New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Miss Madison Gets
Two Victories With
Myopia at Mineola
Mr.. Devaney's Sandy Also
Wins Twice; Record
Breaking Crowd Expected
at Last Day of Horse Show

Twelve classes were Judged yester-
day at the second day of the Mineola
Horse Show and to-day three cham
pion classes will be judged.
Many members of society attended
yesterday, but as there rs no polo game
to- day at Meadow Brook, record
breaking crowd is anticipated
Miss Ivy Madison scored a popular
victory with her Myopia, in the saddle
class. Myopia had good field to de-
feat, Miss Martens The Last Word
being strong runner-up. The saddle
class, with ladies to ride, was also won
by Miss Madison with Myopia. Mr.
Byford Ryan's Comet was second and
The Last Word fourth.
The hunter class, over the five-foot
lump, was won by Mr.. M. j. Devaneys
Sandy, who made a clean score. Sandy
was again winner with Miss Ruth E
Pages Ray O'Lite in the pair class
while Mr.. Byford Ryan was second, with
his toppie pair, Cannie Jean and CANINE
Jock. The show will close to-day.
To- days winners follow:
course0Won by Mr. NJ ], Devany..s Sandy,
second. same owners Black watch; third,
Miss Paula Murray's Trouthack' fourth
" saddie ts horses (i42 to Is hands)-won
by Miss Constance Regan's Princes sec sec
ond, Miss Janet McKaya The Little orr
third, Mr. L. J. Horowitzs waler'a' iOur'"'
Aithe" nDaa''GrS second, or u 0 Mr. " william dartrslls
Brooks Worthy thirdt MI de0Ige MS q cbsrlsg ms
Weiland's Peter Redlac.
Thoroughbred saddle horsos--Won by
Mrs Payne Whitney's Web Carter; second,
Mrs Frederick Guosta's Golden Morning;
fourth, Mrs. Payne Whitney's Wyndoyer.
Saddle horses--~Won by Mrs. James A.
Hewlett's Spinning Jiqny, second second Mr. NJ
Godfrey Prcece's school Giri.
Combination ride and drive horses--Won
by Mr. Byford Ryans Goneti seTond, r
owners Highwayman; fourth, Mr.. Seward
Cary's schwininger.
Road hacks (shown under saddle and 1,t,, TO
Farms Home Brew second, Mr. Richard
c. Kettles Poppy; third Mr. Godfrey
Preece's Swell Guy; fourth Mrs. II. r.
Saddle horses over 52 hands--won by
Miss Ivy D. Madison's Myopia; second
Jennie N. Martens The Last Word ord third ,,l
]. A. p Ransdeirs Highlander.
Green or qualified heavyweight hunters
(up TO carrying 29o pounds and M over !, u, 70
morton second Box Hill Farms Boot
logger.
formances name oveT fopr fences five feet high)
Won by Mr. NJ j. Devanry's. Sandy
second. same owners Black Watch,
ssddS Ss Miss vr yy nafS' % Msdson
Comet; third, Mrs Leland stanfords white
Bohemian SILK fourth, Miss jessie ai. Mar
Pairs of hunters or jumpers--Won BY
Miss Ruth ~. Pages Ray O Lite and Mr.
NJ. J. Deyaney's sandy; second. Mrs. byford
third, Mrs. Charles H. Powel's Fernoy
and Mr.. Byford Ryan's Hillmortoni
fourth Mrs. Payne Whitney's Webb Car
ter and Wyndover.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ga record
crowd attended the second day of the
Bryn Mawr horse show to-day. Keen
rivalry marked the big feature Of the
day, the sweepstake event for hunters
and jumpers for the fourth Radnor
Challenge Cup, presented by Mr. Sam
uel D. Riddle.
Mr.. Victor C. Mather, on Vanwood,
won the first leg on the cup with a
clean performance. MIR. Isaac Fl
Clothier jr, who entered four Of the
greatest horses produced by sunny
brook Stables, won the red rosette with
Sir Linsin. Mrs. Robert f. Strawbridge
up on Cottesmore, was awarded thrf
honors.
There were numerous spills. In the
big morning oveat for novice hunters
Master Morris Dixon was tumhled over
Thomas Wilkinson's head, but hung
gamely to the reins as the frightened
chestnut strove to get free.
The blue ribbon in the class for
green hunters went to Mr.. Isaac H.
Clothier jr.'s horse Mr.. Victor Mathers
Ienni Lenape took second honors and
Mr.. Clothier took the third with sunny
brook Lass.
Lieutenant William Boswell, Of the
army group, after taking Colonel
Hyatt's Princess Pat safely over three
jumps, lost the gold bar on his left
shoulder az the mare stumbled at the
fourth bar, fiinging the rider violently
In a nasty nose dive Miss Gathering
cClothier fell from Cocoa, which refused
to take jump in the pony class.
The morning was devoted chiefly &c
children and Shetland PONY classes
Little Miss Alexandra Mellon Grange
daughter Of Mrs. George S. Hasbrouck
Of Berwyn, and her little Tar Baby
were given rousing ovation. The six.
year-old girl brought her favorite tt