s 8 4 THE NEW YORK HERALD>, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1922. ! AMAZING RECORDS IN $60,000RACE <$, ...... r.* ' s and Owners of Snob and BLUE FRONTf Jl Expatriated American His Descendants Predominate Press Agent's Occupation Is I Running Meetings Horses Players Arriving Pillory, the Man of the Hour in Turf Glassies Gone as Promoter of n * I 1 t n£ Island to Train for Others Hopeful of Winning SALES Horseman England's to De neia m i f $^sehorse Junior Awmg British Breeders. This Season. Exhibits. PublicityCovington, Ky June (i-July 8 Championships. Kentucky Special. STABLESI IkW AUCTIONS Muntrcul, ( tin June bo(4 LEXINGTON Aqurdurl, N. Y Juno 10-July 7 24 Street Ty TP THIRD AVE. llnmUtun, Cun .June SU-July 3 rACTGKs IN THiF The prominence of the blocH of By G. CHAPLIN. I. Curt Krir. Cnu July 4-U About fifty polo horses will be Need of such a turf test as the 150,000 OLASSTCix I tankers, N. Y luty H-3U at »ije Mlneola fair grounds assembledon Kentucky Special, a scale weight race of "The Recognized Eastern Disbributkig Centre for Horses" ti.e winners and contoiaderaCyl!nof Tho scarcity of show horses la leading i Windsor, Can July 13-80 Island this week 15 Hnniiltun, Can July 31-Aug. 7 Uong for the use of one mile and a quarter, to be run next i he classic races in England this season to some queer practices this season In United States Army officers who are Saratoga. X. Y Aug. 1-31 Saturday at Estonia to determine Auction Sales and Thu Sales Every Day. Seven Three-Year-Olds Placed tffords new proof that Argentine the management of horse shows. i i*l Me, (an Aug. 8 l;> going to compete for the junior cham- jihe Mondays rsdays.Private Windsor, Can Aug. 17-84 l>iwiiaui|> mui i agaimcu in question of primacy among the acquired one of the greatest siresbreedersof secretaries in other days wereEnterprisingOttuu-a. Can Aug. S.VSept. l riqr L. I 8-18 Men and horses have been August. of American spring racing, 11 Times Since 1017 in modern times when the son of Bona accustomed to making public in (lueens, sept. lected in all of the se:to threeyear-olds Montreal, Can Sept. 8-18 parts country becomes more and more apparent as the Cista and Arcadia was taken to South through the newspapers advanceAqueduct. N. Y Sept. 18-3U represent the Army Polo Association. 1300 HEAD <3F HORSES Contests. on. There Is no Greatest England's\merlca In 1908. was then Jo of Interest exhibitors Koine. Md Sept. 80-30 Many of the four footed players aro current season wears Cyllcne concerning everythingToronto. Can 80-87 a _ a _ Sept. the of Uncle Sam's of a race considerable rears old, but he had been in the stud and their entries as u means of Windsor,, Can Sept. 30-Oet. 7 merely pick cavalry chance among any Jamaica, X. Y ' Oct. 8-14 horses; others are the personal number of the best in any Eastern stake At Auction To-morrow >nly eight seasons in his native land. the crowds. Apparently for the Md Oct. 3-88 erty of army officers.'while a few prop!have Tly GIRNEY C. GIK. attracting laiurrl, of the first class before autumn. ind the number of his offspring was real or fancied, that Mr. Jones mayreason,YoliUris. X. Y Oct. 10-88 been loaned by wealthy sportsmen who JUNE 191th, AT 10 O'CLOCK Although Major Waldorf Astor playa peapuck, N. J Oct. 88 want of the rela- MONDAY, :onsequently small by comparison with not show The Monarch If he finds out KaltHnorr. Md Oct. 31-Nov. II to see American army players as As little is known to-day of lived to exhibit The Quernn, X. Y Nov. 7 well mounted as those of England. tlve merits or the many Diuaers ior mr Business Outfits, Tnicks, Carriages, Harness, &c. nany his contemporaries that that Mr. Smith Is going lion Not. 18-30 to the time has Complete liant wife III the worid of politics, as if, Md Up present these crown as was known ind died in Britain. Cicero, the Derby Tarader him, the effort of a been a contrast three-year-old TO THE HIGHEST BIDDEIRS WITHOUT RESERVE. on to against striking between British shown their recent visit this . *14001 meeti.-urs. at vinner of 1905, was among his- colts good many secretaries nowadays is and American army poio, with the either the $50,000 Derby before country, ho is preeminently the hat were old to race, and no V J enough news of exhibits and all in favor of the Islanders.advantageChurchill Downs or the $50,000 member of the family In distinguishedths tooner had Cyllene been lost to to keeping directed In all sea. The the great international natches at Plmlico. Morvlcn won the racing world across the than three more winners.Minoru.EngandL'xhlbltors out of the papers until after of recent the British soldier Preakness Special.Thursday, June 22nd.Special American turfman's years has and demonstrated expatriatedoemberg and Tagalic.flashed to the the horses are on the show grounds. been the backbone of the team, but the Derby cleverly Kentucky as a breeder and owner achievementsof in the DR. T. A. DONALE>. LINCOLN. ILL. front within four years Epsom Entries in the "stakes." which MUTUAL United States Army