New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-06
W miners Cause
Split in Judges
AT Horse Show
Victory of Two in Saddle
Glass Surprises Society
at Stamford Show: Call
In Outside Authority
Riding Features Exhibit
Princess Colitzine Captures
Triple Bar Jump Will,
Sunshine Amid Applause
Special Dispatch to TAe Tribune

STAMFORD, Aug. 5.--Society filed
the Enclosures along the rail at the
closing of the Stamford Horse Show
here to-day and witnessed two saddle
horses. which had not been considered
seriously throughout the year come
through with remarkable performances
and win from Miss Ivy d. Maddison's
champion Myopia. There were many,
Including some of the judges, who in
sisted that Myopia had not been
heaten-but the majority of judges
ruled otherwise
In the first important saddle class
OF the day Mr. George Crouch's
Favonius won blue over Myopia. The
judges in the ring called in a third
Judge before the award was made and
the decision called for considerable
comment from the spectators. Later.
IN the ladies' saddle horse class, in
which the conditions called for owners
to ride, Miss Janet MacKay's Cherokee
Princess won over Myopia. In the
saddle sweepstakes, one of the main
events at the show, Cherokee Princess
again defeated Myopia. When that
award was made the spectators were so
stunned they forgot to applaud the
winner
Miss Sally Lanier rode Silver Crest
which belongs to her sister. Miss Becky
Lanier, to several blue ribbons. In the
open championship hunter class an
other upset occurred when Mr.. John
McE. Bowman's Over There defeated
Silver Crest.
The Princess Golitzine won the triple
bar jump with her horse Sunshine.
This is always popular event with
the spectators and the winner received
considerable applause. Miss Sally
Lanler won two awards in the jumpers
sweepstakes with Silver Crest and
Maytiower: The riding of Miss Lanier
features of the show.
A detachment of New York mounted
police gave an exhibition ride this aft
ernoon. Major j. C. R. Schwenck's
Bret won blue in the officers charg-
ers division over Mr.. Richard C. Heath
er's Blue Steel. There were several
West Point exhibits at the show.
Io-day's winners were:
Combination horse tunder l5.2)-J. A. P.
Ramsdelrs Crowley; Mrs. Leland Stanford
Woods's Bohemian SILK
- Saddle ponies-George Gunther wallen's
bangle; Pembroke Farms Pembroke Ruby.
Saddle horses-George Crouch's Favo-
MUS; Miss Ivy d. Maddison's Myopia
Ponies in single harness-James Doofev,s
Prince George; Fernbrook Farms Fern
Thoroughbred hunters-John Nee. Bow
mans Galloway; Mrs. r. E. Pells Latest
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Road hacks-Miss Marie ]. Learv.s Pal.
Mrs II. n. Whittelsey's Graydale.
-, Runabout horses-William Ziegler IRIS
Fiot; II. E. Bailey's Checkpate
horse, any weight Ito be ridden nv
chfld)-Miss Mary Taylor Lewis's stir
ing ing Macdonald; Miss Marie ]. Learys
Troopers mounts-Richard G. Heathe,s
bine Steel; John Noe Bowman's Ranger,
Ponies in single harm ess-Fernbrook
FerIn $ FernbFook Drumfre; Miss Fila
Louise Walkers Bangor.
Hest amateur child rider-Miss Sally
Aanier; George Gunther Wallen
~ OFFICERS chargers---Mator J. C p
s1G1nweneks Bret; Richard c. Heather's
Saddle horse (road type)-H. z. Bat1ev,s
Chet kmate; Miss Marie j. Iearv's Psi
d8oles' h9nter3--John McE. Bowmao's
St t1iiss hi' Mrs Frank a. Bach's Lucky
SADDLE horses in harness-George