New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

only four-yearold he should dc
great things in the near future. HI
was ridden by Major Patton, who late,
IN the day came to grief on Rabbit
keo IN the competition for the Bcres.
ford Challenge Cup.
Major Patton Injured
Major Patton was thrown to the tan.
bark as the gelding bunglcd the last
fence, and it looked as though his leg
was broken, but after he had beer
helped TO his feet by the attendants
ne managed to hobble out of the ring
Major Schwenk, on the black geld
ing Raven, won his first leg on the
trophy.
For the last six years different Off.
GERS have won, so that now the trophy
mas almost as many legs as centipede
Several well known horses competed
but nonc of the former Leg winners.
In the runabout class for horses not
exceeding 15.2 hands, Jack Goodwin
had the winner. This is the very good
title novice, Little Ruth. owned by
Franklin B. Jourdan. Little Ruth dis
tinguished herself in this. class. Shc
was shown at Devon, and although she
had promise she was very green.
Another Canadian horse won the
competition for greAp CT qualified
hunters. THIS was OMlsw. by Mar
tlmas, the horse that won the Futurity
Stakes Of 1895 for that jine, old turf
man. William Hendrie, of Hamilton.
OUTLAW was shown by Jack Hambleton,
Tor Miss Janice Liggett, of Boston.
The newcomer. Blue Pearl lovely
gray mare, owned by Prighthouse
Farms. was second and the old favorite
Down East, by Yankee, was third.
Good old Dick Donnel.y. cne of the
most reckless riders thus ever put a
horse over the hurdles snd who has
been absent Tor nearly FIVE years, re-
celved on ovation when he appeared
IN the hunters competition on Miss NJ.
L. 1hompsons Confidence The class
was so large that it was nearly mid
night before the judges made their
decision
West Point won a polo match with
Squadron A of the army last night
The score was II to s, although the
West Pointers had conceded six goals
to the army team. The players were :
West Point, A. J. Wilson, j. K. Brown
and L. Brown jr.; Squadron A, George
Snow, Arthur Cooke and S. A. Henethy
Judge William H. Moore won sec
ond leg on the road coach challenge
cup with four slashing grays He won
the first leg on the cup last year with
the same team. 1t goes to the COM
petitor who wins it three times.
The Summaries
Class Ss (shetland stallions)-First
Hamilton Jolly Boy, blk. s, owner. Hamil-
@0n Farns. n :, second Colone Large, blk 8
IL, gr S, owner. Mrs. r. P Garvan
fourth, Silver Tips 7, gr. g. owner. Mrs
T. p. Garvan.
Glass So (shetland brood mares}-First,
Larfgos White Sox, blk. m. owner Ham
mon Farms; second. Lady Largo. blk. m,
owner. Hamilton Farms; third, Noble Lad y
fourth. Venus II. gr. m. owner, Mrs F. p
Garvan
Gass + ShaennsB Ms : t hands
Cassilis Farms: second Irvington Bounce
III, III b. m, owner, Cassilis Farms third
Farms; fourth. The Quaker Girl. b. m.
owner, Fernbrook Farms.
,,rdar, Lass q ~s pony stations 1872 hands and
owner William H. Moore second, Mel.
bourne Taller, br, s.. owner. Delchester
Farms. Farms; Glald; third, Irvington Autocrat br s.
owner Cassilis Farms; fourth imp Belle
Hancher. 80 ~
,-.Iia. Class q (hacsney pony yearlngs)-First
second, Hamilton Sensation IL blk. Z
owner Hamilton Farms; third. Hatliiltor
Eook t"'rt m or. ". s. owner, Hamilton Farms
fourth Hamilton Queens Rose, rn f. own.
er. Hamilton Farms
Class 81 lhackney ponies. two years old
First. Irvngton Aristocrat. b e. owner
Casslils Farms; second Hamilton Ijttl.
" order. b. 8, Hamilton Farms: third
Belle Fern Brilliant, ch. s. owner, Charlie.
s, owner Hamilton Farms.
Class 1877 'officers chargers, lightweight,
aifs', FiaId rf,lsn Allahmapde & ch G, owner 18Th
Brown third, Princess ch ha'9n n 'onT owndr r.
re metadqqarters 9ai, Stable. General of the Ar
nv h
quarters Stable. General of the Armies
Class 192 troopers mounts)-First
eny, West Point; second, Alicia, ch, NJ.
owner, squadron a. Cavalry: third Th.
FGq5 ort M2er fh g va 0w9sp 9e5rb 18th M Fsa Arter
owner. Captain r. c. Heather.
I. S. Troopers Mounts
Glass 1913 (U. S troopers mounts
First. Alahmande, ch. G., owner, 1911
EEield Artillery. Fort Myer' Va; second
GS9j. Ihjgd en- Taro G.. va,1s qwner " H. Madison
owner, Mrs r: H. Halsted.
b,n,ass Ciass 1Ge q. ohorses suitable to become
Broadlawn Farm; second Gahescocko &c oT''e' b. 2
eS owner Mrs. F. S. PEABODY; third, r. 3
i5etty Bady. br. rn owner, Miss Henrietta
Brigham.
Class 1877 Thoroughbred green or quail
gr. m. owner. the Brighthone Farms
Third, Down East. oh. g. owner, Charies
-. Laner: fourth. Sir Linsen. br e., own
er Isaac II. Clothier jr.
Glass Sc (staliion. mare or gelding. owe,
l0l and rot exceeding 15.3 hands)@First
Ad,It,a Anlmatioa, en- m n owwner, Loula Ions
John L. Bushnell; third. Bountifui, b. m.
owner, William II. Moore; fourth Mogul
ch. & owner. A. w. Atkinson. . ~
CLASS $50 (novice ponies l3 hands an,
not exceeding 14.2 hands)-First Mar
Rose, gr. III. owner John II Woodhouse
Tierney; third, Little Dream. b. m. owner