Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-21
BLUE RIBBON HORSES
Close of the Annual Balti-
more Show.
HAD IDEAL WEATHER
MISS ELKINS OF THIS CITY
AMONG THE PARTICIPANTS.
Local Exhibitors Landed Four Firsts
jumping of the Hunters
Feature.
specra. Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, Md. May 2@.-Wlth the
banner crowd. the seventh annual BATH
mere horse show was brought to a close
this afternoon at the Elkridge Kennels The
ideal weather made the day red letter
one. as it was decidedly the best from point
of attendance.
The local exhibitors were successful in
landing four firsts. They were second twice
ana third tw.Ce. Philadelphia was next.
taking two blue ribbons three second and
one third while New York was Philadel-
phia's nearest rival. having also two iirsts
and three seconds, but fell short in third
Virginia captured two firsts and was sec
ond twice. while Washington the other city
represented had two thirds. both of which
were taken by Miss katherine Elkins, the
capital ciys only lady representative at
the show.
The program was varied. feature was
the class for the ladies hunters ridden by
ladies over the regulation jumps. The event
was won by Miss Dorothy MatheTs of PHI
adelphia, with the imported jumper, Silver
Heels. There were fifteen entries. all rid
den by seven ladies. Miss Marion Hollo-
way of New York piloted the horses of the
West eChester farm of New York; Misses
Dorothy and Josephine and Mrs. Victor
MatherS of Philadelphia. had the rlOunts on
the horses owned 10y Mr.. Charles T. Math-
ers. Mss katherine E!kns of Washington
rode two OF EeY horses-Cygnet and Penn
deruis-and had the mount on Charles r.
De HOT. jr. 5 chestnut mare, Char
itN. while Miss Nancy Lee. the well-knOwn
lady rider of this city, rode Nancy Lee,
Irish Madse John Bowen and Loyalty
gracefully Miss Dorothy TAFT of this city
rode Morrow.
Miss Elkins Falls.
Miss EIkins created some excitement by
falling with Charity il taking the first
jump. but She arose unhurt and took Char
f},r
der. This was the only time that either
Of the ladies was unseated. all taking the
jumps with the exception of Miss TAFT of
this city. who rode Morrow. The horse con-
tIHu1Ny refused and ran out after almost
falling over the first jump and ne was not
considered. Miss Holloway of New YORK
was successful in taking the red ribbon
with Buck. while Miss Elkins with Cyg-
net, was third. and Miss Lee foIrth. on her
chestnut horse. John Brown.
Horses in Runabonts
There fine class of horses in run
abouts. Mr.. Jere II. Wheclwright of this
city scored notable victory with the
chestnut gelding New Market, after close
competition with Mr.. Alfred Ma.lay's bay
mare NOrah. second, and Lord Wooton
third. Watch Me was awarded a fourth rib
bon The other good lockers were Little Joe
Niezenfelds Lakeside, H. McCay Morgans
Queen of Hearts and Mrs. jerome f.
The ponies, as usual. took interesting
part of the program. They were shown In
double harness and the class was d pretty
one. Mr. David Dunlop's famous pair of
$4,000 beauties were beaten FOR the blue
ribbon by Nj. S. Friedenwald's pair of beau
tiful blacks, Dark knight and Little Joe.
The summaries follow:
Summaries.
Class lS-Horses. carriages and appointments
airs of horses l5.l and over shown before broug
am or victoria first prize. SO; second. so C..
". WatsOn's b. g. Beldean and b. Broclon. first;
Mrs. f. A. Booths b. g. Sultan and h. g. Empress.
second: VIM A. Marburg's CHI &. Dockstaders and
Oh e. Thatcher. third.
Class 1S-ronies-Pairs not exceeding - hands,
first $50; second. $50. NJ. s FriedenwaId's blk e.
Uncle Joe and blk. 5, Dark Night David Dunlop7s
blk. z. Morning Picture and blk. &. Delight Maria
Tack ' -''' ~
Glass SarSaEcs and
hends inches; to be driven by lady: first. SO:
S W,d, $2 I'm e. PreYers biz e LGrd
z. sensation AIRS Dulany). second; David Dun
Ions b. z; coggins AIss Nancy Lee, third.
team class shown Wednesday not eligible first
100 SECOND; SO EShib M1' W. F. Cochran
awards made. l.. l.. DreIel was entered, but did
Class a7-Iadles' hunters-For qualified and green
hunters up TO carry 1865 pounds ridden by ladies
with recognized pack at least three times first,
SI5 second S2J-Charles T.. Mathcrs b. IN. imp.
Silver Heels won; Westehester Farms ch. g. Buck,
s+'phds MISS Katherine IL. ElkinS' u. m. tygnet,
third; Miss Nancy Lees ch. John Barver. fourth.
Also jumped-David Dunlop's Nancy Lee and Irish
Aiadge. Mss Katherine II. Elkins' Pendennis Mrs
Ross w; Whistlers Loyalty, Charles E. Mathers
imp Wild Flower imp. Mavourncen, imp Chatter
box and My Lady Grey, Charles r. De Ion jr s.
ch IN. Charity. Westches-er Farms One Rios and
Jack Frost. Miss Dorothy Taits Miss Morrow.
CLASS li-HOrses and runabouts-First So sec
ond' S21-Jere II; Wheelwrights ch. {. New Mar
ket won: Alfred b. Maclays b. N. Noink. second
g. W e. DreSels blk. IN. Lady Wooton. third
David DunlOp's b. Z. Watch Me. fourth. Also
shown-G. ". 6. Drexel's Lord Wooton Little Joe
Wisenfelds Lakeside II. Mccoy Morgans Queen
OF Hearts Mrs. jerome +. Bome's Earl OF Rich
mund
Class 3s-Huut club tearas-Challenge cup valued
at 500. Offered by Mr.. William A. Marburg
Three qualified hunters from any recognized hun.
club; each horse to be ridden by a member of his
respective hunt or hunt colors, and to be shown
over regulation Jumps. First, 500; second. SOS
Cameron Hunt Club OF Virginia won; Brnndywne
Hunt Club Of Pennsylvania. second: Elkridge Hunt
Club Of Maryland, third.
Cameron Hunt Club-Aliss Holloway on Buck
sidney: Holloway on Red Raven L.. c. Young on
Jack Frost.
Irish Lass; Miss Dorothy Mathers on imp Man
winer; Miss Josephine Ma theirs Lady GREY: Vic
tor Mathers on imp. Wild Flower; Mr.. Baker on
Imp Vengeance; Gilbert Mathers Silver Heels
Elk Ridge Hunt Club-R. Parr on John Peel: Eu-
gene lowering. jr., on Fritz, and Stewart Lee on
Pathfinder.
Glass 41-Champion light weight hunters-West
chester Farms CHI. <. Buck won. Westcheser Farms
Oh. < onerous second Miss Katherine H. EIkins'
Cochran jr.. Lucy Switzerland Mrs Eugene Lever
ing US, Fritz. Charles f. Mathers' imp. Silver
Glass 42-Champion middle weight hunters F,rst
40; second rhbon-Rogers Bros b. e. Red Raven
won: Charles f. Mthers &. imp Vengeance
second Also Observation-Disclosures Farms Coionei
Hawkins and Free Lance.
Ntass 43-Champon heavyweight hunters-First
40, second, Observation-Disclosures Farms b. e Jack
Flower second. 1872 WA
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