The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-14
PAYS
TRIBUTE TO HORSE
AT CHEVY CHASE
Second Days Sport an improvement Over
Friday's---Junping Classes Excite Most
interest Miss Roosevelt Attends

The Roger Brothers also annexed tive
events. winning both with their crack
| jumper, Red Raven.
Lack of conformation and quality prob
ably cost Clarence Moore's MASTERPIECES
the event for middleweigl1t hunters ia
| Class 49, He was the only horse in the race
to clear all Of the jumps. although he
peeked at the third. The blue ribbon
was awarded TO Red Raven. who barely
knocked over his third hurdle Master
pieces sta blemate. 0,MaIley, was also
placed ahead Of him, Notwithstanding
the fact that he knocked down one rail
at each the second and fourth hurdles.
Masterpiece was awarded the yellow
ribbon. and the Westchester Farms
Freeianee. the white ribbon. Colonel
Hawkins refused three times ar the third
jump.
The days sport closed with an ex-
hibtion OF fancy stepping ard dancing
by the white trick horse. Christopher
Columbus. ridden by his owner. Edward
R. simms. and an exhibition of bareback
riding by Harry Hunt. on Bonaparte.
The Summaries.
Glass For ponies above 13 hands and
not exceeding L hands Inch TO be
Bros. Annaburg. b. G.. 1872. years.
first: Paul Y. Portner.s Sunny jim,
BIZ. g., III, s years, second; Miss Alice
Y. D. Writings Brownie, T. m. I3-2.
aged, third; Miss Julia B. Writings
Rico. CHI M, 49,. aged, fourth.
Class For horses over II hands
inch and not exceeding IS hands, &c be
shown before two or four-wheel ve-
hicle A. Randolph Howard. DE-.
Reid. cf1 g. Is ) years. first; Larz An
ders6n.s Firefly. bl. m, f4.3lz, years,
second. Frank E. Altemus Peggy, CHI
M, al, 4 years, third; Silver Queen.
or. M. 1885,, aged, fourth
Glass 1s-F'or middleweight hunters
carrying up. TO IFS pounds. over jumps
not exceeding ~ feet; conformation and
quality TO count 3 per cent Roger
Bros Red Raven. b. g. ISL 8 years,
first; Clarence Moore=s o A1alleys D. g.
49,. aged, second: Clarence Moore
Masterpiece, b. 6. 49,, aged, fhlfos
Westchester Farms Freeland, CT. g.
1913. years. fourth
Glass eFor horses IN harness, over ID
hands and not exceeding - hands in
ehes. TO be shown before 2 or 4-vneel
vehicIs Larz Anderson.s Flora cll. m.
15.15a. 81 years. first: Mrs. Ward Tf1ororlss
| Mickey, hi. m. Isl. 10 years. second.
| Mrs. Ward eThoFon s Whttefoot. D. "a
1872, years. third: A. Randolph How
ards Idan Ha. b. G, 15.z. years. fourth.
Class Flor saddle horses, 10 be
Judged by their quality. PAGES. con-
formation and ability to carry weight
for their respective ages r. P Me-
Grams Babs. CHI M, 1511a. years
first: westehester FARMS Fleurette. b.
~. 1915, years, second; Larz Ander-
son. Dame, b. M. 15.2, ) years, third: Dr.
Elmer sothoron's Dandelion. en-. g.
15.1lk 6 years. fourth.
Glass 10-For pairs or horses TO be
shown to pole. Larz Anderson.s Flora.
en- M, 15.i1k, 0 years, and Dora. CHI m.
f5.flz, 8 years, first; Mrs. Ward Thoron's
| Whitefoot, b. g. 15.2. 3 years, and Light
foot. b. g, 49,, 6 years. second; a. Ram
dolph Towards Idan Ha b. gg.. f5.z. .
years. and Idaho. b. g, 221z, 5 years.
third; Alexander B. Legare's Countess,
ca. M, 15.2 years. and The Laird. gr.
G, 15.2, years, fourth.
Class 6-For horses over ID hands In
ches, 10 be. shown before a gig. dog cart
or phaeton. R. P McGrann.s Senator,
ch. s., 1913. s years, first; 4. R. How
ards Idaho, b. g., 10 21tzz, ) years. second:
Larz Anderson's Unknown. gr. g. 15-5,
5 years, third: A D. Addison's Light
=
Class 21-For combination harness and
saddle horses. 141s hands or over. suit
able for use in harness and under
saddle To be shown 70 vehicle first;
Embarrassed Ia ring ard shown under
saddle. r. 2. McGrann's Babs. CHI. m.
1872. years. first; Portner Brothers.
Jolly Boy. bl. g., 15.s, years, second;
Larz Anderson's Butterfly, b. g. 15
years, third: Alexander B. Legares
Countess. ch. m. 15.2. / years. fourth.
Class 15-Hunter and jumping classes
for ladies hunters; performance 10
count IS per cent, manners and quality.
% per cent; to be ridden BY ladies'.
syestchester FARMS Jack Frost. 7. g..
49,, years, first; Miss Florence Fields
Chappie Lee. b. G.. 15-5 S years. second
Mrs. Preston Gibson's Lois Huntington.
b. M. Is. 3 years. third: Miss Elkins
Cygnet, b. m, 15.2. years, fourth.
Glass 20-Jumping class. for best per-
forrnanee of hunter or jumper over four
successive hurdles five feet high per-
Torrance only to count. Roger Broth
ers Red Raven. b. g. 1911 6 years, first;
Westchester FARMS Jack Frost. T. g.
1853, years, second; Westchester Farm
Buck, ch G. 15.2, aged third: Mrs.
Preston Gibson's Lois Huntington, b. NJ,
16. 10 years, fourth.