The New York herald., 1921-06-16
MANY FINE HORSES
AT GEDNEY FARM
Twenty-eighth Annual West
chester County Show Attracts
Representative Gathering.

WHITE PLAINS, June 15.-Tne twenty
eighth annual Westchester County Horse
Show. which opened to-day at Gedney
Farm attracted a representative gath
erirg to the picturesque grounds of the
organization. President Oliver Harri-
man thought 1t the best crowd he had
ever seen on the grounds on any occasion.
Mrs. Joseph e. Davis and Charles 1. De
Bevoise of New York and Mr.. Livingston
of Morristown, N. j., selected the best
among the saddle horses and ponies and
c. j. Fitzgerald judged the thoroughbred
and breeding classes.
John Nee. Bowman won the green
hunters class with Princess Pat, and
Miss Corinne Peck beat the saddle horses
over 1872 hands with her Winonas A. II.
Sidenberg's Waytime won the saddle
class between 14.2 and Is hands, while
Miss Poths's Never Bounce was ihvin-
chile In the pony competition. The
awards:
Glass 36-Novice Saddle Horses. Thorn
wood. Mrs. Charles NJ. Allaire first; Silver
George NJ Pynchon, third; Desert Gold. Mrs.
N. J. Hess, fourth.
:, Glass 2-Foals Of 1921. Mlnamed. Rally
ond; Itinoma. ". Y. State troopers. third
Kovdoo, N. Y. State troopers. fourth.
Class 3-Half bred two-year-olds. Druf
State troopers. second; Kiss. N Y. State
troopers. third Kahki. N. Y. State troopers,
fourth.
Glass 62-Ponies under saddle. Won by
Never Bounce, b. g., Miss Corinne Poth;
Cutie Pie, ch. M. Dilwyne Farms. second; ;
War Baby; b. m; Miss Eyna L. Crawford.
Ing Academy, fourth.
Glass 21-Ponies in harness; Won by
Mighty Mite CHI nm Gsssis Earn Beau Beau
bus, b. e., Diwyne Farms, third; The Quak-
er Girl, b. g., Fernbrook. Farm. fourth.
ass Ms @Inra hSrsgs pec wgn ThSd Dy br
Miss Alice a. Dodsworth. second: Triggers,
br. g.. Cassilis Farm. third; Myopia. br. g..
Miss Ivy II. Madison. fourth.
Glass S5-Jumpers. Won by Golden Seweii,
ch. g., Owenoke Farm; second, Boiling.
CHI g.. Charles p Lanier third Owe, Over There
fh Flower e. br Tohn Charles D Landr lour' May
Glass 92--Horses suitable to become hunt
ers. Won by Bob o. Link, ch. g.. Mrs. F.
lam Hewath; third. Copper Head. b. g..
n. J. Hess; fourth. Thelma, br h.. William
class ss-Thoroughbred hunters. Won by
King Nelson, br g.. owenoke Farm: second,
Rock Creek, b. e., owerofe Farm; third.
tNI,S OUTLAY eh Miss Grace snnttloworth
Glass iin; 951Ponies in harnes Won by Beau
nrocade. b. g., Dilwyne Farms: second,
fourth. Miehty Mite. ch. M. Cassiis Farm.
Glass 3T--Saddle horses. Won by Daytime,
ch. M, a. n. SidenberG: second. The Little
Girl, b. m. Miss Janet Mackay; third.
La La Lucille. CHI. h., Charles = '"r-:
fourth. Screamer piebald m., Mis- !.
Meary.
Class s3--Combination harness and saddle
ponies. Won by Never Bounce, b. g.. Miss
Corinne Poth second. Cuties Pie. ch. m.
Dilwyne Farms; third, Ginger Bounce, 70.
g.. Miss Corinne Poth; fourth, Lady Betty,
CHI m. Charles f. Butler.
Glass T5--Green hunters. Won by Princess
Pat. b. m. John NICE. Bowman: second.
Rockland gr. g., William McMath. Only
two awards.
Glass 4-Breeding class. Won by Chief
Lally, b. g., New York State Troopers Sec
ond, Cock o. the Walk, b. s., New York State
Troopers. Only two entries.
Glass disqualified hunters. Won by
Balsam, gr. e., Owenoke Farm; second. Out
law. ch. g., Miss Grace Shuttleworth third.
Killarner Jim, ch. g.. Miss Michele S. New
burg; fourth. Danzant, ch. g., John Nee.
Bowman.
Glass S-Roadsters. Won by Fruithurst,
b. g., Franklin b. Iourdan; second. Helen
Directum blk, m, w. ". Schofield third.
Betty Ideal, ch. m, William McMath; fourth,
Telkworthy. b. r.. T~ank Rarnes.