The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Timely Gossip OF
the Horse ShOWS

Ut Mdulsoh oQustIe JdIoei, pul as Hii .
ldoffit is going abroad she is offering
him at private sale.
Mrs. William Hamilton, who was
Miss Constance Vauclain, has just giver
| evidence of her continued interest ir
horse shows by donating a gold cup cost
| ing $1,000 as a prize for middleweigh
| hunters at Madison Square Garden. Mr.
| and Mrs. Hamilton were among the in
| teSested spectators at the horse show
sale in Durland's Riding Academy las
| week.
Thomas w. Clarke. who judged saddle
horses at the recent Chicago show, gave
the championship. prize to Miss Janice
Liggett's Bohemian Actress in the class
for horses exceeding 1872 hands. He
considers her to be about the best one
of her size and type now in training
The championship for saddle horses I'm.
der 1872 hands went to a bay mare
called Mildred Dare, exhibited b. Miss
Loua Long and sold during the show tC
| O.. w Lehman of Chicago. Miss Belle
Beach of New York won the reserve
championship with Miscellaneous Boy
owned by Mr.. Caswell of Chicago and
| Toledo.
George Watson OF Paradise Farrr
made twenty entries for his imported
| Irish hunters and saddle horses In the
coming National Horse Show. His
chestnut gelding Sunrise is likely to be
one of the sensations Of the Garden
show.
Joseph IT. Collins. advance agent FOR
Warwick Model, won the novice class
for heavyweight saddle horses ut Brock.
ton with the chestnut gelding Copper
King. 1871 hands high. that he says Is
another OF the offspring OF the remark
| able old English hackney sire. The Bos-
ton dealer Is going to show his horse al
the Garden.
| Miss r. vtau OF Montreal. who paid
| $4,000 for the brown saddle horse Trai
Blazer. by Warwick Model, at Walter
! H. Hanley's sale. is remembered BY
| horse show habitues as the winner oil
the Waldorf-Astoria Challenge Cup fol
hackney harness horses at the Garder
| In 1913. Her entry was the bay geldinG
Earl Grey Miss viau's brother, the
late Wilfred Viau. owned the noted race
horse Omar Khayyam.
Miss Patty Vauclain. one OF the
younger daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam.
vel NJ. Vauclain of Philadelphia, was
among the winning exhibitors at Bryr
| Mawr this year. her saddle pony Little
Fire Lady taking the blue in the novice
class.
| Donnaconn, now owned by Miss Mars
| y. du Pont OF Wilmington. and Powell
| ton. recently sold by j. A. =. Ramsdel
ffa. \ IL
| mington. were winners in saddle classe.
at the Bryn Mawr Horse Show.
G.. c. Woodin OF Chicago has sole
most OF his horse show jumpers to Louis
x. Liggett of Boston.
M. Roy Jackson, for several wear,
| M. F. II. of the Rose Tree Hunt n.
Media, Pa, will not after nil judg.
saddle horses at the Garden this year
but will offlciate In hunter classes, Franz
A. Bonsal, one OF the judges OF hunters
having been obliged to resign. Exhib
ltors are hoping the association will flint
recognized saddle horseman to &C
with Lady Black and Harry McNail Il
this division OF the show.
Miss Alice A. Dodsworth was tn
!
| Birch, struck off for $500 to C. r
Butler at Walter VI. Hanley's sale las
week. Arthur Mayor. who trains 20
Mr.. Hertz OF Cary H.. paid $3.50 70
the other gray horse. White Raven (
show in the West. The fash chestnu
geldlng Red Cedar goes to Troy. Josep
7. Murphy OF the Troy Riding Club hav
Ing paid s1,7oo for him.
c. NJ. Greer OF Mamaroneclx has nc
cepted an invitation to judge NJ IN
sorse show to be held on November
; md 6 at the Armory OF Troop b 1
Albany. II will be an afternoon an
avening show.
Glasses for stations and mares suit
: able TO produce saddle horses. hunter
and cavalry horses were among the In
tcrcsting features of the Monmouth
County Colt Show. Lord Rock Sand
! thoroughbred horse by Rock Sand, OF
OF Lady Violet. won the competition &c
: cavalry sires. while Glen Chief got II
, decision over him In the class for sadd
} srea. Miss Clara 5. Pecks Pur'n
Belle. n noted winner under saddle
few years ago. won the breeding clai
for saddle mares: Michael j. Devaney
, chestnut mare Sylvia the class Tor hun
,or hrood mares Miss Elizabeth Ward
so,dIa hred Princess Pat the class II
cavairv brood mares, and Percy
s,raua,s thoroughbred mare Los Angel'
TT tho class for polo brood mare
,rhere were as many OF fifteen entri'
, In sonne of these classes. YearlnGs
c,ien Chief won the classes FOR col
s,,itable TO become hunters and cavalr
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