New-York tribune., 1922-04-27

ono another counted - per cent
Never could there be n better suited
couple than George Crouch and his
chestnut CeldIng Blaze, and they won
the first prize.
An interpoatod class had only one
entry, so it was not n big surprise when
she carried off the blue ribbon. 1t was
Miss Pauline HAYS with Tho Whip.
One Of the best classes for pairs that
mas been seen in any ring in very
long time brought out NJ. f. Murphys
Soaton Septimus and Seaton Middle
mark, J. b. Jourdan's Irvington Gany-
mede and Fairyiew Princess. Mildred
Bedell's Astonishment and Amusement
and John X. Bushnell's The Governor
and Spring Mhid. The horses finished
in the order named, but only after the
kcncst competition. Plenty OF people
do not like roans, but We have always
admired them tremendously. Aston
ishment and Amusement arc this
lovely silver color, and to our way Of
thinking there was not n pair in the
ring with their dash and style. When
they come along you know it!
There WAS polo mntch between the
EoNers and the Fox hunters repre-
sentcd by II. Levinski II Y. Black
well, R. A. Granniss, II. S, Crossman,
Archle kHney and herbcrt VIM. H.
b. Guthrie was referee II. B Black
we'll made goals for his team. and
this added to the 8 that the Fox
The Fox Hunters won with 13 goals
to Winn and 1 each to Crossman and
Kinney.
a class that was closely contested
was for saddle horses over 1872 hands
competing for the John Gcrken cup.
After long time in the ring Clara
Peck's Winona was called out to wear
the blue. II was neck and neck race
for Winona. with j. A. Hartford's beau
tiful Lady Olga right after the prize
every minute. Robchestcr and King Of
Comus. a shoWy chestnut, were third
and fourth.
A special exhibition. which demon
strated that horses can be taught to
dance and do almost anything that their
riders wish them to do, was given by
Harry Ellis and his sister Their father
is James Ellis, chief Of tho Russian
Military School in Pctrograd and said
TO be the greatest trainer Of horses in
the world.
How Prizes Were Awarded
The awards follow:
Class 81 Dumping exhibition. open to
First Mrs. {. Gordon Cookies CHI & Glen
garry; second, NJ. =. D"varys b. & Sandy
third, Major J. G. r. Schwenck's b, e
Datto.
Class % Saddle horses over l42 handa
To he ridden BY owners)--First. George
Crouch ch. Z. Dlaze. second. Edwin Kets-
lcrs h. m. Lady Bourbon.
Class 3Tfmode saddle horses, to be
shown in hand. Prlzes cups)-First. Clara
s. Feck's b. m. Moon Glow; second. Mrs
Leland Stanford Woods ch. m Bohemia n
SILK. third, Charles Buffers b. IN. Myn
llaro; fourth, George Crouch's b. m. Ar
ts's Model
Class (paira OF harne., hor.cs over
-? hands; first prize. $50; second prize
800 Firs'. NJ. II. Murphys h x seaton
Scpumus md Scaton Mlddlemark. socond
Marlin FARMS ch. g. 1rvineton Ganymcdc
ard ch. II. Fa!rview Princess, third, M!ss
Mildred Bcdclls r. q. Aston shment and r
~ b. e. The Governor and b. m. Spring
Maid.
- 4 (harness ponies not exceeding
1872 hands amateurs to drive. Prizes
Gmnsl First. Constance Reeans b $
Willsbrook Fire Lad: second, lean Sala
Resans h IN. The Moth; third. Helen
Ashton Hcndersons b. N. Riggualan.
Class 26 (sadde horses over TSP handn
first prize, cup, presented by Mira John
G"rken)-First Clara S Peck's b. m
Winona; second. ]. A. Hartfords b m
Lady Olga third. Charles Rutler's b e.
Rochester,; fourth. George Crouch's ch z
King Comus,