Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-04

formation to count Is per cent, performance
over fences Is per cent The horses entered
in the heavyweight class were not allowed
to be re-entered with the light-weights.
The first prize for the heavyweight event
was presented by Mr.. F. c. Stevens and
the second prize by Mr.. ]. G. ODonneH.
Tho horses were jumped over a five-barred
fence and brush hurdle. twice over each
jump. The first prize was awarded to Mr..
CORTLAND H. Smiths Ogunquit This horse
Is a magnificent Jumper, and has captured
thirty-four blue ribbons at the various
horse shows in which 1t has been entered.
1t Is Ave years old and 1852 hands high.
The horse was ridden by Mr.. Smith HIM
self. The second prize also went to Mr..
Smiths stables, his Skittereen being award
ed the red ribbon. The yellow ribbon went
to Mr.. o. A. Portner's Conflicting Evidepce
and the white ribbon to Mr.. w. c. Eustis'
Jim Crack. The other entries were: Buck
shire. exhibited by Miss Alice Langhorne:
Vlrginian, exhibited by Miss Elkins; Ring
leader, b. g.. 1862. eight years, Miss H.
Wadsworth; Bill, b. G.. 1873. six years. A.
Smith: Yorrick. Dr. g., 1914 five years. c.
H. Smith; Courageous, b. g., 1852. five yeaA'.
C. H. Smith: Daylight, b. g.. 1853, five
years, c. H. Smith; Field Marshal, b. g.,
1872. five years. G. H. Smith.
The lightweight hunters event required
hunters to carry up to 165 pounds to hounds.
The same conditions as to conformation and
performance over fences prevailed In this
event on the card and brought the meeting
to close. There were several good jul-Ip-
ers shown, but Mr.. CORTLAND H. Smiths
stable seemed to produce the best, winning
three out of the four ribbons. There were
two prizes, the first being presented by Mr..
Jesse Brown and the second by Lieutenant
Colonel Maus, U. s. A. The first prize and
blue ribbon was won by Mr.. G. H. Smiths
"Up-to-Date, with Mrs. Smiths Tip
Top second, Mrs. Smiths "Chappie Lee"
third and Mr.. c. R. Hooff. jr's., ''Comrade"
fourth. The other entries in this event
were:
Rummy. S. G.. 15.3 four years; exhibitor,
e., 1873, eight years; exhibitor. w. D. Dene-
gre. Rush Light, g.; exhibitor. Woodbury.
Blair. Flambeau, b. e.. 16. four years; eX-
hibitor. c. H Smith Pride of Hampton b.
e.. 1873. four years; exhibitor. C. H. Smith.
Potential, b. g., 1873, five years; exhibitor,
Mrs. c. H. Smith. Jack Pot, C. G.. 15.2,
three years; exhibitor, DR.. E. Sothoron.
Buckshire, b. g., 1871, eight years; exhibitor,
Miss A. B. Langhorne. Pendennis. b g., 15.2,
seven years; exhibitor, Miss K E,lkins The
V1rginian, b. g., 16, five years; exhibitor,
Miss K. Elkins. Pilot, b. G.. IL, six years;
exhibitor r. r. Norris. Lady Gray. G. M,
1o2, seven years; exhibitor, Alex B. Legare
HaTikari, b. G.. 16. seven years; exhibitor.
). Van Ness Philip. Rooster. c. g.. 1913,
seven years; exhibitor, DR.. A. A. Snyder
Pontiac, b. G., B.2, aged; exhibitor, Regi-
Maid Huidekoper. Lord Fauquier b. G.
lo.21a, five years; exhibitor, Thomas Nelson
Page. Buckeye Bobb. C. g., 1913, seven
years; exhibitor, w. D. Denegre
During the intermissions bet Ueen the
events the I'd Cavalry Band rendered an ex-
cellent program of music, and after the
meeting the men mounted their horses and
rode down past the club house PLAYING q
lively qulckstep as they marched.