The New York herald., 1921-11-16

Redhill Farm challenge cup. First, Sunrise
b., g., owner. Woodroyd Farm; second
third. Queene Horace, br. m. owner. Cedar
Crest Farm fourth, Irylngton Bounce III.
b. M, owner. Cassilis Farm
Glass 135-Saddle horses, over 15.2 hands
up to carrying 200 pounds. First. Winona
b. M, owner, Miss Clara s. Peck; second
Stammere, or. g., owner, George Crouch
A. +. Ramsdel: fourth. Torento King, blk
g., owner, Pemberton Farm.
Class s7-Runabout horses. the James Coz
Brady cup. First, Jack Tar. IN. g., owner
John r. Thompson: second. Little Ruth
blk. m. Marlin Farm: third. Bogehan. b. g..
owner, o. w. Lehman; fourth. Rapid Guy
b. g., owner, Killarn Farm.
Class 134-Ladies' saddle horses. over IL.
and not exceeding 1872 hands. First, Drift
wood Blase. br. s.. owner. Mrs. Walter IL
Manley: second. Cherokee Princess, Oh. M.
owner Miss Janet Mackay; third, Bohemian
silk. ch. IN. owner, Mrs. Leland Stanford
wood; fourth. Evening Star Or. m, owner
Miss Regina Y. Riley
Glass 123--Novce- PONIES in harness, 1:
and not exceeding 14.2 hands. First Sir
Eric, b. g, owner, Woodroyd Farm second
Kitty Melbourne. b. m, owner, Woodroyd
Cedar Crest Farm: fourth, Rraishfeld Lois,
b. n.., owner, John NJ. Thompson.
Glass S1-Harness horses over i42. not ex-
ceeding 15.1 hands. First, Melancthon, br.
g., owner william II. Moore: second. Field
Marshal. ,. g.. owner Mrs. James Putnam
third, Eve ch m. owner Woodroyd Farm;
fourth. Montpelier Corinne. ch. m. owner,
Montpelier Farm.
challenge cup. First, Leonard Wood, b. g.,
owner, Major L. w. Taublee; second, De-
ceive, b. g., owner. the Cavalry School, Fort
Riley. Kansas.
Class 151-Ponies under saddle, over 1872
not exceeding 14.2 hands. First. Personality
ch. M, owner, o. w. lehman: second
Dilwyne Dolly. CHI. M, owner, Diwyne Farm
third, Brown Sugar. b. g. owner, Miss Nata-
lie Mae Cook; fourth Cassl!s LOOK Here, D.
m, owner. Cassllis Farm.
Glass 1OG-For best road team for road
coach challenge cup, to be SHOWN 70 n ROAD
coach. One entry. that of William II. Moore,
which won the event In 1919 and 1870 and
thus becomes the sole owner OF the trophy
Glass 71-Roadsters and appointments
hores and best appointed road rig. FIRST
Fruithurst. b. g.. owner. Marlin Farm; sec
ond. Ebony King. blk. g.. owner, John X
Thompson: third. Alma Gluck br. m, owner
Ira A. Mabee, Ontario, Canada.
Glass 160-Mounted police, New YORK
traffic squad for department. conforma-
ton character and correctness OF equip
ment. First. Captain, ridden by Patrolman
David Tunstall. Traffic A; second, Nimrod'
ridden by Patrolman Alton Bolster Traffio
AZ third, Colonel. ridden by Sergeant Dan
lei Collins, Traffic A. fourth. Washington,
ridden by Patrolmen Joseph Malone Traf-
fic. q.
Class f75-gor plate presented by Alfred q.
Maclay for hunters that have hunted at
and 1921 with some recognized pack of
hounds, First, Durward Roberts, CHI. g.,
owner, Isaac Clothier, Jr.: second, Jigtime,
T!p. b. r.. owner, Eoxcatcher Farm; fourth
Miss Soiiloquy, ch. M, owner. Mr.. Clothier
Glass fsJ--For best performance OF hunt
ers or Jumpers over four successive Jumps
five feet high: 10 carry a minimum weight
OF i4O pounds First Nlgra, blk. M, owner,
the Cavalry School, Fort Riley. Kan second,
Outlaw, CHI e. owner. Miss shuttleworth
third BaIlmacshane, gr. g., owner, Rally
Farms; fourth, Silvercrest. gr. g., owner,
Miss Becky Lanier