The New York herald., 1921-10-16

Much TO the 0lSappOlnCncnC OF tnc
railbirds at Brockton My Delight and
Drfftwood Blaze did not come together
there. Mrs. Hanley's champion was a
conspicuous absentee In the $4,000 stake.
while the winner Of that important
prize was entered but did not start In
the open classes or the ladies' class won
by Driftwood Blaze. The two discreet
winners will doubtless meet next month
at the National Horse Show In New
York OF the thirteen entered in the
open class at Brockton only Mrs. Louia
Long Combs Virginia Lloyd and Mrs
f. B. Hopewelrs Sunbeam came to the
scratch to compete with Driftwood
Blaze. He won every time shown, in
cluding the model class In which confor-
nation and quality alone are to be con-
sidered. His warmest admirers have
hardly considered him q model OF form,
plain and unattractive as are his hind
quarters
NElelia, a new mare exhibited by Rob
ert e. Moreland, got the decision over
Miss Janet MacKay's champion. Chero-
kee Princess, In the class for horses OF
the American type and was again placed
above her in the lightweight class won
by Driftwood Blaze Mr.. Crozer's novice
horse Sir John, a bay gelding. 1873 hands
high. won four blue ribbons after being
placed second to Bohemian Actress In
the $4,000 stake. J. Macy Willets's ver-
satile old gelding Triggers was hrst in
six classes, including the one for COM
bination saddle and harness horses.
In the harness classes. judged by
Reginald c. Vanderbilt and d. Won der
Horst Koch, Mr.. willets's hackney
ponies all but swept the ring, Mighty
Mite alone winning four classes, besides
the American Hackney Horse Society's
medal for the best hackney pony In the
show. One Of the notable incidents OF
the week was the defeat Of Mr.. Willets's
Irvington Autocrat, champion of the
National Horse Show. by Mrs. Loula
Long Combs imported English stallion.
Little Briton. now called Invasion. Mrs.
Combss Canadian trotting bred mare
Animation, champion OF the last Ma
tional Horse Show, went through the
week unbeaten. but her champion pair.
Revelation and Reputation. had to take
back seat for Franklin B. Jourdan's
Waddngton Rector and Irvington
Ganymede from Marlin Farm. Roslyn.
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Entries for the National Horse Show.
which opens on November II, were due
yesterday. but will be valid II mailed to-
day to the office Of the association No.
10 East Twenty-third street subscrib-
ers to the six early closing stakes must
name their horses at the same time.
With ample stabling Of the best kind
In the new arnory Of Squadron A,
where the exhibition Is to be held. own
ers Of show horses everywhere are plan
for the windup Of the campaign.
A. w. Atkinson Of Merchantville, ".
J., has purchased in England the hack
ney harness horse Breishfield Wotinel
by AIS Ambassador. for exhibition at
the coming National Horse Show, which
opens on November IA at the armory
of Squadron A.
William II. Wanamaker. Jr.. for sew
eraI years one Of the leading exhibitors
Of harness and saddle horses. has con-
signed most Of his winners to the sale
at Dur1and's Riding Academy on Tues
day evening. Fireaway.' Wild Honey,
Wild Heather and Dark Flower are
among them.
Six hunters and saddle horses sold by
Godfrey Preece we're prize winners at
the recent Piping Rock show. These
| included N. J. Hess's Desert Gold. that
defeat ted the champion Sun Dial; Mrs.
George A. Anderson's Bona French
tyarvav G Yadew's Loading T,adv and