has yet to develop that he could carry weight a mile and'a In in the last few big CONDEMNS England yearsracehorseslassie, giving their sire a record never its first to have been remarkable, not to say be Interesting to player good enough take quarter. But be did not prove by win- natched by any other horse. would particularly part In the cup matches. There have Carload of Selected Draught, Delivery and Farm Chunk* .and the of his «n rufltllu 1711 a he was the best performances unprecedented,The family is breeding on with mighty fHoH been some ning the Derby that crack Pogrom and signs of an awakening since horse his in the country, because three-year-olds jower in both the male and female, of being given out, and the whole BETTING ON RACES the great war and men In of age In this year's Oaks and Derby have prominent some other smart Tamar lnes. Eemberg got both Pogrom and at the opening of a show la situation polo are now predicting that Ih the near three-year-olds''were made him the man of the hour on the the first two past the win- of that a racing on May 13, at Plmlico in the Accoi Every Warranted Horse Sobriquet, suggestive juncture strikinglyat, future the army will take a leading part others, Our Written! Guarantee mpanies British turf. ling post in this year's Oaks, while the masked ball at which the dancers in American tournament Preakncss renewal, and several of Trial to Noon Wednesday. Ambition to win one of the five classic play. Ducky and Permits Up vinner of the Derby, Capt. Cuttle, was or of a game of stud pokerunmask,at Too a Tax on Patrons As showing the spirit of cooperation notably, Whirisaway, Olympus, Price 13 Refunded If Animal Proves Other races.Two Thousand Guineas, One with an ace Heavy Hour and Kal Sang, four of the most Entire Purchase tut of a daughter of Cyllcne, and (he stage when the player among civilians In helping the soldiers as Thousand Guineas, Derby, Oaks and St on the formidable of his two-year-old rivals of Than Represented. the runner up. has another Tanar,buried turns it face upward of the Tnrf, One of the to make a creditable showing this year A GUI1DE YOU CANT GO WRONG!" name them in the order of "WITH THE SIGN FOR Leger, to for his granddam. In last year's fable. It is of note that Robert L. 1921, were temporarily Incapacitated by their for almost a century daugh:er worthy sickness. within the fort- running.has .-lassies every one of the three placed Talent Says. Bacon of the Meadow Brook Club has They had, All Renresentations Guaranteed in Writing.TWO FULL led England's wealthy sportsmen torses In the was a grandson of The of the Monmouth 'county night, fallen victims to influenza after with throughout the Derby passing placed his private polo field on iA-ng DAYS FOR TRIAL. many others together^vllene, and the same thing was true of Horse Show Association and its annual Island at their for practice training brilliantly fot *he Derby. world to pour out money in a golden occasioned disposal he Two Thousand Guineas. Fole- exhibitions at Long Branch games. Before going abroad last weel: Ilace. 133 EAST 24TH ST. TELEPHONE 3100 MADISON SQUARE. tiood in breeding, buying and training the winner of the St. was many regrets, By J. H. COXSIDINE. Pillory's Preakneas MAIN OFFICE. contests, nareh, Dcger, little surprise, though Edward Q. McVitty of the same club colts and tillies for the annual >ut of a daughter of Polymelus, son of horsemen who had for almost in The Heralp Richard T. Wilson's Pillory, winner of J but few Indeed have in a among In a recent article mounted Major E. Engel, one of the accomplished fyllene. while Petrea, runner up in the thirty years made a practice of for the season, with three the Preakness, an hour or so before lifetime as much as Major Astor has at W. H. Gocher lauds the use of the army players Dne Thousand Guineas, was from Doro, the midsummer reunions attending high class polo horses of his own Morvleh galloped hi* impressive mile done a little more than a decade, and in >y Cyllene. Park. But for the generousHollywood on the trotting tracks, claimingparimutuelstwo of them the noted and a quarter at Churchill Downs, did lie has done it all with horses of his own a few a to crooked by rearlng, Out of fifty-eight leading winners In < support of Harry Content and they are deterrent racing sire a full not in the Preakncss prove that he was breeding, which adds vastly to the wouldfinancialhave the salvation of the sport. polo Houston, thoroughbred AUCTION 1n 1921 others the old show and of in the East, HOE:SE flrcat Britain and Ireland probably the best horse his age WEEKLY brother to Wyetli, winner of the of his achievements in the eyes had the blood ol the great sire. been abandoned more than ten years In a measure this is doubtless true in because three or four smart colts that world. importance tweny-two where the Derby. Another well wisherAmericanof of the racing \nd fourteen years after no had left the ago, for after automobiles made it regard to the trotting turf, the soldiers has invited them to make