New-York tribune., 1922-11-15

soNAsHlpe out OF tue ring, AT the third
jump horse, rider and fence all hit
the dust together, with the gallant
eaptain at the bottom OF the heap.
Foxcateher Farms Silver rip, Mr..
Michael Devauey's Sandy, Miss New
borg's Mine Sweeper and Killarney
dim were the winners, placed in the
| order named.
Judge William II. Moore, who has
bean Ill, was at the shew yesterday
, morning and is expected to attend sew
sral other sessions during the week.
The famous Fort Myer cavalry troop,
Regular Army, will give special per-
of General Pershing The troop also
will be seen on Saturday afternoon at
| the Garden.
Most OF tho boxes and arena seats
were occupied at tha evening session.
Among those seen were Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis A. Clarke in box d. They had
| with them Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon
| and Mrs. Ebert II. Gary.
Miss Eleanora Sears had with her
| IN one of the boxes Mr.. and Mrs. T..
| Stuart Wing.
guests in box sd Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Henderson.
Others seen were Mrs Grenville
Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. Won Hemert, Mr..
and Mrs. Howland S. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs, w. Shippen Davis, Mrs. Lloyd
Sanderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s.
Beadleston, Mr., and Mrs. Mathew Astor
| Wilkes. Mr.. Thomas II. Howard and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet, who had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs, Allen G.
| Wellman.
| The awards:
Morning Summary
Glass Sd uwo hackney pony stations.
| two years oldo--won by Dilwyne Farm 3
Cassilis. Dictator: Mrs. r. j. Goedman's s
| hing OF Spades second.
Glass 35 {Judging three hackney pony
staiiionH, yearlings foaied in 192Dwon
Y by Misc Jean Browne scott's Briarcnn's
Model; MRS. j. d, HertZs Leona Wonder
second Mrs. Andrew Albright IRIS Ridge
wood Model. third.
Glass SO qudsing two pony stations.
three years old or over, 1919 and under}--
erati Mrs J. D. Hertz's Hamilton Wonder,
Glass 200 tiudging ten troopers mounts,
Ridden by enlisted men in uniformly Won
| by Troop X, N. z. state Troopers Kay;
Troop X. n 7, State troopers sei ''sydd Ridd.
| third; Major c. L. scotts Huachuca,
Glass 1919 dudging eight artillery horses,
By iosth Fiald Artillery; =; Gay "a FED Artil in
sss aesdey n + + A. sne% sssSna taId r. s s. Mt1Ey y M
| tary Academy, +, A. Adams fourth ''''''
Glass 2o6 Judging sixteen lightweight
Won by the cavalry Sch sohooTs G'aa sabmersble GuR
| Sd Cavalray, u. S. A; Analmonde, second ;
| the Cavalry Schools Babe Worthan, third
the Cavalry Schools Saladin, fourth.
Afternoon Summary
! Class l66 Judging eleven horses, light
| weight. suitable to become hunters)--Won
by Miss Becky Laniers Fairfield (formerly
LarlS); Mr.. William McMath's Feast Day,
5eCond. CUl
Song, third: Mr.. Harvey S. Ladew's Home
Brew, fourth.
green or qualified hunters)-Won by Fox
catcher FARMS Nancy Pansy; Mr.. Isaac Fl,
Ciothier jr's Charles Cothill Gormeriy
| Sir Linsin, third Miss Michele Newborg' 8
| Mine Sweeper, fourth.
| Class Is dudging, five pairs. Of novice
| harness horses over 15.1 and not exceeding
| 16:3)-Won by Montpelier FARMS Mont
peiier Geraldine and Montpelier Futurity
and Nipper. second; Mr.. C. w. Lehmann's =
| Princess Mary and Princess Patricia. third
Judge william H. Moere's seaton Barbara
I and Seaton Primrose. fourth.
| Class 153 Judging eleven ponies under
saddle)-Won by Mrs, J. D. Hertz's Lady
! Mine: Miss Clara S. pecks Midnight Froiic,
| second; Miss Frances Ottley's Babette
third; Diiwyne FARMS Cutie Pie, fourth,
Class 12s tjudging nine novice ponies in
Failing Fulore second. Cassilis Farms Irv-
Eington Bounce III third, Hamilton FARMS
| Hamilton Sparkling Lily fourth.
| Class 1A1 tiudging six saddle horses
over LAB and not exceeding 15.2, up 10
carrying 200 poundsl-won by Mr.. Robert
e. Moreland's AL Greis, 4oilwyne Farm s
Hindoo second, MI George Crouch's seaton
Menillo third, Mr.. Joe b. Davis's Miss
Inez fourth.
Class 6s Gudging seven roadsters, nov
ice)-Won by Mr.. Fl. N Greis's Patty Mil
ler, MIR. O. 3. Browns Barney oldield
second, Mr.. II: N. Gries's Billy Osborne
third, Mr.. William H. Scofeid's Helen Di-
1 rectum fourth.
Glass 1aS (tudging twenty-one ladies'