :
| ing. She was shaken up, but walked to
| the iudyes' stand.
''t yuuseH S'nn A. A,
The gala event OF the day and the
| most attractive exhibition on n horse
| how nrnerom il Tho Corintbi, n
| SNOW program Inc oFii,hiah
| rlasS for all hunters. which will be
| hold oycr the outside course this
~ s. ~ ;,,,at a,Js -,
| afternoon. Drliilant nelu OF sixty
entries. including the best hunters in
| tbia u,c+ion nf Tho country will foca
| .hi s''tioh VI III. e'"rw.!' Sii ln.I sI
| the barriers ana rails. Inc riders VIII
| All he members of recognized hunt clubs
| nnJ ,JIl r;Jo IN tha n;,tnroan,,a Lnnt
anu VIII riue III Inc picturesque hun'
| costumes.
Later today there will be another
! -. e - a. 60 a, Ltu,. -.
| event OF much the same oriiliant nature,
| when teams of three riders from eight
brnt cIuhs toke tha iumns for tho 5000