The Washington times., 1905-05-07

Bates, blue voiie; Miss Wadswortll,
white dotted Swiss with lace. and white
hat; Mics Zaidee Cobb, white organdy
and lace. pink sash and pink hat: Miss
Harriet Switzerland, white gown, lace
hat. and pink roses
The auction OF cakes, with DIR. Chafard
and Mrs. Hunt Slater as auctioneers.
created no end Of fun, and reaped
golden sfekeis for the home.
Riding in Detail.
Promptly at 3 o'clock the riding
events began. and those entered for the
first class. the heavyweight hunters,
were started over the hurdles. II. this
event z. 8. Huidekoper, on Clarence
Moores Masterpiece. won the blue rib
bon, while Capt Robert r. Wailacil,
son Miss NewIandss Raiah. took the red
The yellow went to II. L. Ewart, of the
British embassy, who rode Pierre Ieorii1
iard's czardas.
This event, as the others, was judged
according TO the form OF the horses In
taking the hurdles In hunting style.
The riders vent twice around the cir
Gle of four hurdles. The judges were
Courtlandt II. Smith, Ned Mclean, and
Col. Robert EeYiil. The other horses Ia
the event, witt, their riders, were Ciar-
ence Moore's Cardinal. F. L. Huidekop-
er; and G. II. j.. Jei1ustoHs Red Gauut-
let, ridden by the owner.
In class 9. the middle and lightweight
hunters, the jedies rode some Of the
horses, and it was here that Mrs. Pres
ton Gfbson's good horsenanship came
into evidence. She. on her horse Lois
Huntington, tied Captain WaIlach, on
Cerro. a. troop horse, for the blue rib
bon, The result Of riding off the tie
were close. as Cerro knocked off the
first bar twice, while Mrs Gibson's
mount took it off three times. Frederick
Hufdekeper. on Clarence AIoore's Charles
O Malley. captured the yellow ribbon.
Some of the Competitors
The other horses and riders in this
class were Miss Fields cIappie Lee,
ridden by the owner; Miss CATS Blaze
away, ridden by the owner; Fredric
Huidekoper,s Nantahala, ridden by the
owner; Reginald Huidekoper.s Pontiac,
ridden by the owner: Roger wetmore's
La Touraine and Little Duchess, both
ridden by Chester Carr; c. H. L. John
ston's DeviI-to-Get. ridden by Mrs.
Johnston; John Merrfam's Mr. Doeley,
ridden by Chester Carr. DR. 4. a. Sny-
der's Rooster. ridden by the owner. and
Mr.. Lewis Buekskin. ridden by the
owner.
In taking the first hurdle in this event,
Mrs Johnston stirrup leather broke,
but she was not unseated.
IN class three. the ladies' hunters
Mrs Gibson and her sister, Miss Field,
tied for first place. Mrs. Gibson on her
own horse, Lois Huntington. aid Miss
Field on DR.. a, a. Snyder's Rooster,
Miss Field wen the tie. The other rid
ers were Mrs. Johnston. on Miss New
lands Rajah; Miss Gafe, on her horse,
Blazeway. and Mrs. Johnston, on Mr.
Johnston's Devii-to-Get. Miss Field, on
her own horse, Chappfe Lee, won the
yellow ribbon of this event. also.
Winners in Glass 4.
The winners in class 4. open for ali
hunters, We're Reginald Huidekoper, on
Clarence Moore's Masterpiece, the blue;
Mrs. Preston Gibson, on her horse. the
red, and Captain Wallaeh. on Cerro,
third.
The other riders were Miss Field. on
Chappie Lee: Mr.. Ewart. on Pierre
Lorillard's Czardass Chester Carr, on
John Merriarn's NJ. Dooiey. and also on
Roger Wetmore's Little Duchess
The fancy drill, consisting of bareback
riding and leaping off and on horses In
full gallop, was ssood. Troops C, D, and
a competed for the cup, which was won
by Troop c. Sergeant Young III COM
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