The New York herald., 1921-08-30

likely looking horse in Invasion. for
merly Little Briton, which caught the
fancy OF the crowd, but was placed
second TO the Woodroyd Farm entry Sir
Eric by the Judges.
The judges were Charles r. Williams
of Stoningaon, Conn. for the harness
classes; r. Penn Smith. Unionville Pa.
for the saddle classes, and Alfred b.
Maclay Of New York for the hunters.
The show was under the management
OF Messrs. Henry +. Eldridge. Prescott
Lawrence, Reginald c. Vanderbilt and
Thomas G.. Ashton. Mr.. Lawrence. who
IS in Europe. was absent for the irst
time in many years. The summary:
Glass 37-Seaweed novice morse shown
over jumps conformation 10 count 80 per
cent. First. Mrs. Joseph H. Sylvesters
eh. m. Hello; second, same owners eh. g.
Shannon; third. Miss Grace 9. Shuttle
worth's ch. m. wilisden Rosette.
Glass s3-Novice pony not exceeding i4.2
hands. under saddle. j First. Mrs. Walter
Frank Donovan's b. &. Infinite,
Class 4-Neptune novice horse; any height.
iFolnnss n harness. First, Wo9droyd Farms ca.
coombs's b. M Meditation; third. Woodroyd d
Farms Oh. g. Capernor Polarity fourth. f.
Z class 6oviae ins saddle NHe'n horse
any height. First, Samuel Kellar Jacobss
Oh. m. Ny Delight; second. Mrs. Loula
h
Alfred W Cavedon's blk. 8. Black Secret:
fourth Frank Donovan's b. m. Resourceful.
Class 1s-Novice harness pony. First
second, Mrs Joseph syivester's ch 8. Bag
thorpe Triumph; third. same owners ch.
stal. Hamilton Look In,
horses. any height. First. Woodroyd Farm s
ch. &. NETHERLANDS Pride and ch. g. Rose
WOOD second, Mrs. LSula Long GoomSs ,ior
third. NJ. F. Murphy's br. &. Cock Of the
North and blk. m. Folksong; fourth. Mrs.
Loua Long Coombss b. m. Reputation and
Class 27-saddle horse. 1872 hands and
over. First. Woodroyd Farms blk. m. Dark
ch. g. Grand Master; third, Mrs. w. H.
KeIlar Jacobs,s blk. 8. Kentucky Colonel.
Farms ch. m. Eve and ch. 8. Netherhale's
Pride; second, Mrs. Loula Long Coombs's
b. z. Revelation and b. g. Tentalization; /;
North and br. m. Folksong; fourth. Mrs.
Joseph $. sylvester's b. &. Expressive and
b. q. Excessive.
Glass 3l-Ladiea' saddle horses, any height
First. Mrs. Walter II. Hanleys br. &. Drift
wood Blaze; second, Woodroyd Farms. b. g.
Cherrystone; third, Mrs. Loula Coombs's ch.
e.. Grand Master; fourth. Frank Donovan's
oh. q. Dr. Russell
Glass 2f-Pairs OF harness ponies. not ex-
b. m. Wild Honey and b. m. Wild Heather;
recond. Mrs. Joseph $. Sylvester's DR. m.
CIlenavon and br. m. Willtsden Brownbetty,
third, Woocroyd Farms br. &. Sunrise and
b. m, Daron.
Class 6-Harness horses under 1872 hands.
First, Mrs. Loula Long Coombss ch. m.
Animation; second. woodroyd Farms ch m.
Eve; third. Mrs. Joseph S. Sylvester's ch &.
Auburn Fashion; fourth. Richard, j. Law
toms ch. m. Liberty.
Glass 2o-Ponios In harness. over 1872 and
not exceeding 14.2 hands. First. Woodroyd
Farms b. &. Sir Eric; second. Mrs. Loula
Long Coombss blk stal. lAVasion: third
woodroyd Farms b. m. Wild Honey: fourth
Mrs. Joseph S. Sylvester's br m. Blenavon
Victoria.
Glass 1o-Harness horse. over 142 hands,
to be shown before lady's appropriate We
hicle. ladies 70 drive. First. Mrs. Loula
Long Coombs's b. &. Temptation second,
Woodroyd Farms ch h. Capemor Polarity
third. NJ. T. Murphy's br. m. Folksong .
fourth. Mrs. Joseph s. sylyester's ch. m. At
tractivc.
Glass 44-Huntors and jumpers, open 70 all
First, Mrs. Waiter. II. Hanley's br. &. Lans-
Gown second, NJ. f. Murphy's b. 8. Killkee :
third. Miss Grace g. Shuttleworth's ch. g..
OUTLAW; fourth, Mrs. John Varmecks b. m.
Pauline.