The New York herald., 1921-04-27
JUNE DAY BEATEN
AT DURLAND SHOW
Winner Of Five Blues in
Brooklyn Second in Novice
Saddle Horses.

With saddle and hunter classes well
filled and a good crowd present TO see
the horses compete the New York
Spring Horse Show opened last night at
Durland's Riding Academy.
After winning five blue ribbons IN
Brooklyn last week at her first horse
show the dainty little chestnut mare
June Day fell by the wayside in the
first saddle class Of the evening. She
lacked spirit and looked as If she had
seen a little too much OF 1t for novice.
The judges, James G. Marshall and Z.
Penn Smith. placed her second to Sid
ney Washers brown mare Dainty Lady.
Sally, a chestnut mare owned by w. h.
Duryea. of the Riding Club was third
With these three ribbon winners barred
the same horses were shown again later
in the evening in another novice class
under the same conditions. This time
Mrs. Leland Stanford Woods chestnut
mare Bohemian silk caught the judges
eyes. She had been unpaced in the
first competition. while Betty Wales.
placed second in the consoIa ton class.
was fourth in the other.
The novice class for saddle horses over
l5., hands resulted IN a victory for the
Brooklyn winner. Sunkist. a white
marked chestnut gelding owned by Mrs.
Herbert l.. Camp Of Middlerown. Conn,
and ridden by Joseph II. Collins. who
picked him up III the rough for $500 4
auction about year ago In the ring
where he won last night. He is Vir-
giaia bred horse, almost thoroughbred.
by Woolwitch out of mare by Phila-
deiphia.
In the first game OF the indoor polo
tournament the Squadron A team de-
feated the Boston Freebooters by score
or 10 goals to O. The winning players
were +. g. snow. r. X. Cooke and j. NJ
Ccballos. The losers were II. S. Cross.
man, who made four goals for his team
ID. O. Nelson and G.. II. Dempsey.
The awards:
Glass 5o-Jumpers. Sidney j. Hollow ay 4
Kelblend, first: Fred wettach's Going Up
fccond: Mrs. II. A. de reysters Hamilton
EQUALITY. third; Miss Ida i Fieitnann'r
Palmetto, fourth.
class is--Novice saddle horses not orei
u hands. Sidney Washers Dainty Lady
first. Charles r. Buffers June Day. second
w Il. Duryea's sally. third; Charles +. But
.er's Betty Wales. fourth
Glass 2o-Novice saddle horses over 10.
h'.rds.-Mrs. Herbert ~ camps sunxlst
frst: J. J. Murphys rho Indian. second
Charles Z. Buffers The Bat, third; Mrs. y
!. Hcvs's Dcser, Gold. fourth.
Class ia--Novlce saddle horses not ovel
i52 hands (conSolationl Mrs. Leland Stan
isrd's Woods Bohemian nni,.i SIN: nrst: Mis'
tsarlee T.. Buffers Betty Wales third: &
A. McDonald's Mat Peavlne fourth
Claws 52--Jumpers Criple bari Mrs. A. g
Ludum's LATHE Sandy, first; w. n. Maddi
sons Scipio, second Sidney Holloway's y
r. W third; NJ r. Murphy's Klikec. fourth
Class 2i--%ovlce saddle horses over 49,
hands.-Heien Kocburns Hazel Dawn, first
class i3.-4Singie harness ponies. .--Constanc
and Jean Saia RegaHs Willisbrook Flrelai
first: Niles Clara :. Pcck's r.. ~. IT,, second
EDWARD Sessfer's Supreme, third: Consfanc
and lean saia Regan's The Moth fourth.
class 2s.--Womeus saddle horses undo
fgg hands, haries ". Buffers Nemesis
nRN. clara S. Pccks Allah, second Charie
r. Buffers June pay thirds g. r. Mac
Bonaid's Mat reavinc. fourth
Clnfa .af--Officers' chargers. Charles "
butier's Cold Digger first; Il, Bertucht
Ialls,ncnos second; Warren H. Ackert
pixie Bog. third; Squadron As Niger
fourth.