New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
All Of Nevport
Turns Out for
Horse Exhibit
Seasons Biggest Assemblage
Sees Annual Show; Bril-
liant Performance i'm 3
Glasses of the Events
Miss Lanier Wins Four
Her Silver Crest and Boiling
Take Pairs of Jumpers
Awards With No Trouble

Newport Horse Show opened in the Ca
sino to-day before the largest society
turn Of the season.
The classes were large. There were
many brilliant performances in the
saddle, hunter and jumping events.
Miss Becky Lanier, with her popular
horse, Silver Crest, won four blue rib
hons in the hunter classes Mr.. George
Crouch won many of the important
saddle classes and Mr.. Reginald C.
Vanderbilt won numerous awards in
the harness, hackney stallion and gig
horse classes.
Mr.. Vanderbilt made his first public
appearance since his recent attack of
inlammatory rheumatism when he en-
tered the ring at 4:30 o'clock, driving
Lady Dillingham;, winner of many
horse show awards. Mr.. Vanderbilt's
appearance brought forth round Of
applause. Lady Dillingham; made an
unusually good performance and won
the American Hackney Horse Society's
gold medal. The spectators gave Mr..
Vanderbilt an ovation as he drove from
the ring with his prize.
SILVER Srcst wins Easily
Miss Becky Laner, who has won
m ore blue ribbons at. society horse
shows this year than any other ex-
hibitor, won her first blue in The pairs
Of jumpers class. Silver Crest and
Boiling won this event with ease. Miss
Lanier's next blue was won in, the
touch-and-go class. In this event eight
jumps were placed in the ring and
the touching Of one bar disqualified a
contestant. There were several per-
formances which were almost perfect,
but Miss Lanier drove Silver Crest
into the ring and put him over the
eight jumps with apparent ease.
Miss Lanier won the hunters class
for hunters UP to carrying 100 pounds
with Silver Crest, and also the last
event of the day in the open jumping
class. In the thoroughbred hunters
category Already FARMS Banter won
the blue and Mrs. Robert Law jr.'s
Pirate took second.
The saddle sweepstake> class was
awarded to Dilwyne FARMS Twilight
Hour. Mr.. George Crouch won the
pairs of saddle horses event with Sun
King and King of Comas. Mrs. Robert
Law jr. won the opening novice jumper
class with The Guvnor, and also cap
tured the red ribbon with Barnsdale.
Who Was There
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont was in box
party with Mrs. Robert Goelet, Prince
Miguel de Braganzn, who recently re-
turned from Europe, and Princess dc
Braganza. In the box with Miss Muricl
Vanderbilt were Miss Evelyn Loew and
Mr. Craig Biddle jr. Others noted in
the boxes were Mrs. Theodore Frelns-
huysen, Miss Helen Moran, Miss
l1yvp p,,~ Mre o,,se 7 f.,t,, +o,,r
Mrs. Marion Eppley, Mrs. William
Goadby r.oew, Mrs. e. Hayward Ferry,
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte and
her daughter, Miss Blanche Strebeigh,
Miss Pauline Robinson, Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James, Mrs. Forsyth Wickcs,
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. John C. Water
bury, Mrs. William Watts Sherman,
Mrs. Henry Clews. Miss Emma Stone,
Mrs. James Lenox Banks jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Suffern Taller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Leslie Behr, DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Barton Jacobs, Mrs James T.
Terry, Miss Audrey Hoffman, Mrs.
Luther Kountze, Mrs. Alexander D. B.
Pratt, Mrs. William Fahnestock, Miss
Miss Marian Wickes, Miss Natalie
Winslow, Mrs. Cornelius Tangeman,
Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal, Mrs. Wilbur
Elliott Wilder and Mrs. Thomas
Ridgeway
Winners of Prizes
The winners follow:
Z Novice jumpers--Mrs. Robert Law IRIS
The Guynor, Mrs. Laws Barnsdal, Del
chester namaa Farms s,a Brown jug and Sidney A.
Hackney stallion tshown In hand)-R, C.
@vanderbit,s @ rortitude and r. G. Wander
bits Sandy Point Fashion.
Novice lsdy's saddle horses tl4s hands
and Mrs. Walter II. Haneys Cincinnati
Belle and r. c. vanderbilt's ELL
wyne pewyn. poy Delwyhe
FARMS Black Hackle and Delwyne FARMS
Pairs OF horses ridden abreast-Miss
Becky Lanier's Silver Crest and Boiling,
Already FARMS Banter and Kellconne.
Already FARMS Beaumont and Already, and
Mrs. Robert Law Jr.'s Pierate and Barns
dal. q
;, Harness PAGERS tunder 15a hands)-
Marlin FARMS Montpelier Pearl and g.
Wadding's q Rector.
Jumpers ttouch and out over eight hur-
dies; four feet four inches)-Miss Becky
Harness horses G5.2 hands and over)-
Marlin Farms Irvngton Garrymead and
r. G. Vanderbit's ELL
Two saddle horses Zone ridden bv a
sam King and Kins A Of Gonass and ndo1shs Glen
FARMS Hn.srs Chocolate ,,o t and sn,l, nurgIndy
Becky Laniers Silver Crest Delchester
FARMS Frances. Already FARMS Banter
and Delchester FARMS Brown jug
Model horses shown by hand--R c.
Vanderbilt's Lady Diham. Marlin FARMS
Irvington Ganymode, Marlin FARMS Fair
1rvington Ganymede, Marlin FARMS Fair
Ladies saddle horses-George Crouch's
Favonius.' Dilwyne FARMS The Answer
and George Crouch's Sun King.
Hunters teams of three each ridden
by hunt members or hunt servants)-
Already Farms team.
Hackneys (stallions. mares or geldInga
over ~. registered In American Hackney
ools)--American Hackney Horr e Soci-
ety Medal. r. C. Nnnderbis's Lady Dill
lingham, Diiwyne FARMS Princess Shelter
anti r. c. Vanderbit's Sandy Point Fashion.
Harness tandcms--Mariin FARMS Fair
View Princess and lryington Ganny,nede.
FARMS Powelton, George Crouch's Seaton
Menilla and Glen Farnlu Chocolate
Thoroughbred hunt Ers--Arcady Farms
Banter. Mrs. Robert, Law S,i IRIS Pirate,
sydney A. Begg's Yanla Girl and Already
FARMS Burgoright.
Saddle horses for sweepstakes lsix
prizes availa ble)-- Dilwyne Farms Twilight
Hour, Dilwyne Farms The Answer. George
Crouchs Norma and Mrss Walter H liam
ley's Cincinnati Kid
Jumpers topen style ana way of going
considered}- }--Miss Becky Lanier's silver
Crest Miss Laniers Boiling Already FARMS
Bnrgoright and Mrs Robert Law jr.'s
Barnsdal.
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