The New York herald., 1921-04-30
BOHEMIAN SILK
BEATS CHAMPIONS
Mrs. L. S. Woods Saddle
Mare Scores at Durlonds.

BY far the best programme OF the New
York Spring Horse Show was reserved
for the closing night, and a well filled
house at Durland's Riding Academy
watched with absorbing interest a sue
cession OF saddle, polo and jumping COM
petitions in which there was not a dull
moment.
The feature Of the evening and the
show In the saddle classes was the judg-
ing OF sixteen entrants ridden astride
by women. 1t was one Of the largest
classes OF the week and brought out
many of the winners OF both the Brook
lyn and Durland shows. When l.. e.
Waring and James G. Marshall gave the
coveted blue ribbon to Mrs. Leland
Stamford Woods beautifully formed
chestnut mare Bohemian Silk. 1t was
almost equivalent to a championship
prize, for behind the winner were tho
Brooklyn champion. Winona, June Day.
reserve champion at last weeks show
Myopia, and a lot Of other prominent
winners. Bohemian Silk on Wednesday
evening won the model class. with Mem
esis among the beaten horses, so that
In one class or another Mrs. Woods
mare scored over both Brooklyn cham
pions during the Durland show. Meme
sis. however, beat her In the open class
this week for the medal offered by the
Association of American Horse Shows.
The Riding Club players defeated the
Black Birds with score OF 11h to
101a. The winning goal was made in
one period by w. 8. Jones, Jr.
Glass IS, Lightweight Hunters (the Riding
Club Trophyl-Miss Ida l.. F1eitmans
Golden Duck, first: Charles Holloway's
Keibiend. second: Charles ID. Lanier's Down
f~As NEu ffTffa III
Sandy, fourth.
Class ~. Heavyweight Polo Horses-will-
lam Post 4 Sons Dazzle, first; same own
ers Tip Top, second. s. J. Kopetzky's Per-
haps, third; II. B. Guthrie's Midnight,
fourth.
son, Jr.'s Laughter, second; 9. s.. Lees
Happy Days. third; II. D. Biackweils vir-
ginia, fourth.
Class 4s. Teams of Three Polo Horses
Fox hunters &C. c. sherman's Cyclone. J. II.
Dempscy's Perhaps and A. w. Kinnys 10.
first; Meadow Larks' %. Q. Nelson's Nelly.
rie's Midnight, second: Bluebirds' Is, l..
Franks scoot. Paul Laden's Mount. s. Bier's
ozanda,, third Oaks. ON p: MoTsan,s n
Ferner's Vamp). fourth.
Glass 80. women's Saddle Horses ana
Ms. 1Sy wged gc
Myopia, second: Charles Buffers June DAY
Miss Alice Webb. third: Miss Clara 8
PeEkB WinOnA, fOurtn.
Class 4s---Finai for Riding Club Trophy
Homestead Stables r.. +. ", first: Quansctt
Farms Sandy. second; g. u. Lar,ier's Down
East, third; Miss Newborg's Killarney Jim.
fourth.
Clasa 3T--Saddle ronics-Coricnne Potiis
Bounce, first; Robert Levy's Goblin, second:
Constance Regan's Bankmite, third.
Class 33-Tcams OF Three Saddle Horses
9. II. Buffers June Daye, Betty Wales and
IIol,omian silk. first. Durinnd Companye
Lady McDousall, Nemesis md The Bat.
second Troy Riding Clubs Red Cedar, In
Clubs seeptic. Kitty Reynolds and Lady
Laura, fourth.
Glass 1o--Ponics- Constance Regan's willis
brook Fireiad, first: Clara Peck's INT,
serond Con~t ance Regan's Moth. third
Class N-Heavyweight Saddle HoI~cr-
George Crouch's Copper King. first. NJ.
Eltengon'S General Pershing, second @, II.
Butler'a The Bat, third; w. II. Maddisons
Cecil, fourth.
Chase 4o-Pony Jumpem-T @. watkinss
Sweetness. first; r. II. Montulet's Punch.
..ecwf. l.. T.. yaniNli~ wlnora. third Mrr.
Hewlett's Spinning Juney. fourth.