New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Judges Facing
Gigantic Task
| At Horse Show
some of Classes Establish
Record at Garden for
Number of Entries To Be
Passed On in Competition
Moore Hackney Gets Prize
Jrv;ngton Aristocrat Wins
Competition for Stations
Under l4.2 Hands Mark
By Harriette Underhill

Ax we looked at the program for the
third day of the National Horse Show
i. Madison Square Garden yesterday
We only hoped that the judges had
,nderstudies. 1t is g strenuous week
q, them, for some of the classes have
rnre entries than ever have been seen
liz s;milar classes in the Garden, and
sixteen classes were judged before
nom Yesterday. No eight-hour day for
them, and one may expect to read in
the headlines any morning Judges a.
porse Show Strike for Shorter Hours"
Competition for Hackneys
All Of .he horses which passed be-
fare the Judges in the morning session
we're hackneys. At $3.50 mares over
f4o competed for the Canadian Hack
new Horse Society gold medal. Medea,
bay mare, six years old, by MARI
boro, Imp. Halcyon, won this medal
for william H. Moore. Loula Long
Combs Reputation was second. good
bsv mare, by Polonius and Seaton
Queen.
Judge Moore took another blue, and
also red, in the yearling class, with
Seaton Strangle, a young son OF Lady
Ssaton nice colt out of Lively Bees
wing. called Bundle Bee, was second.
z. Lawrence Smiths POLKA was only
third but in the class for fllies Mr..
Smiths entry won over Seaton fetti-
coat. The winner is a daughter of
F:nstall Queen, and she, too, calls the
good old Marlboro daddy"
Another of Marlboro's get, called
Sunshine, won the class for two-year-
old FLIES, She was bred by William
Moore, but is now the property of H.
&. Neese jr. Two more blues and two
reds went to Judge Moore in the
classes WHICH called for -year-old
stations and three-year old FLIES.
They are Seaton, Florio, Primrose and
Mazeppa All are the get of Marlboro.
String of Moore Entries
Judge Moore's stable is full of good
hackneys All OF the entries in Class
10 belonged to the Moore string. This
called for the best two foals of the
same hackney mare. Strangle and
Seaton defeated Medea and Harmony.
Cassi is talm has some good Ones,
too Irvington rstocrat won the COM
! petition for stations under 142 hands,
| and in the class for the best two foals
from pony mares two of the produce
: Of Irvington Bormee II were the WIN
ners. In the class calling for hackney
ponies three years old or over Irving
T ton Dancing Girl. by imported Irving
+ ton Autoclet, won for Cassalla tar.A.
The first championship Of the week
went to Judge Moore with his bay
hackney mare Medea. She is by MARI
boro-Imp Halcyon. The reserve went
TO Lorila Long Combs's Reputation.
In tie exhibition of hackney four
in-hands, which occurred at 1880 in
the afternoon session, Judge Moore had
the only entry. This is not to be won
dered, at, for the conditions are diff
cult to meet. Tney call for four hack
neys shown to road coach, horses to
be bred, owned and driven by exhibit
ton Judge Moore already had two
legs on this trophy and yesterday he
won the third and carried away with
MIN the magnificent cup presented by
the American Hackney Horse Society
One of Interesting Classes
One Of the most interesting classes
Of the day was for ladies. Saddle
norses to be ridden by amateurs. 1t
brought out what the experts at the
flngside said was the best lot that
ever has been seen in such q competi-
ton, and it took Lady Beck and her
associate judges a long time to decide
snat the thoroughbred geldinc Myopia
entered and ridden by Ivy Madison, of
0feenwlch. Conn, was entitled to the
award. Myopia is by Plaudit, and his
W uam was Gutta Percha, by imp. Galore
11ayopla manners were perfection, and
ne made faultless showing. He de-
ieated the champion Radiant. Bohemian
actress and Dark Flower.
hhother challenge cup had leg add.
90 TO 1t when the beautiful and diminu.
Nv! I've chestnut mare. Mighty Mute. won
.ne competition for the Montpelicr
.iopny, The cup has been in competi.
u,,ii non since 1917 and has been won By
W.. m.,hsnrook Farm, by Louis K. Lig-
kett and by Mrs. F. P. Garvan. This
Tue first win for Casslis Farm.
Cup Offered for Ofncer.
,sohn McE. Bowman has offered 9
enaiienge cup for officers charges. Thi.
~ 10 open Tor competition only to officer.
oi tne United States Army in active
sselV'ce, to be shown in uniform with
iun heid equipment, either cavalry OF
siutiery. The horses were judged on
manners, conformation and perform
ahce. More than a score of horses
we're shown; but the good Allahmande
would not be denied Major Patton
won his first leg on the cup with the
good chestnut gelding which was han
-'sq by Lieutenant McCreery, owing to
s!ight mlshap which befell the Major
There were several clean perform
ances in the class for qualified hunters