New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Keen Rivalry
Marks Closing
OF Horse Show
Judges Have Hands Full i'm
Pony Classes. Where Mrs.
Putnam Is a Blue-Ribbon
Winner With Two Entries
Six.Horse Teams Attract
Sd Field Artillery Takes
First and Second; Davis
Cup Captured by Moses
By Harriette JJnderhill

As rule, the Hnai o3y OF the Ma
s;onal Horse Show is devoted to the
placing Of the championships, bat this
vssr it was diversified for the "nain
and simple reason" that never before
have there been so many features. ;"
Yesterday interspersed with the
awarding of the champion ribbons were
classes for officers jumpers in compe-
tstion for the J. f. Davis Cup, a stakes
for saddle ponies; the competition for
six-horse gun teams, the final competi
sien for the Squadron A Challenge Gun.
polo game, polo pony teams, an exhi
bition BY Squadron A and high Jump.
The Judging of the contestants fer
championship honors began at a:45
o'clock, when Mrs. James Putnan's
brown gelding Buckley Fame defeated
Cassiiis Farms Mighty Mute in the
class for ponies under 1872 hands. MeY-
bourne Fire is Fame's mate, but he
measures half inch more, which made
him eligible to compete in the larger
champion class. This he won. defeat
ing Woolroyd Farms Sir Eric. who
took the reserve ribbon. The champion
cup for pairs of ponies was won bv
Mrs. F. P. Caravans Hamilton Flame
and Hamilton Dianthus. They defeat-
cd Belle Southworth and Hawthorne
Sylrh from the Cedar Crest Farms. In
the next class the ponies were put over
the jumps, and while they were only
3 feet inches high no doubt thew
Sooked as tall 10 the contestants as the
high jump looked to Touraine. Spin
ming jimmy. cunning mare owned by
Mrs. J. A. Hewlett, won this comneti-
tion with clean performance. jimmy
won the next class, also, which had
similar conditions, but she met her
Waterloo when she entered the class
which allowed the larger ponies to
compete. Sweetness, owned by Jean
Watkins, is two inches taller than
jimmy, and jimmy had to accept red
ybben for her jumping exhibition
The j. E. Davis Cup for officers
jumpers was won before the noon re-
cess by Moses. with Major J. A. Barry
up. Moses has been winning ali the
week and it was a foregone CONCLUSION
that the trophy would be his.
Ribbon for Mrs. Walter Hanley
The champion cup for smaller sad
Die horses went TO Mrs. Walter HaE-
iey's Driftwood Blaze. He had been
placed only third in the stakes. but the
SIZE division put Bohemian Actress ir
the larger champion class and Drift
wood Blaze was able to handle Nav
flower. Bohemian Actress, which. bv the
way, Is said to be a we'll known pic
suTe performer, won the larger cham
pionship, with Grand Master in line
Tor the reserve. The final competition
Tor six-horse gun teams was held at
half past 8 O'Clock This is one of the
most attractive classes of the show
and there have been preliminary trials
each day. The final awards went to a
nrown team from the Sd Field Artil-
iery, Fort Myer, Va, and second choice
was a team of bays from the same
post How the judges could reach a
decislon was more than the layman
could understand
The championship for ponies under
saddle went to 0. ". Lehmann's Per
sonailty- In watching her performance
curing the week one cannot refrain
from saying Mr.. Lehman Certainly
mas winning Personality. Submersi
nle who took reserve ribbon on Fri
DAY after winning the twenty-mile
race IN the Park, completed his VIC
TORY yesterday when he carried away
me gorgeous trophy offered by the
nlst Machine Gun Squadron. n. G. N.
Y, for officers chargers. The conditions
require that the contestants cover
twenty miles in the open, including a
series OF jumps, and course in the
ing over four jumps and one broad
lump. Submerslble is from the Cavalry
Sehool at Fort Riley, and was ridden
oy Major J. A. Barry. A chestnut geld
lhg from the same school, called CHS
vel, was reserve winner. This is the
nrss year this cup has been in COM
petition and two legs must be won
ne1ore the officer will be allowed to
carry the cup home with him. Each
Win, however, will be commemorated
WITH silver trophy.
Inc championship for pairs of horses
nos exceeding 15.2 hands was won by
MMe1nernaiPs Pride and Eve, from the
moodroyd Farm. In the larger divi-
s'on Tor pairs the first prize was won
Dy Mrs. Loula Long Combs's Tempta-
tion and Revelation. The reserve rib
poh vent to Ruxton and Seaton Sand
uIngnam, belonging to William H.
The championship for harness horses
not exceeding 1872 hands was captured
~ animation, owned by Mrs. Loula
long Combs. The reserve ribbon went
% William II. Moore's Melancthon.
maxson, owned by Mr.. Moore. won first
piSe IN the class for horses over 1872
pa. uahus. Mrs. Loula Long Combs's
"epufation got, the reserve.
c,'nne ,ane New York Riding and Driving
Ssao polo team won the contest for.
hamuihess among the polo teams that
A'se played during the week.
Results of the Judging
me lae awards were as follows:
FIRE. - tShetland ponies in harnessl -
.s s' aafvan ir. second. silver Tfps II ri.s
<, (, awner Miss Flora Csarvsn; third. Tom
fonssss en- s, owner John Gilbert Winant;
spss-' ry senator jackson, ch. s., owner
N. .'sss ass " tponles in harness. not exceed
Wooass.s as.s nands1-First Sunrise. b. e.. owner
oxnso Farm: second Tips ri, gr g.
srock M;nsr xlass Flora Garvan: third. Wills
epan ssn u; fourth Silver Tipg l. gr. g.
r,.r Francis P. Garvan 5r
over - isi tpairs of ponies In harness
Fys, ~ -, and not exceeding f42 hands,
~, Hamilton Flame. b. r., and Hanatl
van aantnas. b. g.. owner Mrs r. P Gar
ssecond. Belle Southworth b. ns. and
Crsst Ea syiph. b. M. owner Cedar
h.rna hrsss lss tpsirs OF Shetland ponies In
gslyor r., FirsS, Silver Tips l. gr g. and
yaa IL pn sna IL sr s. owner Francis Gar
Pearl Nj ana Miss Flora Garvan, seconsi.
Y n eewner Anthony N. "a GaTvan aSa wlss MICS
ana rfsni third. Senator Jackson, CHI a.
Hauck sny q. jackson. ch. m. owner Peter
Ia. ,s ~ (single ponies In harness;
--F,,.o, 10 - hands; for the channpionship)
pnfnsss. bncklsy Fame. br. e. Mrs James
er. Gasa;;,ss second. Mighty Mite. ch in own
10 ass Ias lss tsingle ponies In harness. 1as
80 hands; for the chamnionsht,.l