Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07

each came in the money. Mrs. Smith had
the mount on Chappie Lee. the champion.
This horse cleared the jumps in m gniticent
style and took the first ribbon easily. Mrs.
Smith also rode Garnet Ripple and took
the red ribbon. Miss Elkins rode Hiawatha
so well that the third prize was given her.
She also rode Up-to-date and Lady Suther-
land.
Miss Durand rode Sir Mortimer Durands
Workman. but Wo. kmans union was on
strike. and he refused to arbitrate. Mss
Wadsworth showed pretty craftsmanship on
SaWdust, who acted badly throughout the
time the class was in the ring, refusing the
jumps repeatedly. His rider managed to
make him take the timbers. however. but
ms performance was not clean. The quail
lfed hunters brought out entries from the
Moore and Smith stables. The quaiifica-
tons of this class required three horses to
be shown that had hunted regularly during
the season of 10000, to be shown with
five hounds, master and two whips in hunt
uniform. Mr. Smiths entry, Up-to-Dlte,
Bo-Bar and Ogonquit, were given the blue
RIBBON. Mr.. Moore'S entry, Kohinoor Mr..
Jorrocks and Lord Craven, took the red
ribbon.
Some of Those Present.
Among those who were present during
the day were: Sir Mortimer Durand, the
British ambassador; Mr.. Wyndham, Mr.
Herbert Dering Of the embassy STAFF;
Baron and Baroness Bussche of the Ger
belgian minister, Mr.. Justice Brown Miss
Roosevelt, the Misses Harlan, the charge
danalres of Italy and Countess CeIlere,
MISS Caideron, Senator and Mrs. Elkins,
senator ana Mrs. Wetmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ihomas Nelson Page and -iiss Field, Mrs
richardson Glover. Representative and
MRS. George Huff the Misses Cotton, Miss
hun hun, mrs; Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. George
howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Mr.
and Mrs. e. A Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs
Boardman. Miss Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Westcott, Miss Clagett, DR. and
MI iaaiPn Jenkins, Mrs Leslie Mcdonald
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hibbs, Mrs Nicholas
anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry May
and Miss May, Representative Ames
ana Miss Ames, Representative Robert
Mr.. and Mrs. Poor ard Miss Poor. MIS- a
Z. Barney and Miss Barney, Mrs. VAIN
wright and Miss Foraker, Mrs George
" nifl'e ID BRO. Brown Mrs; Asp!nwall Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis Miss Lowering
Mrs Victor Kaufman. Mrs Thomas NJ
tiale. Mrs. w. c HILL Miss Seckendorff.
Miss Helen johnson. Miss Olivia Howard,
Miss Sewers. DR. and Mrs Barrie, Mr.. and
Mrs Clifford Walton, Mr,John Siebert, Mr.
Pulido. charge d'affaIres of Venezuela; Mr..
Bobrof of the Russian embassy; Prince de
Berue; Mrs Wallach, Miss Wallach, Mr..
Woodbury. Blair. Mr. Jerome Bonaparte.
General Woodruff, Mrs Charles Woodruff,
Miss Creighton, Mrs. warder and Mss
Alice Warder. Miss Deering. Miss McMil-
iGi- MIS- . moore, Mrs. richardson.
Miss Gushing. Mr.. and Mrs Walcott Tuck
erman. Miss McCauley, the Misses Calde-
ron, Mr.. Prentice Knott, Commander Wins
low, Rear Admiral O'Neil, Mrs Hope Sla-
ter. the Misses Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs
Hemphill.
Summary Of Results
a summary of the days events follows:
Glass 8, ponies in harness; plate and rib
bons-Clarence Moore's Tommy Tucker, b.
G.. IS hands, driven by Miss Frances Moore.
first; Clarence Moores Jack Horner b. g.
ID hands. driven by Master Preston Moore
second.
Glass 4, pair of horr es over Is hands to
be shown before any appropriate vehicle;
plate and ribbons-Clarence Moore's Jupi-
ter C. g.. and Mars, C. g., first; Miss Marian
Stevens Sutton Lily, r. M, years, and Miss
Sutton. C. m o years. second; c. MGR
Winslows Max br. e., years, and Moritz.
br. g., 6 years. third. Unpaced Jesse
Browns Lady and Countess. Miss Mathilde
Townsend's Flash and Robin.
Glass l. saddle horses; to be judged by
their quality, pace and conformation; the
gaits required were the walk trot and can
ter; plate and ribbons-R. K. Tyler's Jim
g. g.. 1873 hands years. first; Alex R.
Legare's Lady Gray, G. M, 1872 hands, &
years. second; Clarence Moore's Ruby, G.
m 1872 hands, - years, third. Unplaced
Miss Mathilde Tov1sends Jack. Thomas