The New York herald., 1922-11-12
Leading Stables of the Coun.
try Here for To-m0rrow's
Opening at Armory.

point OF numbers. dominate the show.
The 5000 stake, open to all horses
over 14.2 hands high, is one of the
features in this division. The names
of the horses nominated have not been
made public, but the owners repre-
sented are George Crouch, o. w. Leh
mann John p Grocer, r. r. M. Car
penter, o. B. Brown. Joseph ]. Murphy,
Mortimer Is. Fuller. Miss Janet Mac
Kay, John f. Birmingham, J. B. Davis
and Hampton e. Shropshire. There Is
much curiosity as to whether Mr.
Grocer will exhibit his great mare, Bo-
hemian Actress. winner of the stake
and the championship last year, and
unbeaten for two seasons at the coun-
try's leading horse shows. Her name
does not appear. but she is among those
entered in other classes. Here is a
partial though pretty comprehensive
list of them:
Miss Clara S. Pech's Moon Glow, Miss
Priscilla j. Mitchells Miss. Mrs. Ed
c. Cllfford's Chic Harley Rolling Rock
FARMS My Idol. Mortimer b. Fullers
Wee Becky, Mrs. Leland Stanford
Woods Bohemian Silk, Dilwyne FARMS
Hindoo and Powelton, Mrs. A. c. Lud-
lum's Bona French, Mrs. Gordon Russell
Thayer's Heather. Ernest p. Lull's Dom
ME Mead, Gouveneur M. Carnachan's s
Ruth, Miss Marion Randell Lelands Gay
Feather, s. L. Harbison's Miss Bah.
Woodbine FARMS Lady Margaret, O. w.
Lehmann's Personality, Byford Regans
Comet. Mrs. r. J. Goodman's Denmark,
Robert e. Moreland's AL Cries and jan
nette Velie, Joe B. Davis's Silver
Chanus and the Cavalry Schools Sala-
din.
Also Edward Kessler's Lady Bourbon
mans Sargent. George Crouch's Artists
Model and Norma, Miss Priscilla J.
Mitchell's Storm Signal. Mortimer B.
Fuller's Amber Crest, James j. Dooley,
Jrs., Grand Parade. Richard Sheehan's
National Bank, Dilwyne Farms The An
swer, o. 3. Browns Choice Satanet, p.
H. Montulet & Sons Supreme, Hampton
& Shropshires Sporty MCGEE, o. w.
Lehmann's EXETER, Byford Ryan's Me-
teor. Waugh Glascock's Porine, John
Denny's Southern Star, John II. Berming
hams Midland Pal, Mrs. Walter Bowls's
Gavotte. Miss Jessie NJ. Martens's rhe
Last Word. e. c. Writings Foraker,
John A. Hartford's Lady Olga.
And J. A. p. RamsdalPs Highlander,
Hugh Gormly's Ardoyne, William II.
Lockwood's Highlight, George Crouch's
King OF Comus. Sun King James T.
Colburn's The Mist, Miss Constance Sada
Regan's Churchill Downs. Miss Annette
Tilford's Mymi Dare, Burgoyne Hamil-
toms Dolly Hart, Mrs. Edward c. Cliff
ford's Chic Harley Janet MacKay's The
Little Girl. Woodbine Farms Lady Mar
garet, Edward Kessler's Jane Day, Joe
r. Davis's Bussie Lassie, George Crouch's
Norma, Miss Constance Sada Regan's
The Brunette.
Others are Miss Clara Peck's Winona,
Miss Priscilla T. Mitchell's Storm Signal
and Mliss, Joseph J. Murphy's The In
dian, United States Army's Allahmande.
Miss Ivy y. Maddison's Myopia, p. II.
Montulet & Sons, Supreme, Waugh Glas-
cocks Porine, Miss Jessie NJ Mar
tens's The Last Word, John A. Hart
ford's Lady Olga, Mrs. Irene Castle Tre-
mans Lightning, who will be ridden by
Miss Belle Beach: Mrs. Charles M.
Allaire's Missouri Flower. John p. Gro
zer's sir John, Miss Julia Searer's
Granite. o. w. Lehmann's Flying Eagle
John Dennis Southern Star. John p.
Crozer's Bohemian Actress. G. B. Browns
Mena, Shamrock Farms Little Cobbler,
Major Charles b. Amory's Cherry Creek
George Crouchs Fasonius and Miss
Michele Newborg's Meme Sweeper.
Here are some Of che exhibitors of
hunters and jumpers: Isaac II. Clothelr
Jr., Harvey s. Ladew. Richard Sheehan,
George Watson. Rolling Rock Farm
Waugh Glascock. The Cavalry School,
william McMath. Princess Dimitry N.
Golitzzine. Major c. L. Scott. Corrigan
Mckinney, Miss Becky Lanier, Miss
Grace Shuttleworth, Shamrock Farm,
Mrs. Walter II. Hanleyr Miss Constance
Regan. Mrs Harvey w. Shaffer, Fred
erlck Heller, Major Fred G. Wallace,
Ma Ioherf Law Jr Major r.. w. Taul-
bee. Foxcatcher Farm, Mrs. Dora w. V.
Scott. Fred wettack, John Nee. Bow
man. Michael J. Devaney, J. Gordon
Cooke, II. G. Huffer. Jr. and Byford
Ryan.