New-York tribune., 1922-11-16

Ivy d. Maddison's Myopia and LADY
Margaret from the Woodbine Farm,
But the blue went to none Of these II
was fastened on the bride of MIR. O w
Lehmann's Excitee and the reserve went
to Amber Crest, owned by Mr.. Morti-
mer B. Fuller
The last class OF the night was for
hunters ridden in livery. The horses
were to win rs per cent of the battle
and the appointments the other 25 per
cent. Mr.. William II. Lockwood was
up on a stunning big chestnut gelding,
Gray Rump, and just because the
timber topper didn't quite top it he
came cropper. Horse, rider and
timber all went down in heap and
Mr. Lockwood was carried unconscious
from the ring. The doctor promised,
however, that he was not seriously
hurt and would be all right in the
morning.
The results:
Morning Summary
, Class 81 lhackney pony stations, 14.s
ana under, for American Hackney Horse
Society medal)-Won by CassiHs Farm,
iirvinston Aristocrat; Cass!!.s Farm, Irv,
lington Autocrat, second; Mrs. j. D. Hertz.
Hamilton Wonder, third; Cassilis Farm,
Masterpiece, fourth.
Class 2s thackney pony mares. 14.2 and
under, under, for American Hackney Horse So
II,
Irvington Bounce; woodroyd Farm, Kitty
Melbourne second; Miss Constance Sada
Regan. The Moth. third; Miss Jean sada
Hegan, Myra, fourth.
Glass % (hackney illies three-year-
olds)-Won by Mr.. william H. Moore,
seaton Marion; Montpelier Farm, Mont
Glass "a thackney fillies. two-year- olds)
Won by Mr.. william II. Moore, seaton
Soubrette.
Class II (hackney stations, two-year-
olds)-Won by Montpelier Farm. Montpelier
Beau; Mr.. William II. Moore, Seaton Bur
lingame, second.
Won by Montpelier Farm. Montpelier For
t1tude; Mr.. r. Lawrence Smith, Ebo Dun
bar, second: Mr. r. Lawrence Smith, Dun
bar Finstall. third; Judge William H.
Moore. seaton Meteor, fourth.
CLASS IL (hackney stations. over 14.2. for
the American Hackney Horse Society
meaal)--Won by Sandy Point Farm, For
titude: Judge William H. Moore, seaton
saxon, second; Mr.. A. w. Atkinson. Al
Ambassador. AInana sdo1. third; Judge William H.
Class IL Chree of the get OF the same
hackney stallion; three entries)-Won by
Judge William II. Moore. Seaton Saxon,
pelier Farms. Montpelier Beau. Montpelier
Fortitude and Montpelier Corinne second !;
Montpelier Farm, Montpelier Gerte, Mont
third
~ Glass u lhachney mares over ~. for
by dss1e Miss jean Bow BPownei iseotts SCOTS
Brier Footprint; Mrs. ]. D. Hert4s Rill-
insan9 ington Timsls g1' second M ON Leh-
Atkinsons Dragon Fly, fourth.
over)-Wou by Sandy Point Farnrss Forti-
sadeI sade; Mr, sscona a W. Atkinson's Al Ambas-
Glass 40 (pony. stallions for the charm
pionship)--Won by Dilwyne sFarrii's Cas-
silis Dictator; Cassiis Farm asIrving Auto
crat, second E
Glass Al tpony mares for the champion
ship)--Won by Cassils FaEsn's Irvington
Bounce 81 Woodroyd Farfn's (Mr. VIII
liam II. Wanamaker) Kitly Melbourne
Afternoon Summary
Glass 1877 (ponies under Saddle over 1913
and not exceeding 14.2, ri&len by children
amateurs under fourteen |ears of age)-
Won by Miss Clara S. Reck's Midnight
Frolic; Fernbrook F a Ggg1 8 Fernbrook
Drumtlre, second; Diiwyfe FARMS Cutie
fourth. M
carrying $50 pounds)-Nbn by Mr. John p
Gr1zers s., B9hemian a,s a. AcHess Mr. @. W
F. Berm!ngham's Mi aand Pal, third;