New-York tribune., 1922-11-14

COP naiit, owned by the Cavalry School
at fors Riley. In class of sixty
Jumpers, which included nearly all the
enaHpions OF the previous shows,
Known rider in national show rings.
showed up rs one of the cleverest
| Jumpers ever put forward by any mill
tary unit. Fort Riley won second ulace
IN t.ls class with the black gelding.
Raven. 9
Moses was purchased from the
| French government In 1919 and has
competed In the games at the Pershing
Stadium. In 1920 ne was shipped back
to France to compete in the Olympic
games. Last year at the national
| Moses won the Moore Military Gun
| Fort Riley had ten entries in the omen
ing jump class and the exceptional per-
formance by these army horses against
some Of the best trained horses of
civilian stables proved, sensation.
| The second class of the day devel-
oped into an East against West con-
test. Mr.. o. w. Lehmann'a Personality,
!! champion saddle pony of last years
| show, won in a field of twenty-five nov
ice saddle horses. Personality's char
acter and change of pace from trot
caEter and walk were perfect. Mr.
| Robert E. Moreland's Jannette Velie
| was second in this class and Miss Clara
! S. Peek's Moon Glow, ridden by Hugh
| Willoughby, who kept the mare keyed
to an alert performance, finished third.
Copper King Is Victor
| The decision of the judges in The
heavyweight saddle class was in keep
ing with the results Of the summe,
| shows when Mr.. George Crouch's Cop
per King, six-year- old chestnut geld
irg, won the blue Miss Clara s. Peck's
Winona. which has been consistent
winner all year, surprised the talent by
finishing outside the ribbons. On
Thursday, night Copper King will meet
B. Fuller's Amber Crest, and M. John
r. Bermingham's Midland Pal. cham
pion at the Babylon and Huntington
shows.
/ The novice harness classes, always
favorite events with tfe society spec-
tators, brought out Mr.. A. w. Atkin-
sons recent importation, Glenavon
Trixe, chestnut mare. six years old,
who won the single harness event over
Mr. II. H. Niese .jr's Marlboro Sun.
shines one of the best horses nut for
ward by the Morristown horseman In
several seasons. In the novice pairs
class Gienavon Trixie, with another
chestnut mare, Afame, finished second
to Judge Moore's pair, Seaton Stranger
and Zamova.
The closing class Of the afternoon
session brought out remarkable ar
ray OF cavalry officers in uniform. -Four
Jumps were placed in the ring and
Moses, the winer of the eopening class,
was outclassed here by the Cavalry
Schools black gelding, Raven. which
made clean performance over the
/ United States Military Academy's
Pleasanton, placed second General
pefshing's Jeff scored popular rib
bon in this event when placed fourth.
The Winning Horses
! The winners yesterday were IS
Class iSs tseven,y-one jumpers per
formanee sOs, only 70 count: Following the
sss sIagans ssognfermstion COZ Of horses entered ia
weight, rriddleweight and heavyweight
the Cavalry Schools chestnut geiding,
Noses; the Cavalry Schools Raven, sec
ond: END MT Isaac II. Clotnier jr.'s Miss So
| East fourth.
Class 1s% fjudging twenty-n!ne novioo
saunie nnrses over l. 4.s and not exceeding
| sonality: Mr.. Robert e, More,and's Jen-
nsses Made VHis; s.asa second Miss Clara reohs
| Farms Poweltou, fourth.
Class 75 0udging ten novice roadsters
so,s ,n s@fness,won essno Wv r,f BY Mr. A. W. Askin-
5r's Marhoro'e Sunshine. second; Mr.
Esasisiip Fran. g., B. Joyrdan's rryington Belle,
Class Ibs tjudgins three ponies unoer
ssaale. chiadren to ride. ror yne John Nee.
not exceeding l2.9. four years old or over
20 be ridden by boys and girls under twelve
Mr.. Robert Leiand'B Tangerine; Mrs. ]. D.
nertz's Buhy Rec, second Mr.. William
MsMath csI jr;'a Wiilisbrook Miller, third.
over ta.2, mp to carrying goo pounas1@
Won by Mr; George Croucks Copper King:
NJ Jonn cransrs 'slre siT ssn ss,ans second
Priscilla ], M..chen's storm Signal. fourth.
Class i6o judging six ive-eaited saddle
the show; all horses must show 1--WE dts
ttnet gaits; TO be judged on q fiat-footed
ro, and wat eo raSt snEs gat
Isnn 4snn.T,. c3s;srs S;,s,, sa-nshsas - n: G. s
1rown's Goidy Locks. third. Mr.. Ii. n
| Greiss Emily Pemberton, fourth.
Class ye Gndgang eight psirs of novice
Moore'a sea.on stranger and zamovai
Aflame. second: MONTPELIER rarm's Mont-
peiier Ailss A,,,s and Mon,pelier corinne thira {:
| shown IN hand)---Won by National Biscuit
| Company's Sir Herbert; National Risouit
| Company's Master. second; Mr.. n D.
Ntese jrs Tinker, third: Sheffield Farm d
| Company. Inc. fourth.
| Glass fos t5udging four tandems; horges
| over f&.s and not exceeding f6.ll--won by
| Woodroyd'e Farms Cdr. William H. wana-
naakeD Eve and Netherhaiise Pride;
Judge William II. Moore's Melancthon
| and Seaton Victoria, second: Montpelier
Farms Montpelier Corinne and Montpelier
| Safety, third.
Glass 211 {5udging forty officers Jump
/ ers over tho course for the Judge William
| II. Moore cup)-won by the Cavalry
| Schools Raven; United States Military
| Academy'a Pleasanton second; Cavalry
I! Schools Morgan. third: General Pershing =
| Stables JEFF. fourth.
! Class t3b tswenty-four saddle horses
| over 1S.3t-Won by Mr.. Mortimer B. Full
I lore Amber Crest Hampton a. Shropshire s
| Sporty McGee, second Mr. o. w, Lehman 8
! Exciter. third; Mr.. o. Il. Browns Choice
| Satanet. fourth.
Class "a tjudgins eleven novice harness
horses over ib.1 and not exceeding 15.S)--
| Won by Miss Jean Browne Scotts Briar
FOOTPRINT; Mr.. r. Lawrence Smiths seaton
| Cyrano. second, Dir. o. w. Lehman )
Class 15s {3udging twelve novice ponies
under saddlel--Won by Miss Clara S.
! Fesnbrook Drumhre. second. Mrs. Waiter
| Farms Cassilis Look Here, fourth.
| Snrsosa, AsfauJs Nussnu<sY