New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Worlds Premier
Pony, Forrest Fire,
Wins at Syracuse
William Wanamaker, Owner
of Little Steed, Searches
Globe Without Success
to Find Mate for Him
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

opeCal OISpUtCH 10 INe 1TtDNNS
SYRACUSE, Sept. 12.-The almost
perfect pony, Forrest Fire, owned by
William Wanamaker, of the Woodroyd
Farms, Philadelphia, captured the blue
IN the feature event of the second days
events at the State Fair Horse Show.
The pony was the center Of an ad-
miring throng throughout theafternoon.
Mr.. Wanamaker has searched all over
the world for mate and has been
unable to find one. An accident marred
today's program when Thomas H.
Gehenny, stable manager for Princess
Golitzine, of Mount. Kisco, attempt
ed to ride the spirited Sunshine,
a jumper, while suffering with a
broken arm, was thrown and his arm
was broken again. This is the fifth
time in three months that he has frac-
tured his arm, being thrown from
mounts.
The summaries:
Middle and heavyweight green hunters
man, M. F. Murphy; third, Gregoon. Sd
United States Cavalry; fourth, Princess.
General John J. Pershing; fifth. Aiise
Golitzine; second. Bally Macshane, Rally
Farm; third. IMoonshine Charles B. Powell;
Womens local saddle horses-First. Bet
ty Blk Rosalind A. Weeks; secondy Blue
Belle, Caroline Biehler.
Saddle ponies-First, Cassilia, Chestnut
Blaise, Rosalind A. Weeks; second Bonita,
Troop B. New York State Troopers; third,
fourth Prince PBald. Miss Frances Pen
dergast.
New York state Troopers horses (in
pairs)--First. Kaye and Kobe. Troop X;
second: Guardian and Glowworm, Troop G
third, Dollar and Bill Troop d.
Empire State military cup carrying UP
fo States a
tional Guard reserves or officers)-First
Ky, Major Taulbee; second, Gay Lark
General John ]. Pershing; fourth, Dragon
Sd United States Cavalry.
Jumpers EaIm. ridden By sseona sandy
WOOD; 1eodef fourth. Datso, Major Taul6ee
woedreyd oes F Farms; second. Adulation. Louis
Long Combs; third Trillo Swell, Broadvie~
Farms
Nethera1ls PRIDE Woodroyd Farms;- sec
ond. Animation and Admiration, Louls
Long Combs third, excessive s,s,,iyetoa and Ex'
Best single horse in troops of state police
First Kay, Troop 4; second. Dee. TrooI
d: third. Guardian. Troop *; fourth, Dash
Troopers .mounts-First.s Kidd, Troop x
second. Buddy. Remount Service Quarter
Cavalry rem,unts--First. EN- tar1. kidd, Troop x
second. Kay. Troop X, third. Brett Cavalry
detachment, u: S. M. a.; fourth, Pos
Entry, Carmel Troop c.
Saddle horses shown in hand-First, 81
Meteor, owned by Ford Ryan, third. Gole
Crest, owned by Mortimer B. Fuller fourth
Sparklet, owned by Mrs. Joseph S. Sy
vester.
Jumpers. performance only to count =
First, Tradesman. owned by NJ. F. Murphy
second. Ballymacshane. owned by Rail.
Farms; third, Gay Lark, owned by Majo
Local saddle horses-First, Kingston
owned by Mrs. Julius H. Kevand second
Molly Brown, owned by ]. v. Murphy.
Military jumping First, Allema nd G
owned by Sd u. S. Cavalry; second, Ga.
Lark, owned by Major General Harbord
third, Datto, owned by Major II. w
Taulbee.
Saddle horses over 14,2 and under 1872
First. Norma, owned by George Crouch
second, Marjolaine, owned by Miss Martht
Lamar Ellis; third, The Brunette owned
by Miss Constance ssaIa Rsgan; fourth. Sea
Lightweight hunters, carrying up to is
pounds-First CANINE Jock. owned by For
Michele, Newborg; third cannis e., Jean Js.
owned by Mrs, Frank A. Bach.