New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Sally Lanier, III,
Star Performer
AT Horse Show
Exhibits Sisters Best Jump
ers at Monmouth and Wins
Ribbonsi i'm SeveralC Classes:
Rides Like a Veteran
Day One of Good Events
Governor Edwards and Staff
Will Attend To-day and
Fine Program Is Promised
From n STAFF Correspondent

| ond day of the Monmouth County Hunt
Horse Show was all that any enthusi.
! astic horse lover could wish. The
weather was ideal, the horses fit fol-
keen competition, nearly every seat OF
the grandstand occupied, the judging
| excellent and plenty of generous pa.
irons for the debutantes who solo
cigarettes and bouquets for the benefit
of local charities.
Miss Sally Lanier, eleven-year- old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D
Lanier, of New York, and the sweep.
stake saddle class won by Mortimer B
rulers Amber Crest were the features
of to-day's show. Miss Sally won five
blue ribbons, two reds and several vel.
lows and whites-all against riders and
horses of fame.
Miss Becky Lanier, an older sister
who owns Silver Crest and Dixie, two
of the best hunters and jumpers in the
American show ring, is spending the
summer in northern camp. Miss
Lanler had entered Silver Crest and
DlXle at the Monmouth Show and Miss
Sally became the official exhibitor of
her sisters horsse The young girl
conducted herself like horsewoman of
experience.
Silver Crest won the opening jump.
ing class against thirty-fve com
petltors. In the lightweight qualified
hunter class Silver Crest carried Miss
Sally to another blue. Then in a
Jumpers touch and go sweepstake Silver
Crest won another important event
IodInS' pt1,Dt 81, O.
took first and third prizes with Silver
Crest and Dixie. In the polo mount
Silver Crest rested while Miss Sally
rode Dixie to q first. In almost every
event she entered Miss Sally just
romped away with the blue ribbon.
Amber Crest Again Wins
The saddle horse sweepstakes brought
together the outstanding saddle horses
of the show, Miss Ivy Madison s
Myopia and Mr.. Mortimer B. Fuller's
Amber Crest, in an event when boil,
horses put forth their best efforts
Mr.. Fuller rode Amber Crest himself
while Miss Madison rode Myopia
General Charles /. Debevoise and Mr.
Lewis E. Warning, the judges, watched
the two horses for over twenty minutes
before they decided to call for help
Another judge was called into the ring
and finally, after much delberation,
Amber Crest rode out with the blue
and Myopia carried the red. Both
horses had many supporters in the
stands.
j. Ford Johnson jr's Laughter was
crowned champion polo mount of the
show. Mr.. John H. Mulchay's Belle of
Troy was named reserve champion.
Mrs. George C. Sherman and Mr.. Fred
erick Roe, both we'll known polo play
ers, were the judges Of to-day's polo
classes, which brought out many high
grade ponies.
Tomorrow the saddle, hunter and
jumper champions will be named. A
record program has been arranged in
honor of Governor Edward l. Edwards
and his staff. who will attend. In the
morning a golf match has been ar
ranged at the Norwood course for the
horse show guests which will bring
together Walter Hagen, British open
champion, and Joe Kirkwood, Austral-
ian champion, who will play against
Gene .Sarazen, new open American
champion, and L. Fotheringham, the
Norwood professional and champion Of
Africa.
Bile for the success of this years show
consists of Mr. Rufus C. Finch, master
of the Monmouth Hunt; Mr.. Arthur
R. Jones, Mr.. G. Jason Waters and Mr..
W. S. Blitz, secretary. Brigadier Gen
eral Howard S. Borden was in charge
Of the ring to-day and tomorrow Mr..
Harry Content will be in charge. The
match will be turned over to local
charities in Monmouth County.
Summary of Events
Following are the winners:
SR"S sv: S9se Crest So sss F Bffhy
Security, Rufus c. Finche Sir Richard.
Model polo mounts (to be shown in
nd)-Peter Hauck jr.'s Minora, j. Ford
Johnson 5r.'s Laughter. John II, Null
Saddle horses (9yer IS and not over 1872
Crowley Mrs. Leland Stanford Woods
bohemian Silk. Charles E. Buffers Bona
French.
Becky Laniers Silver Crest, Mrs. Frank A.
Bachs Musette, Miss Becky Lanier's
Lightweight polo mounts. Ford John
son jr,'s Laughter. John II. Mulchay' s
Belle Of Troy Peter Hauck Jrs Lorette.
G9mbna0q horses oTsr ~
Cruch's Copper King. Miss Mildred Be
dell's Powder Puff.
Heavyweight polo mounts-Peter Hauck
jr.s Mnora, John H. Mulchay's Dazzle, L.
X. Berman's Duke.
Jumpers "a touch-andgo sweepstake)--
Miss Becky Laner's Silver Crest, Michael
j. Devaney's Barrier, Mr.. Devaney's Black
Watch.
Polo mounts (teams of three)-J. Ford
Johnson jrs Laughter, Button and Grey
Friar.
Saddle horses (sweepstakes)-Morti r
B. Fuller's Amber Crest. Miss Ivy d. Mad
disons Myopia Mrs Leland Stanford
Woods Bohemian SILK.
Champion polo mounts. Ford John
son jr..,s Laughter, John H. Mulchay' S
Belle of Troy.
Ladies' ANNIVERSARIES Becky Lanier's
Silver Crest. Rufus c. Finch's Sir Richard.
Miss Becky Lanier's Dixie.
Polo mount branded pony--Miss
Becky Laner's Dixie. J. Ford Johnson 8
Lightning.
Road hacks-Mrs. Albert c. Ludum $