had trained for the Freakness, like the | 134 horses at entries are small and the betting $tig,KOO for nrooilmure. :ountry his sons in England got to drive fine carriage Impossible use of his farm and polo field near brilliant absentees from the Kentucky A-lnners of 198 races, worth summer resorts which originally light, but in connection with were with the all Sir $448,000. the comparativelyRumson, N. J., during the season. Derby field, laid up BERGEN HOR!5E COMPANY It was at the dispersal sale of Dne of these sons, Polymelus. led the list it the annual exhibitions the running turf there is little doubt sickness. In 1911 that the supported use prevalent coughing William Bass's stud )f winning sires, as he has done over steadily declined. In its palmy days it that if racing is to survive their Snob II., a French-Vied son of 519 Ave., Jersey City of Astor, M. P., caused a or of Communipaw husband Lady md over again since 1914. was essentially a harness horse show, must be abolished the "sport the famous Sardanapale's stre, Prestige,from stir by bidding $22,500 for the young At the of 27 was Frank J. Gould, kings" will eventually bo submerged In Sells mare caked Dora, WBDNESDAY, JUNE 21 the ripe age Cyllcne and when Fatty Bates, Government Farm an American May mare Maid of the MLst, by groat >till living, at last accounts, on Argen- Ft. F. Carman, John Spratley, H. C. a sea of commercialism. came through brilliantly at Jamaica on A. A M. r.OI.DlttElMl will i>ell Cvllcns (sln> of four Derhv winners), v motorized their :ina's famed Oj,o de Agua stud farm, Hoskier, Mrs. John Gerken, Mitchell One cannot commend the enormous Mav 18. bv dcfeatlnnr a field of high 1G Homes been used by an exptoss firm rho have plant, weighing cut of the renowned Sceptre, winner 01 vhose the annual B. Hulme, T. E. purses which are given for special races Many Morgan Horses class In the Stuyvesant from 1.000 lo 1,400 lbs.. In tho best o f condition, right out of hard work and the two-year-bids topped Harrison, George in three-year-olds will give Rood satisfaction. all the classic races except Demy (ales last season with an average of and Strauss & Hcxter were bringing at tracks where the machines are Handicap, and, because of this perform- built by Durr & Nelson. her the side of the Maid Gordon because is so 8 Skeleton Express Wagons ling In year. By E6.C00 for forty-nine head. Cyllenc's ,out their fresh high steppers there to operation, profit obviously Animals ance, was from John Sanford, 8 Sets Double Harness. to be sold was and Demand for Riding bought and too young separately jion Pulgarln was the best three-year-old a lino on them for the later exhibition the principal incentive, the breeding his breeder, by J. S. Cosden of Balti- S Sets Single Harness. the horse Tor- get as J. E. B Irmlngham, Iowa; a good load of horses a Ally foal by obscure Jif the season on the Argentine turf, and at Madison Garden there were Industry as well true sportsmanship Exceeds Supply. more, for the unusual sum of $85,000. 28 Horses consigned by Wlnslow, whose fee was less than $100, Square scant right out of work. Some nicely match'en pairs. , point, stud t was a close race between Cyllcne and few more Interesting or important shows is given consideration. Snob's Withers victory at Belmont Park was thrown In with the "machine made races" an and the filly Diamond Jubilee for first place among iVinn ih» rinS at Hollywood Park. In these C. C. Stillman, secretary of the over Pillory, the Preakness winner, E. C. BURDiCK, Auctioneer. mare. Lord Astor named her Ilamoaze, vinning sires. owner is not asked to take long chances Horse Club, reports the saleMorganof which he signalized by galloping one i»nd three years later had the pleasure Is a horse foaled in .of some two years or more in advance mares Man second in the Cyllene chestnut The Monmouth County Hunt will hold more than eighty stallions, and mile mile in 1 :35 4-5 and equaling .of seeing her finish 1S95 and bred by C. D. Rose, an English Branch 27 or me running witn accumulating from the United .States o' War's record for the race, seemed to Club Stakes ($37,200) over a a horse show at Long July is only required to nominate geldings Jockey :urfman who contributed much time and to 29. This announcement will Interest torfelts.buthorse farm at Middlebury, Vt. sinceMorganconfirm his Jamaica form and mark him of a mile and at a month before the of the course three-quarters tnwney in combating the tendency to exhibitors, as It was about day 1919. The sales included 19 as the most dangerous rf the aspirants SHIP BY WM. H. STIIANG MOTOR VANS which is accounted one of many prospective a small if February. Newmarket, !diort races a ago. He did no show 'would be held race, with nominating fee, combination saddle and harness horses, for Morvich's crown. distance races of the British generation supposed that on the race his the great lot run of the classics. He won A well any. If the day of 5 carriage 10 single harness But the form of the Withers was in any there this year. arranged prize chances not too he pairs. turf. out of eleven races and in classes for saddle horses, do look any rosy horses, 10 stallions and 8 broodmares. versed in the renewal of the $50,000 Astor the next year bred line $128,150 list of fifty need not start and his sportsmanship re| Vm. H. Strajvo Major iour me ascui uuiu \,ui> and under saddle, polo These horses went to many different mont Stakes on June 10, when PilloryBel! Hamoaze to the Derby winner Sunstar, nonej. ,ne ponies In harness will have cost him nothing. V NOUt SKIPPING from a pood field with extraordinary mounts and hunters and Jumpers will States and foreign countries. Mr. raced from behind Snob II. and easily and she promptly gave him the bay colt It is not at all uncommon on days ** *> ATuumc *»t. < as a and was recog- soon be issued. The committee is made says there r.re more inquiries and beat him. There was nothing dubious AcAl A Buchan that was beaten a neck in the >ase four-year-old when the attendance is heavy to see Stillman n>> ' racehorse. It was of G. Waters, Iiufus C. Finch orders for Morgans, particularly obout Belmont victory. He Thousand Guineas and half a tired as a very great up Jason more than $1,000,000 pass through the Pillory's 'loped he would meet Flying Fox In one 11and Arthur R. Jones. The secretary will horses, than can be filled. saddleand Snob, also Hea and -Ray Jay, the /Twoiength In the Derby and that ran third machines, which, at 5 per cent and two Belmont 126 first in the rich c>f the ten thousand pound rnees for all be W. S. Blitz. means more than other starters, packed In the St. Leger and "breakage," $60,000, Seasoned work horses now have the none suffered bad luck. Stakes two years in <»ges, but he went wrong in training just and which with the would bring pounds each and Bandown Eclipse has "gate" call In the local market, as shown by was a better colt than once with 13fi on tvhen the excitement of such a contest L. E. Lambert of Baltimore the to over It I'lllory simply accession, pounds horse day's receipts $100,000. the average of $200 for a consignment Snob Moreover he was a better colt Mated witn tnc American 'vas beginning to make itself felt. It established a notable must be remember'd that this enormous if. Anywhere within 300 mile* of New York. Ihis bock. at Mountainrecently of eleven second hand .'.ratters in the he a short In Hamouze tvas not unt'l ho had been lost to Brlt'sli stud and show stable sum ir never In as than Ilea, which had beaten CABS SPECIALLY BUILT. EXPEBlEJfCBD HORSEMEN IN lired hor«e Tracery 19IS. Md. Hebreeding again circulation far regular Monday auction at Fiss. Doerr head in the Preakness renewal and CHARGE. Tamar, that finished second to Ijreeders that his greatness as a sire View Farm, Germantown, as the racing public is concerned, as produced his to breed ami exhibit saddle horses, 6 Carroll's a week ago. Generally cool which most persons who saw the WM. H. STRANG Captain Cuttle In a field of thirty i ante to light. In the light of what endinlendsthe machines are inexorable in their weather this month has. however, made the Stakes of 1922. few Immediate descendants accom- 1hunters and hackney ponie.?. To this run thought might have beatenPreaknesshim #00 ATLANTIC AVE., BROOKLYN. fciarters for Derby Hoise Show greed. a better demand than is usual in June Club's race Maid of Mist herself pave to Major it now looks as If he might have hi purchased at the Devon Much could be written in if the Maryland Jockey great the [dished stallion Talk* for the fresh Western offerings in these at a mile and a or Astor the crack filly Sunny Jane, by been another St. Simon had he srent sale the imported pony of this form of speculation at the had been quarter and sire of winners, condemnationsemi-weekly sales at the Twenty-fourth more. lUinstar, In 1914. She ran second to Ills long life In England. In this Wildfire, a winner tracks and very little in its favor, but street mart. jDtadem In the One Thousand Guineas Is and together with several pony mares from the fact is very that two of the Mr. Wilson, wlio has named Pillory it noteworthy significantconnection At the patent for the naturally is M. B. NEWCOMB, and then turned the tables on the that Cyllene's sire. Bona Vista, by the the stud of James Cox Brady. principal cities where racing under this A. who sells Kentucky Special, of the Gl»n Meadows stud a George Bain, most of the satisfied with the outcome of the HorseS 924 Seventh Ave. her over the to is conducted are Saddle was abroad dispersal system I by defeating: longer sold go winnergreat Bend Or, absolutely fine horses and dairy cattle offered at now he has thfe best Thone 283.Circle. Cable addrst, course In the Oaks. In 1918 Maid of be "buried" in Hungary, while short tlmo ago Mr. Lambert acquired when the race meetings end. He is sure Belmont. and bred Glen Chief, one impoverishedauction east of the Mississippi River, with the possible exeep- FOR HIRE Newbridge. the Mist produced a full brother to winner of the Derby In 1809 the saddle stallion was to three-year-old, Minoru, sires of his breed, and In New York yesterday trying lion or Morvicn, tn tne country. "© is Sunny Jane called Craig an ICran. This one of best sons, shared of the successful the auctioneer's hammer For the Four Summer Months, 50 Saddle Horses md Cylleno'ffc he has the Imported Charley Doble Is Dead. find presented not without that Pillory will prove colt was close to the best if he was not i like fate in Russia; also that Flying for getting hunters to him T. Harbison and left hope June to September, inclusive. In horse De Grey, by the St. Charles P. Doble, a younger brother by Shelby that he is better than Morvlc-h by Harneu Horses, Hunters, the best three-year-old England last ( 'ox, the great rival and near relative thoroughbred In a taxlcab when the busy auctioneer People going to the country for season, the Two Thousand I^egi-r winner Troutbeck. from the Duke of the famous Iludd I>oble, died recently the doughty Californlan at Latonla Polo Ponies end winning (if Cyllene, and the greater Ormonde, was hurrying away to catch a train beatingthe summer can hire a horse, Guineas for his owner at last, and also of Westminster's stud in England. Mr. at his home in Apalachin. N. Y., where on June 21. 'trandsire of Flying Fox, were both sold last week he after his last sale at Dnrland's Riding blanket, a Children's Ponies. the Sandown Eclipse Stakes for the breeders. Lambert was In New York trained and drove the trotters of 15 Mr. has saddle, bridle, &c., for export and lost to British sh'-w Gen. Hen.1amln P. Marshland Academy. Since May Bain DtIsonomy, winner of the In M. prospects of $1,510. average But Mr. Wilson is the only man who $35 month My Thoroughly St. Leper. years old. For a long time he was had a horse B'lmont to per Broken and Acclimated. Ascot Gold Cup and sire of Isinglass, another new exmoitor in the disposed FROM Another Prise. Frank Babeock, associated with Ttudd Doble and later The Horse Is selling accept the result of that race as TRIAL ALLOWED. Popinjay the largest money winner In turf from Toronto. Canada. Is trained a Bergen Company of note public stable. In 1899 he had a and seasoned Mr. is confident Satisfaction Guaranteed. the is now sixteen 1 Distant Shore, the granddam of of show horses for his good run of fresh Cosden determinative.DURLAND'S Maid of Mist years his:cry. a r.tablo assemblingI-ord Vincent, 2:08:}« in his string, and In t Vl.. tnonlllvwork11'n.lnni'^QiTthat Snob IT. did not run his race in the old. Few If other mares of her Cyllene, was one of the many great Miss Marian Babeock. to ride any daughter, with him won both the $10,000 Charter auctions which arc now a feature at the Belmont and to the slowness of ace ever sent to the turf In so short a daughters of the Derby winper and drive at this week's exhibition the^e Oak at points RIDING ACADEMY toproducingSt. purse Hartford and the $5,000 Communlpaw avenue stables in Jersey the Belmont pace, as compared with the time such a quintet of descendants that Ilermlt. She is closely related and afterward at Rochester, Syracuse Transylvania purse at Lexington, Peter 5 West 66th St. the fourth dam of Omar Horse Show In City. The sales are to be continued all sizzling speed at which Snob carried Saddles : Bridles were winners or factors in all the classic Alvere, and the National the Great, 2:07%. being among the in the Withers renewal for Full particulars, phone Col. 9100 races. a to Fairy Gold, the dam of! latest acquisition Is the summer. Pillory We are now the Sceptre, her dam, having been and Khayjam. His NewYork.hPA.t<*n horSM In thr» k'^nf nrWv rapt* showing probably of the winner Persim- Fair Play. Clover Nipper, purchased of his contention. Admiralconfirmation daughter Derby chestnut pony of Budd Doble. now past SO, and Frank More than a hundred saddle horses Is certain Hea's not Largest and Most Complete "Miti Kw linKaaton Qimnn orwl nut last week from Arthur E. Hopkins that impressiveGrayson Doble, a younger brother who drove from have of was due to the Sea line of Saddles of a This bantam hackney mare, Durland's Riding Academy showing June 10 Riding full sister to the unbeaten Ormonde. Syracuse. blue successfully for thirty years, survive the summer months of Maid of the Mist has strong claims to be then only three years old, won two been hired out for King colt's lack condition and POLO PONIES and Bridles in the country More Breeders' Prizes at Rochester in the trainer of Lord Vincent. to people going to the country this Used Whippy t Eng. Officers' Saddle*. railed the best bred mare In the world, ribbons under saddle experience. McClollan A Wild West Saddles. Jones, , It will nnd because of her rare 1920, when owned by L0. Inheritance 'at Waller A Potters sold about a hundred June 10 to a mile and three high class polo pony easy Also lot of farm grandson Buchan has gone to the stud 11 Company, and last year Syracuse, Two Endurance Rides gallop special harness. In the horses in Tuesday auction a we can suit with his book full three years In ad- with little C. C. Bradley, 3d, the regular furlongs under stake weight with beginner's pony you. Write for our catalogue They Are Foundation of Never Bounce for the last week at their Rutledge street thoroughly conditioned horse. had vanre at a fee of $2,000. she defeated Statesaddle. for This Year the They We also have a few very gentle H. Kaufman & Sons the French Turf. of the New York Arranged In Brooklyn. Barney Waller, stablesbeen traiaed for the Belmont the new About time Major Astor acquired championship the latter pony auctioneer, says good seasoned workers Co. 111 Horse Show after fangled way.that Is, by frequent sharp hacks. Saddlery the great daughter of Cyllene and Fair of the The Colorado Endurance demand. he of Lord the meet Ins at Belmont had wrested the supremacy Ride are in good gallops at a mile, with more frequent 193 Diviaion St., New York purchased RosebcrySceptre With the spring from Mrs. F. P. has announced that it will Associationhold its tests at five and We have a polo field right on 2 Blocks So. brown a of and the Anne- Horse Show speed furlongs of W'msburg Bridge. mare Popinjay, by St. Krusquln, Park matter history National nr V» a Chestnut Blossom. first endurance test from August 1 to 6. William Poet A Son of Kast Wllllston, Mr*1 f V» A hoon "«aI Hnttrn"threennartAPti where winner of the Two Thousand Guinens, luct session launched so auspiciously, Ions Invincible Carvan's in our own place, ponies may Is to have paid This Western endurance test Is an L. I., -who are the largest dealers high hard In n of a mile and three . cut of winner of the One there Is much to say in favor of the Mr. Bohcock reported gallop Chelandry, young mare. of the endurance rides which class polo ponies in the country, have or a nirtle and a be tried. Thousand Guineas and runner-up In racing season to date. That the period $3,500 for the promising outgrowth furlongs, half, after the bred Mrs. Cntherlne have been held In the East for the last sold more good ones this season than at old-fashioned manner of horses Westbury Polo and Riding School one of stress for owners She was by training Satisfaction both the Oaks and the St. Loger. has been Farms, three years. time In ten years. guaranteed. nAMNI6TCD CTADI C Nell of the of sicknes« Is Fletcher at Halcyon any for big race*, as Thomaa Healey let uniimuiLin u 1 nuLit. produced Gow, winner Chelandrythe through prevalence was (rot byWestInghotiseMrs In the Colorado ride the he Two Thousand, and her daughter well understood. It has been a trying Goshen. N. Y., and weight to down four or Ave days ahead ofTMllorythe WILLIAM POST & SON Opposite R. R. Station. noted winner, Irvlngton carried is 200 pounds, or 20 pounds less Godfrey Preece of Westbury, L. I., running of the Belmont. Phone 35J. by Isinglass, Is the dam ofSamphire,the time for those having to furnish daily In his polo East Williston, L. I. entertainment for the also, and Nipper, out of Fflox, by Imported than the endurance test in the East, took some of thoroughbred Polo ponies rented for period or game. rising young Imported sire Wrack, whose public which will be held In Vermont in across the Sound to White Plains P. Garden Polo Instruction Riven by the well known ' It has called for the loyalty Zambo. ponies H. Whitney'" Bark Onea. Phone 1217 City. two-year-olds won more money than last of all. Colorado is last week and won several ribbons at Instructor those of of that devoted army of turf lovers The ride open toOctober.all and any other family racing In will hold horses, whether or not their the Westchester County Horse Show. Bunting Olympus are Harry Tayne THOMAH FORD. America season. without whose support the Jockey Club The Huntington Bay Club pedigrees last of the season on are known. The Vermont ride is Whitney's Kentucky Special candidates Polo ponies boarded by day, week or month; to be another tracks could not open their gates. the first horse show open becnuse were the first of the on full charge taken of polo ponies for owners. Popinjay proved capital and Saturday. only to horses whose ars H. Kauffman A Sons, 193 Division they good Now Exhibition: jurlse In tho lottery of breeding The patronage afforded the Bong Island next Friday pedigrees of three-year-olds in James Iiowe's Polo ponies, hacks and hunters of Its later the Babylon Horse Sho.v known, wholly or In part. street, expect a continuation their big charge Another select of always on hand for sale. To Dark Ronald she producedracehorses.Relmont Stakes, though many One week business in saddles and riding tbat were stricken with Influenza In shipment Riding Instruction. best eliglbles were unable to go to the will take at August Belmont's The total distance to be covered In spring to Polo Ponies and Magpie, the contending runner when place and will equipment until intc ill inn miuimcr, April recover and resume galloping. Thoroughbred Special attention Riven to children. post, was an evidence of a spirit of co- Farm, on the South Shore, each test be approximately 300 More Is Gay Crusader won the Two Thousand Nursery Polo Clnlfl miles. The contestants will ride ders from the country making up a large known of Olympua. a half Hunters. Guineas a head 1917. To operation which must have been pleas- then will follow the Tsllp sixty VII half and by In Bayardo Bocust miles a day for five successive part of It. American gelding the English, she gave her owner last season's good ing to the Westchester management. annual show, with Mtneola, days, last aoason of the $10,000 Tremontwinner Three 5-foot hunters that can HUNTERS, The future of such races as the Bel- still to come. At of weather.' The ride will regardlessbe three-year-old Pompadour, that was and Smlthtown S. L. Frank'* gray polo Scoots. renewal, a two-year-old race of six win at this season's shows. Saddle Horses and Ponies* mont Stakes, however. Is largely In the week's exhibition on the NorthValleyfor the Broadmoor cup In the Colorado pony Of placed in both the One Thousand Guin- this test. In New England It will be for the long a conspicuous figure In the Indoor than Bunting, last fall's furlongs, Horse* Boarded. eas and the Sandown bands of the breeders of thoroughbreds, the saddle horses will come Park victor. As of Eclipse Stakes, for such Shore the Interest Mounted Service cup. The horses will games at Durland's Riding Academy, FutiSrlty partBelmont GODFREY PREECE the latter rare been won her in nominating their yearlings a new judge to add to his for the havUjj by se- beforebe ridden civilian or feated John H. Mulcahy's chestnut preparation Kentucky Derby, L. I. Phone 209. W. a Mftdduon, have an OscRr Seeley by Weatbury, JstabU *,ralg an Bran. This year noctures, which Important In their competitions. Dr. etcher military de; In which, because of Influenza, he was character, they will be doing who has not often riders and wdll be essentially tests for lng Dnzzlo In the heavyweight classgeid!at Glenrille, Coan. Popinjay Is again In the limelight inentlal of Philadelphia, Daxr.le n not fortunate enough to start, Olympus Phone 209-J Port Chester. at the dork, Is horses under natural conditions Tuxedo this year. has been . thrnneh her nlne.-venr-nld ilinffhtur he cause of racing n service and In the vicinity of New defeated the formidable a Mr.ofclated winner at the early spring Boniface, HRKED YOl'R MARES TO 'tame time safeguarding their individual unassisted. prominent ingaol, the sister to and the dam to awnrd the ribbons and was last week at handicap horse of the first class, In an FOR PRIVATE SALE. interests. An eligible for such a prize H. Salmon will shows, champion B. No. or to of Pogrom. Major Astor's winner of the Hulme and Hnmllton A. r ; > White Plains. overnight race of one mile and seventy One thoroughly experienced KOROSKO 7749, Oaks. Jwill have a greater value than a Juve- the harness horses, Robert yards at Havre de Grace In hunter. bile without Important engagements. Judge Sherman tho Horse Show Dates early April. heavyweight MAJOR BRADLEY, Th. and George C. now Bunting's Chesapeake triumph had a One ladles' hunter, best of moutlh and WORLD. Who Una Equaled lltmf ..v. Grannies L. I., has a polo and BEST POLO SIRE IN THE linile me ju ii/i ,.ro and Harry I. Nicholas, Westbury, Andrew manners. and second In the polo classes the for Season of 1922 riding school where ponies can be hlreiy spurious aspect. Jockey J. A. P. Ramsdell Here, then, are seven three-year-olds at the first horse* L. Bell and E. II. Carle In conseqiienco of a Two very high class saddle horses. Belmont are liberal as at preaent Henry or boarded and lessons given by an Hchuttlnger.A number of well broken children's Powelton Farms. Newhurgh. N. T. foaled within six years by two hunters and Jumpers. In the populnr at the starting gate, rodemlsadvenV.'rethe light and their daughters In the dive- Tranied. being |2.000 and 11,000, Huntington, J,. I Juno 22-24 to beginners expertfooled Hour the ponies. FOR sale, at Bouthport, Conn., 2 pedigreed broodmt.sH aa Lawrence Fltxpatrlck, who Lucky Chesapeake mile It might be well to go far " *" . *- host saddle horses llngrmtown, Md .Inno 2? 21 game. equestrian Kentucky geldings; one dark chestnut, ths den Htud, and these colts and Allies have respectively.In aaauiuu iu v..*- . and fc sixteenth with one foot dangling JULIAN C. back as the fourth horse In distributing the winners At rill I'mrk, N. V lunr 23-21 trained the American ponies for the KEITH, other a bay: seven and eight years old; been placed amnnK the Arst three nt the and hunters on Long- Island, Ilahylon. I,. I .lunr 30-ilul; 1 cup matches. Is Interested loose from a stirrup Iron, sawing at the WARKK XTOt, YA. 15 hands; beautiful conformation; broken finish In eleven of these favors. Breeders' premiums are classes at last Internationalhead of his mount. In snlte of this England's classic which French of the most hnportan^ C'dprarr, Vn July 4-.1 In the new enterprise. to saddle and harness. Also 8 year light race* since '917. Twice they hnvc won (he foundation upon the County Horse Hhow lot lp, I,. I July H or 1.1 elimination of formidable competition, chestnut gelding, 14 nsnn*, orogen to saooir, so The case of Mrs. week's Westchester l M. .1. MOMIF.IMKR, aell the historic Oaks and once the Two turf rests solidly. the five hundred entries ong Mrnnrb, N. J .Inly 2rt 2<» Bunting won the no will carry 290 lb*. Will aUo saddles, H. B. Duryea, who bred Pellsle. winner are listed among Club's show, Orangr, Vn Ang. 3-4 M. J. Monhelmer, 31 Lexington Chesapeake by 31 Lexington Ave. blanket*, bridle* and -double harness. Quick Thousand Guineas, while In the Inst the Huntington Hay Ktntnford, Conn Aug. 4-1 out a wider margin than a head. ENGLISH SADDLES. sale to cloae estate. Address four nf the Prix de Diane 'French Oaks). Is for and Saturday. Is rounding prosperousavenue, COWBOY SADDLES. bankrupt years they have also run second scheduled for next Friday Hrrryidllr, Vn Aug. n-lo season In the sale of new and HERMAN H. ECIC.ERS, Trustee, 35 Water * the recent IIIlist riftton of the benefits Is sending Sliver Va 7 spring Other Prospective Starters. PONY HARNESS. New York or ROSENBERG A for Ilcrby no less than three times, stake winners Miss Becky T^anler Krntrlrk, Aug. bridles and riding RACING RACE COLORS. at., city, third for the 9t. second for the by the breeders of derived Percy Rockefeller the Mrdallit, Mo Aug. 14-16 used saddles, equip- BRIDLES, BALL, Attorneys, 74 Broadway. l-eger. The mce had an added Crest nnd Dixie; Charlrntown, W. Va Aug. 16-17 ment. James Ttowe. a man of few Illusions. Phone Gramcrcy 5237. Two Thousand Guineas on two occa- ~In that country. horses King Nelson, of tho breeder's Owenoke Farm Warrrntown, Va Aug. 23-24 Is satisfied that In Bunting and -J ! " I < slons and second and third for the One value $2fi.ono and Great Heart and N. J 2« SADDLE HORSES was $2,000. Golden Swell, fchrrwnbury, Aug. Kiss, Doerr A Carroll announce the he has three-year-old distanceOlympus Thousand Guineas. premium Miss Ivy Maddlson her champion Nrwpnrt. R. I Aug. 2*-30 ners of the first class. But a Will rent some high class N'ow that Home of the best two and Miss BettyCommodore:Bury, Manthall, Vn Aug. 30-31 rale of about three hundred fresh and skepticalrunI For Hire This nmaxlng record takes no ac- saddle horse Myoplaf Ohio to-morrow In thi public wants to bo shown, and Howe saddle or horses to June to September, count three-year-olds nre getting into Clara S. Peck. Winona; f'olnnihn*. Ang. 26-Srpt. 2 seasoned horse* driving of their three consecutive the at will Fear Not; Miss auction «tt their believes Bunting and Olympus will be with saddle, bridle, blanlott. ka. and one third In the fan- sport Aqueduct competition,keep B. Fuller, the Brooklyn Toronto, Ont 1 regular Monday private parties for the t place victories(he talent on Its toes. There never has Mortimer Aug. 311-Srpt. street mart. able to do the showing In the Kentucky RIDING ACADEMY down Eclipse Stakes since 1S19 nor of Amhcr Crest, nnd Mrs. G. L«. Worrmtrr. Mn«o .Srpt. 2-8 ty-fourth Twen: and have been n season where form In these contest forchampionthe Whltr I*lnlnr, N. V Srpt. 4 Special. Bunting Olympus summer. Brlat cliff Manor, N. Y. (. Hnmoaso's second In the Jockey Club Radiant. The been training as satisfactorily these rAents has been so elusive, owing to a silverRedmond,cup Wilmington. Pol Srpt. 4-1 Harry C. Wlllleh of Mlllburn, N. J., 152 WEST 54TH ST. Hut If has hunter, with $250 Stake*. any breadt e\er Cue epidemic of sickness which has champion Drtrolt, Mich Srpt. 4-0 haa the heavyweight Jumper five weeks at Brookdalc for the special PONY, lnnillamestfor Ort. 13-14 owner. Phon* Olenroore hOOd. bred by him, and when retired from the j1total of Major Astor's successes Is thus will he given for Jumpers: a class Albany, N. V Ort. 18-81 trotters for fifty years. campaigningThe going well enough In work at Aqueduct For He*p that la fuil of "pep"' and jwelled to ten performers that have been hunters, a triple bar Jump, a rortland. Orr No*. 4-11 fast colt Is out of Kmma Smith, 2:15, to create the suspicion that he Is a your Want Ad. In THE SEW RIDING instructor.Experienced; can fur turf anil mated with Sunstar she pro- ladles' Nr*v York put nmhitionnlsh horses and groom for camp or resort. dured the brown colt Hllnk. that finished ph'Ced thirteen times In the British turf touch and out Jump and n class for pairs (Nntlnnnl) No*. 13 18 by Morgan Axworthy, nnd his third dam three-year-oUl distance runner of the YORK HERALD. It* WOODI.AWN RIDING H( HOOD. Albany. be ridden abreast, In which Chlratn (Intrrnntlonal) Urr. 8-8 was H first class, and ho show all of his a third In the Two Thousand Guineas In classics.and hnve won four times In of hunters to itlnntpi llrr Million, VI Ilrr. 8 Russella, a full sister to Maud , may circulation bring*QUALITY-QUANTITYhigh type of DESIRE sell tny private saddle mare. For 1919. Third Trick, the full alster to the lost twelve years. combined ownership will be permitted. / stuff at Da ton la on Juim M. rrpllc*. Telephone Worth 10,000. particulars, phon* Bowling Oreen 0105. V '