The New York herald., 1921-11-16

Redhl Farm challenge cup. First Sunrise,
b, g., owner Woodroyd Tarn; second,
Mighty Mite, ch. m, owner, CassIlis Farm
third. Queenie Horace, br. m, owner, Cedar
Crest Farm; fourth. Irvington Bounce ILL.,,
b. M, owner. Cassiis Farm.
Glass 135-Saddle horses. over 1872 hands.
up to carrying 200 pounds. First, Winona,
b. M. owner. Miss Clara s.. Peck second,
stammere, br. g.; owner. George Crouch
third, League of Nations, ch. g.. owner. j.
A. +. Ramsdell: fourth. Torento King, blk.
g., owner. Pemberton Farm.
Glass s7-Runabout horses, the James Cox
Brady cup. First, Jack Tar. rn. g.. owner.
John r. Thompson: second. Little Ruth,
blk. M, Marlin Farm; third, Bogehan, b. g..
owner, o. w. Lehman; fourth. Rapid Guy,
b. g., owner, Kiiarn Farm.
Glass 13i-Ladies saddle horses. over 142
and not exceeding 49, hands. First, Drift
wood Blase. br. g. owner. Mrs. Walter II.
Manley: second. Cherokee Princess, ch. m,
owner, Miss Janet Mackay; third, Bohemian
Silk, ch. IN, owner, Mrs. Leland Stanford
Wood; fourth. Evening Star. Or. m, owner,
Glass 123--Novice- PONIES in harness, IL
and not exceeding 14.2 hands. First, Sir
Eric, b. g., owner, Woodroyd Farm: second.
Kitty Melbourne. b. M. owner. Woodroyd
Farm: third. Belle Southwortb, b. m. owner,
Cedar Crest Farm; fourth, Braishfield Lois,
b. m., owner. John NJ. Thompson.
Glass S1-Harness horses over l4.2, not ex-
ceedng 1871 hands. First, Meancthon, br.
g., owner william II. Moore; second. Field
Marshal, ,. g.. owner Mira. James Putnam ;
third. Eve ch M, owner, Woodroyd Farm !;
fourth. Montpelier Corinne. ch. m. owner,
Glass 2r1-officers' jumpers, Beresford
challenge cup. First, Leonard Wood. b. g.,
owner. Major Z. w. Taublee: second, De-
ceive. b. g.. owner. the Cavalry School, Fort
Riley. Kansas.
Class i5f-Ponies under saddle, over 1872,
not exceeding 14.2 hands. First, Personality,
CHI n,., owner, o. w. Lehman: second.
third. Brown Sugar b. e.. owner. Miss Nata-
lie Mae Cook; fourth, Cassllis Look Here, b.
m, owner. Cassilis Farm.
Glass 1O6-For best road team for road
coach challenge cup, to be shown to road
coach. One entry, that of William n. Moore,
which won the event In 1919 and 1920 and
thus becomes the sole owner OF the trophy.
Glass 71-Roadsters and appointments,
hores and best appointed road rig. First,
Fruithurst b. g., owner. Marlin Farm; sec
ond. Ebony King. blk. s. owner. John II.
Thompson: third. Alma Gluck. br. m, owner.
Ira A. Mabee, Ontario, Canada:
Glass 16O-Mounted police, New YORK
traffic squad for department conforma-
ton, character and correctness OF equip
ment. First, Captain. ridden by Patrolinan
David Tunstall. Traffic A; second, Nimrod,
ridden by Patroman Alton Bolster. Traffic
AZ third, Colonel. ridden by Sergeant Dam
iel Collins, Traffic A. fourth, Washington.
ridden by patrolmen Joseph Malone Traf-
fic. B.
Class 175-gor plate presented by. Alfred q.
Macay for hunters that have hunted az
least eight times during the seasons OF lsz9
and 1921 with some recognized PACK oI
hounds. First, Durward Roberts. .ch, g.,
br. r.. owner. Rally Farms; third. Silver
TIP, b. e.. owner, Eoxcatcher Farm fourth,
MISS Soliloquy. ch. M, owner. Mr.. Clothier.
Glass fs5--For best performances OF hunt
ers or Jumpers over four successive Jumps
five feet high; 70 carry minimum weight
OF 40 pounds. First, Nlgra, blk. M, owner,
the Cavalry School. Fort Riley. Kan second,
Outlaw, ch, e., owner Miss Shuttleworth
third, Ballmacshane, gr r., owner, Rally
Farms: fourth, Silvercrest, gr. g. owner
Miss Becky Lanier