The New York herald., 1922-04-21
WINSS1,OOO STAKE
AT THE HORSE SHOW
Amber Crest, Unsuccessful
Last Year, Beats All the
Champions in Brooklyn.

A prize of $1,000. the largest ever
awarded at the Brooklyn Horse Show,
was the feature OF last nights exhibi-
ton at the Riding and Driving Club. IL
was given for saddle horses and was
won by the chestnut gelding Amber
Crest. owned by Mortimer p. Fuller of
Scranton. Pa. and ridden by Mr.. Hess.
The winner is a horse with past.
]. A. p. Ramsdel OF Newburgh. who Is
one OF the oldest and most successful
breeders of saddle horses In the country,
developed him and sold him to $. h.
Jacobs of New York for something like
$4,000 about a year ago. with a guar
antee that he would win at the Brook
lyn Horse Show. Green and not yet
fully made" he failed and Mr.. Rams
dell had to take him back. In July he
changed the horses name from Glendee
TO Guiding star and won the champion
ship with him at Long Branch. selling
him soon afterward for $4,000 70 MS
present owner.
Greatly improved since his appearance
in Brooklyn a year ago. he met such
champions as Winona, Sun Dial. Chero-
kee Princess and Checkmate, as well as
a lot OF other noted winners. and fairly
defeated them all in the hands of the
skilled horseman who rode him. SIX
ribbons were awarded in this class.
The Whip, once champion of the Ma
t!onai Horse Show, won both classes Tor
harness horses, with Miss Hayes driv-
ing The big chestnut hackney IS now
owned BY John J.. Bushnell OF Spring
filed. Ohio, who shipped her all the way
10 Brooklyn to compete for blue ribbons.
IN the $500 stake for harness ponies
William LII. Wanamaker. Jr.'s, bantam
hackney high steppers finished one, two,
three, the imported ponies Kitty Mel
bourne and Sir Eric taking first and
second prizes, while the native gelding
sunrise, that defeated Mighty Mite at
the National Horse Show last year. was
third.
william Almy's jumpers. Rempstone
and Tradesrnan from Boston, topped
the largest class OF the evening. in
which thirty were shown. Silver Crest.
winner in class OF seventy-three en-
tries on the opening night, could get no
better place than fourth.
The Awards.
CLASS 59--Jumpers. Won by william Amy
b. e. Rempstone: second. Mr.. Alnly's ch. z
I'radesman: third, Troop I's br. 4. Barney
Boy: fourth, Becky Lanier's gr. &. Silver
CLASS a--IIarness borsos not under t52
hands. Won By john - Bushnelrs ch. m.
a.
Atknson's ch. z. Mogu; third, M. r.
Murphy b. g. Seaton Nfiddlemark; fourth.
Franklin y. Jourdans "a. &. Irvington
CLASS 4i-saddie horses over 14.2 hands
stakes 81 600. Won by Mortimer b, Fuller $
ch g., Amber Crest. second. David p,
Clara S. Peck's b. m. wnona: i' fourth nth
Janet Mackay's ch. m. Cherokee Princess
fifth. Charles r. Hubbs's ch. z. Sun Dial.
sixth. Miss Regina II. kiely's b. m. Even
CLASS - : Harness ponies: stake $500
Won by William VI. Wanamaker, Jr.'s. b.
makers Sir Eric third. Mr.. wanamaker's
,. 3. Sunrise: fourth. Horace :. Bells
hr. IN. Princess Patricia: fifth. Constance
Regan's b. m, Myra: sixth Jean Regan's
Willisbrook Fire Lad.
CLASS 5-Ladies' phaeton horses. Won BY
John l. Bu1hnells CHI, m. The Whip Miss
Ideal Matthias (Mrs. Anaire).
CLASS 5-Harness horses. lady's phaeton
ladies 20 drive-The Nhip. ch. m. won
John l.. Bushnell: Ideal Matthias. ch. z.
second. A. w. Atkinson.
CLASS J-Teams of three huntcrs-Per
formance 25 per ent.-Raopahannock br
q. Moonlight, b. g., Lone star. b. e.. Penn
herton Farms. second; John Farrell
team. first; Becky Lanier's team. third
Miss Lanis I0tt's team. fourth.
CLASS fo-saddle horses ridden by omateur'
tine Presidents cupl, walk, trot anf
santer-Winona. b m, won. Miss Clara $
Miss MacNay: Radiant. IN. r.. third Mr.
cushman. Evening star. b. M. fourth
Miss kieiy.
CLASS fS-Tandems tilarnosai-~FsNe ch. m.
Nctheralls Pride. ch. r.. ven. Woodrayde
Farm Mogul. ch. r.. Ideal Matthias. sec
nnd. a. n. Atkinson frvinsTon sylvia, ch
81, Fairvftw Princess. CHI M, third. Merlin
Farm Seaton sylvia b. M. Scaton Ser,
yins. b. *. fourth. Samer sncc smith
tlsArS -b-Ssddle horses not exceeding I.
hands walk. trot. csnterl~~Jundayc eli
fn.. won. Edwin KesSler; Norma ca m
second, George Cronch; The Little Girl il,
~, third. Janet Mackay. coquctte. D. M
fourth. Miss kiIey.