New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Record Crowd
Attends Close
OF Horse Show
Champion Glasses Judged
Before 3 O'Clock and Polo
Ponies Occupy Ring for
Remainder Of Evening
One Winner Beats Son
Surprise of the Day Comes
During Award Of Prizes
in Glass la of Hunters
By Harriette Underhill

OudtInllI
If only we might say that "all roads
led to Madison Square Garden yoster-
day" or that "the horse show closed in
q blaze of glory" or that "socicty turned
out en- masse' and have anybody be
lieve us. But it is like the boy who
cried "Wolf, wolff so often How
ever, it happens to be true this time
Society did turn out en- masse and the
show did close in a blaze of glory.
The show was big success-the
biggest in years-and it was the first
time iii many seasons that admission
tickets only provided standing room
for the holders.
Polo Ponies Capture Ring
The champion classes were judged
before the evening session, and most
Of the time after s o'clock the ring
was occupied by the polo ponies.
The first champion ribbon of the day
went to the diminutiye brown stallion
Irvington Autocrat, from Cassils Farm.
Autocrat is by Dilham Prime Minister
Maid of Irvington. lie defeated his
own son, Aristocrat, which took the
reserve ribbon.
Ribbon Winners Called Out
Glass 1923 was for ponies also, and it
called out the blue and red ribbon Win
rers in all the classes for ponies under
Jap hands. Mrs. l.. P. Caravans Hamil-
ton Flame, good bay geding, 1873
hands high, was first choice. Mighty
Mite, a small chestnu mare. who was
strong winner in her class, was the
reserve to Flame.
The championship for ponies under
saddle was won by Little Cornne
Poth's Never Bounce. Miss Poth han
died the pony herself The beautiful,
ten-year-old Miss Todd rode Chest
nut Blossom for Mrs. f. 2. Garvan and
took the reserve ribbon. The cham
pion cup was presented by John Mad
den.
Animation, that magnificent mare,
owned by Loula Long Combs, proved
invincible in the champion collection,
just as she has done all the week She
defeated Isabella Wanamakers chest
nut mare. Eva. which took the reserve
In the class for horses over l52, the
champion ribbon was won by The
Whip. from the stable Of John l..
Bushnell. Mrs. Combs's Reputation
was second choice and she piloted the
mare. herself. Driftwood Blaze fol-
lowed up his victories Of the week by
winning the tri-color over his old rival
Sceptre, with Katherine Tod in the
saddle, when the two came together in
the champions class calling for saddle
horses over 14.2 and not exceeding
152 hands Mrs Walter Hanley rode
DriftWood Blaze. ad the competition
I,
mare and gelding met on Friday for
the Dickens trophy
Joan Proves Superiority
In the champion class for horses ex-
ceoding l5.2 hands Joan. which was
formerly Joan Sawyer, won the cham
piOn ribbon for Herbert l. Camp. de
feating Bohemian Actress with her
owner. James Liggctt in the saddle.
Later in the afternoon the cham
ZION prizes for hunters were given out.
Class il called for heavyweights and
i brought out q gOodly collection.
Here came the first surprise OF the
day. The other classes had gone off
Just as every one expected them to,
but when Isaac Clothier's King Daily
defeated Becky Lanier's Boiling, it
was reversal of form, the big geld
ing having taken King's measure earlier
Plaza Hotel for miQdleweight hunters
was Won by another Of the Clothior
etring. This is the brown gelding Sir
Linsin. which defeated Adventurcr
from theRolly Forms
lightwe ight hunters were in the RING
a long time and the iudgc1 got UP
and rode Silver Crest and Outlaw.
When they finally restored them to
Miss Lanier and Miss Ligeet-, who
we're riding, the fastened the cham
rionship ribbon on Silver Crest and the
reserve on Outlaw.
Horse show Summaries
Glass 1lS ponies in harness)-Ti-st.
Hamilton Jolly noy. blk. g.. owuer. HamN-
ton Farms second. Silver TIPS n rr. S.
owner. Mrs. +. +. Garvan; third. Iarigos
Primrose blk m. owner Hamilton Farms:
fourth Silver TIPS gr s.. owner, MIS- F.
Class 12s Cponies not exceeding 12l.
shown IN harness) First Irvinglon Nip
per- en-. s. owner, Halcyon Farms secoul.
Fuiange, b. m. owner. Miss Janice Lie-
g"if third. Jasper m. g., owner, Miss
class ia lrair Of shetland ponies. not
exceeding 4G iuchos) First. Silver Tips L.
gr. g.. and Silver Tips 1T, gr s., owner.
son, ch. and mat. owner, Peter IIauck
jr., fourth. Larigos Primroso and lnate.
owner. Hamilton Farms; third. Hamilton
Jolly Boy and mate, owner, Hamilton
class l25 Cpairs Of ponies. not under l3.9
and not exceeding J 80 hands First Uami-
ton Flame D. Z. an1 Han il'nn DlantNus.
b. q. owner. Nrs IT, T. Garvan. SECOND
VIVA Honey b. ~, an1 Wild Heather.
b. tn owner. Isabella WauariAit,r
class 10 luouY stallion Championship
FIRST Irvinston Autucrat. Dr. S. owner.
Cassils Farms, second. Irving Arlstocrat.
b. s., owner, Cassiis Farms.
class -A Championship for ponies
pairs) First, Hamilton Flamo. b. e and
Hamilton Dianthus b e. owner. Mrs. J.
i. Garvan second. Wild Honey. b m ana
Wi'd Heat her b. ~. owner Miss Isabella
class l59 Cchuaron's ponies. over 1872
Hource. b. K owner. Miss Corinne poth.
second, Nary Roe. l,r lll.. ovr,.~ Tohr ~
Woo thouFe- third. Maryland loftv n ~
own'r Thomas u. Wanama1cr f- f9iirth'
I-itt@ Dream b. IA. owner. Burton ii.
class l2s Cpony championshin,- -rirs,
Hamilton Flame. b. e. owner. AIrs r. u
GarNan. second. Mighty Mite, Gh m
Owner, Cassilis Farm
c. ASS l56 (championship for ponies nm
der saddIe)-First. Never Bounce h e.
owner Miss Corinne Io,h. araon4 chot,'' -
Gnrvan.
class iss (Donica under l4.2 hands. over
Jumps) First, Spinning jimmy. en- m
owner. Mira James \. Hewlett. second
Sweetness b m. owner. Tom q KNatt-i-.-
third. punch. b. K. owner. = II Monfnlnt
& Son. fourt n. Never bounce. b. =. o,vnnr
MISS Corlune Ioth.
class IL 'hl'.I lonshiD. hea.s,,vnil il,ht
huni'rsl ttrst. KING Naiy. ch II, Owner
isaac ~ { lot hi"r 1r. second. Boiling. ch.
r.. owner. Charles is. I.nuIrr
Class ita fehaml lio4Ahiu. fnffdle,c.iuh+
hunters lirst SIR l4usen br x. owner.
lhStf a. ioAlNr lr etcuul Down East.