New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Society Flocks
To Horse Show
At Stamford
Largest Exposition of Kind
Ever Held There Attracts
Brilliant 1'hrong; Miss
Madison Takes the Blue
Champion Myopia Wins
Scores i'm the Chief Saddle
Event; Miss Becky Lanier
Wins With Two Jumpers
Special Dtspatcn to rho rr,su,,,

STAMFORD, Conn, Aug. 4.-The
Stamford Horse Show attracted many
members Of society to-day Mt it's open
ing. 1t was enc Of the largest exposi-
tions of it's kind that has been put on
here, over twenty-five classes being
judged. Miss Ivy d. Maddison's My
opa, champion and reserve champion at
many Of the earlier shows, won the
principal event in the saddle classes
and Major j. c. r. Schwenck, Of West
rolnt, won the open jumping class
with Hughes.
The Stamford show, which is one of
the annual feature attractions to soci-
ETY. residents of Westchester, is being
conducted by committee Of which Mr..
Samuel w. Taylor is chairman and in
cludes Mr.. John Nee Bowman, Mr..
Percy A. Rockefeller, Mr.. Reginald C.
Vanderbilt, Mr. Lewis f. Waring, Me.
J. Rich Steers, Mr.. Byford Ryan, Mr..
James c. Brady, Mr. Cyril Crimmns,
Major General Clarence R. Edwards,
Mr.. Francis P. Garvin, Mr.. Charles d.
Lan!er, Mr.. w. H. Madison, Mr.. F. d.
Mackay, Brigadier General F. D. Sla-
den, superintendent at West Point,
and Mr.. William Zeigler jr.
Richard E. Enright, Police Commits
sioner of New York, has arranged to
have detachment of the New York
Mounted Police give an exhibition here
Tomorrow similar to the one given by
the police at. the national show each
fall. The West Point entries are also
Il feature.
Miss Becky Lanier's Silver Crest and
Dixie, both consistent hunters and
Jumpers, which have won many awards
at the earlier shows, carried off sew
eral blues to-day. Silver Crest failed
to win the open jumping class, which
went to Hughes, West Point ex-
hibit.
In the park type saddle class, Miss
Janet MacKay's Cherokee Princess
won the small division and Mrs. Wal
ter Bowess Gavotte won the larger
class. Mr.. George Crouch won several
blues. His win with Copper King in
the combination saddle class was the
most important.
Mr.. John NICE. Bowman put over a
popular victory when Over There won
the blue in the saddle hack class,
Princess Golitzine won two red rib
bons with Sunshine and Kilnalock.
Among those who attended the show
to-day were Mrs. Leland Stanford
Wood, Mrs. A. Rutledge Smith. Miss
Janet MacKay, Miss Ivy D. Madison
Mr.. w H. Lockwood, Miss Constanc e
Sala Regain, Mrs. James A. Hewlett
Mr.: Richard G. Heather, the Princess
Golitzine, Mr.. George Crouch, Mr.. W
II. Madison, Mrs. Frank A. Bach and
Mr. Charles D. Lanier.
To-day's winners were:
Horses suitable to become hunters: Miss
Becky Laniers Fairchild; Princess Colt
zines Kilnalock.
Children's driving pony. class - Fern
brook Farms Fernbrook Drumtlre and Fern
Heavy harness horses - William ziegler
jr's Pilot: Miss Beatrc Bailey's Naughty
Marietta.
Jumpers lnot over 10 hands)-Miss Bet
let's Spinning jimmy.
Light harness horses-W. H scofied's
lightweight polo mounts - Edgar 7.
Clausen's Queen, William Ziegler's Sand
man.
Saddle hacks Cor pony saddle hacks)--
Marie j. Leary's Screamer.
Novice 1umpers-John g. Farrens Jig
Time, Major j. c. r. schwenck's Pleas
LightWeight hunters-Mias Becky La
~ Model saddle horses over 14.z-Georse
Cherokee Princess
Horses suitable for military purposes
Richard G Heather's Blue Steel, Miss
Becky Lanier's Mayhower
Saddle horses. park type (under Is q
Miss ia let MacKay's Cherokee Princess
and j. A: P. Rainsdell's Entry; cover is q
Mrs. Walter Bowess Gavotte and George
Crouchs Copper King.
Combination horses-George Crouch
Copper King, Miss Madge Brazel's Trail
Blazer.
HEAVYWEIGHT polo ,,,ounta-yyi,,,,, -, 10,
ler's Avalanche. Edgar Y. clausens Cow
Boy.
Novice saddle horses, under 15--J. A. p.
Ramsdells Entry; Mrs. Charles NJ. Alaire g
Missouri Flower. Over 16--Mrs. Walter
Blue Steel,
Saddle hacks--John MOE. Bowman's Over
There; Miss Alice G. Goods Vanity Box.
Learys Pal.
Polo mounts or branded haoks-Miss
Marie J; Leary,s Screamer, Mrs. James A.
Hewlett's Honeppun
Jumpers, open to all-Major J. C. r.
schwencks Hughes. Princess Golitzine' s
Sunshine.
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