The New York herald., 1922-06-24
Surprises Attend the Judging
at Annual Event at Hun
ington Club.

Special Dispatch 20 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HUNTINGTON. l.. T.. June 23.-The de-
feat of Amber C-est. a seven-year-old
chestnut gelding, the property of Morti-
mer B. Fuller of Scranton. Pa winner
OF the championship for saddle horses
over 15.2 hands at the last Brooklyn
Horse Show, and reserve champion at
the Devon, Pa, exhibition, by Midland
Pal. a fve-year-old chestnut gelding ex-
hibited by the Midland Farm of East
Norwich. l.. l., was the big surprise in
the judging of the. first day of the sec
ond annual horse show at the Huntington
Bay Club here to-day.
The upset took place in the class for
saddle horses, park type. This class
was so large that 1t had to be divided
into two divisions Midland Pal received
the blue in the division for horses over
1872 hands. In the division for horses
under 1872 hands the winner was Chero-
kee Princess. the property Of Miss Janet
MacKay which won similar honors at
the last Brooklyn show.
Midland Pal scored a decided victory
by taking three blues. He was the win
ner in the novice saddle class. which
also had to be divided, and also in the
class for saddle horses owned on Long
Island that had never before won any
ribbon at any recognized morse show.
The sensational riding Of jumpers by
little Miss Betty Berry of Meadow Lane.
uf ri oil faa II. -.
we'll balanced and interesting program
Not that the little miss scored with her
mounts. Her victories principally were
registered when she was up on the
jumpers from the stable Of Harry Payne
Whitney. So cleverly did she handle her
mounts that the wealthy sportsman won
more than one of the coveted ribbons.
In class for jumpers performance
only to count, for a prize offered by
Charles A. O'Donohue, the Whitney
horses took the two first prizes with lit
tie Miss Berry riding each mount.
The day was decided victory for the
younger set. which managed to win
more than its share of honors Miss
Constance Sala Regan came into the
limelight when her Brunette won the
class for saddle horses ridden by chill
dren. Miss Becky Lanier's Silver Crest
caught the eye Of the judges in the class
for Corinthian hunters and won the
Frank Borun prize. Miss Clara III.
Peck. well known Brooklyn exhibitor.
won the blue among the saddle ponies
owned and shown by an amateur, with
her Midnight Frolic. ridden by Miss La
nier.
Crowd Sees the show.
The judging was witnessed by large
and fashionable gathering principally OF
the Long Island set. The handsome
grounds of the Huntington Bay Club. OF
which Mr.. George 3. Cortelyou is presl-
dent. beautifully situated on the shore
OF Huntington Bay. was packed with
automobiles. handsome horse drawn
turnouts and here and there big four
in-hand to lend an additional touch to
the picture. +. D.. Mackay is chairman
of the committee, NJ. Allen Warren, sec
retary: w. S. Bitz. assistant secretary.
and William A. Lathrop. treasurer.
Among others present were DIR. Bur-
nett c. Collins George Gudebrod, Harry
r. Stevens, Francis p. Garvan, John w.
Edmonds, S. A. Everett. William J. Tay
lor. Thomas J. Regan. c. A. Mcclure.
John w. Jewell J. Morton Halstead,
Herman d. Roosen, Carlos c. Rodriguez.
r. Harry Roulston. Marvyn Scudder.
Frank c. v. Page. Franklin Il. Jourdan.
Mrs. Edith Kelly, william Kennedy. Jr.,
Mrs. o. X. Eldredgc, c. a. Van Ider
stine. J. B. Morrell j. w. Hiltman.
Daniel p. Morse and Col. Frank II. Ray.
Also Leverett S. Lyons, A. II. Mars,
Jerald NJ. Livingston. Van s. Merle
Smith, Stefana Berizzi. Raymond v. In
gersoll. DIR. Willoughby. G. Pendill. Ar
chibald r. Watson. Mrs. Ethel Clyde.
Robert p. Scripps. Miles S. Charlock.
John F. Birmingham. J. F. MacEnulty.
Dean Bedford. Clarence G. Bernam. +.
s. Ellsworth. /. r. Oeland. A. e. Brion,
Reid l.. Carr, George b. Cortelyou,
George p. Adamson, c. e. Newton, Jr.,
f. ID. Mackay. Edward T. Horwill. stan
ley p. Jadwin and Elliott M. Edredge.
others who attended the show were
Albert III. Diebold. Palmer II. Jadwin.
Raymond T.. Baylis, w. A. Lathrop. VI.
Is. Snevily. John w. Braid. Theodore
Wolf. Charles r. Pray. Willard ". Bay
lis, A. p. w. Kinnan. Byford Ryan. NJ.
Allen Warren. Charles NJ. Higgins.
Charles +. Hubbs. George Crouch and
Mrs. Geraldyn l.. Redmond.
The show will continue tomorrow
with judging both morning and after
noon.
The awards: