The Washington times., 1903-05-03

g. H. SMITHS HUNTERS
WIN AT CHEVY CHASE

Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Miss Walsh, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Senator and Mrs.
Foraker, Miss Foraker, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Reamy, Francis Cotton and the
Misses Cotton, Mrs. Charles H. Poor,
Larz Anderson, Senator and Mrs. Elkins,
Mr. and Mrs Haywood, Miss Josephine
Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Den
eyre, the Misses Newlands, Senator Wet
more and the Misses Wetmore, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, Leroy
Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lee,
Dr.. Loring and the Misses Loring, Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Fuller. Miss Woodruff.
Miss Clagett the Misses Ffoulke, Miss
Merriam, Miss Field, Miss Fitch, Miss
Mattingly, and the Misses Warner.
Entries and Winners
The summarizes:
Glass 12-Farmer class-Best pair
No entrance fee required. To be filled
at ringside. Only two entries-First,
Chevy Chase Club; second. c. F. Kirk.
Glass Pair of horses-To be shown
before a victoria or cabrioIet. Horses
to count 80 per cent and appointments
90 per cent. Horses should have good
manners, stand quietly, and back well.
Entries: Walter Denegre, Monarch and
Slasher; Thomas F. Walsh, Lady ard
Beauty; c. Peyton Russell, Flick and
Tony; Alexander B. Legare, Trilby and
The Lad. First, Monarch and Slasher;
second, Trilby and The Lad; third, Lady
and Beauty; fourth, Flick and Tony.
Glass 9-Ponies in harness-Best pony
for a child To be driven by a child not
over twelve years old. Pony not to ex-
ceed Is hands l. Entries: Miss Polly
McLaren, Patsey; Benjamin Vinton, Billy
B.; Miss Elaine Denegre, Nero; Robert
F'racken Granger, Midget and Robert:
Sydney K. Legare, Rob Roy. First.
Nero; second, Patsey; third. Midget;
fourth, Billy V.
Glass 10-Military riding-Open to all
enlisted men of all troops of cavalry.
engineers, and light batteries. United
States army, stationed in the District OF
Columbia and at Fort Myer, Va. Gen
eral excellence of military seat and
horsemanship at different gaits to de-
termine the award. No entrance fee re-
quired. Entries: Sergeants Heuser.
Lewis Moulton. Reilly; Farrier McKin-
ney, Blacksmith Waughtill, all OF G
troop. Second Cavalry; Sergeants Gram
men and McNinch. Corporal Crowell,
Private Murphy, ali OF Fourth Battery
Field Artillery Judges-Col. NJ. P.
Maus and Gen. Wallace Randolph. First
Sergeant Heuser; second, Sergeant
Moulton; third. Sergeant McNinch;
fourth, Corporal Crowell.
Glass 6-Hunters-Heavy- weight up TO
carrying 100 pounds to hounds. Con-
formation 10 count IS per cent. Per
Torrance over fences. IS per cent
Horses entered in this class not allowed
to compete in class 7. Entries: A,
Grip, Bill; William Corcoran Eustis,
Jim Crack; CORTLAND H Smith, Ogun-
quit, Skittereen, Brigadier. Yorick,
Daylight, and Field marshal: Alvin O..
Portner, Conflicting Evidence; Miss
Wadsworth, Ringleader; Miss Lang
horne, Buckskin; Miss Eikins, Viz
ginian. Winners: First. ogunquit; sec
ond. Skittereen; third, Conflicting Evil
dence fourth, Jim Crack.
Glass 7-Hunters-Light weight, up to
carrying 165 pounds to hounds Con-
formation to count 20 per cent. Per
Torrance over fences, 10 per cent.
Horses entered in this class not aIIowel
to compete in class g. Entries: Thorn
Nelson Page, Lord FauQuier; Walter J
negre, Buck Eye Bob; Miss a.
Langhorne Buckskin; Miss Cath
Elkins, Pendennis and Virginia;
Morris. Pilot; J. Van Ness PniliT
kari; A. A. Snyder, Rooster: N
sy B. Coomer, Rummy; Walter
Duke of Orleans; Woodbury. Bla
Light; Charles HUFF Comrade;
land II. Smith, Up
Pride of Hampton, tt
Winners-First, [
Tip Top; third, Che
Comrade.