The Washington times., 1906-05-27
LADIES TAKE BLUE
RIBBON WITH TEAM
Win Hunt Class at Balti-
more Show.
AFFAIR GREAT SUCCESS
Attendance Up to Average and Horses
of Higher STANDARD Than
Usual.
AFFAIR GREAT SUCCESS S

BALTIMORE. Nd, May 26-The
eighth annual horse show, which closed
this afternoon at the EIkridge Kennels,
was voted one of the best If not the best
in the history OF the association The
attendance during the four days has been
up to the average and the caliber of the
exhibits of a higher order than usual
The out-of-town entries compared
most favorably with those - former
years and all in all the event was a
rousing success. With the championship
events booked for this afternoon ir the
saddle and harness classes more than
the usual interest was manifested.
The feature event Of the afternoon
was the class for hunt club teams.
three to a squad. and to be ridden by
members Of the respective clubs.
Ladies Win.
Five cracking good teams entered the
competition. and the judging was far
from an easy matter. Two teams from
the Union Hunt, Of New Jersey; two
from the Ell1ridge Hunt, and one from
TIE Cameron, of Virginia, made up the
list. One of the Union teams consisted
Of lady riders, and when The judges
awarded that team the blue there was
loud cheering. The ribbon was merited.
The winning team consisted OF Miss
Katherine Elkins. Of Washington, and
Miss Holloway and Mrs. Dietrich, Of
New York.
Miss Eikins rodo her Pendennis IN the
class for ladies' hunters. but the bay
gelding was not in good form, and was
unplaced IN a large class Of good
Mr. Watson. Of this city, won tho
championship for harness horses with
his Lord Baltimore, and captured the
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Baltimore and My Maryland.
The Awards.
Following were the awards:
Class &c. w. Watson's b. &. Lord
Baltimore and b. e NY MARYLAND won:
J. W. Harriman's br. m Laughing Wat
er and br. b. Chieftain. second: Mrs. A
+. Booths b. 6. Sultan and b. &. En-
perOr. third.
Class 2O-Ponies in harness. River
View pony farms black stallion Model
and CHI stl- Shadeland Reno, Won There
was but one entry.
Class 16-HOrses. carriage and appoint
ments. c. w. WatsOn's b. g. Baltimore,
won; Miss Gertrude Gilberts ch. 3. The
Baron, second; c. w. Watson'S CHI m.
Maize, third.
class 3s-Iadies' hunters. David Dun
lOp's b. e Confidence, won: Mrs Allen
Potts ch. m freight. second: Miss
Frances D. Lurman'S Ch- &. Sligo. third
Class 15-HorSes, carriages. and ap-
pointrnents G. w. Watson's ch. e.
Newmarket, won; A Randolph How
ards br- G. Royal Regent. second; JOS
eph Wiesenfeld's b. &. Ingleside, third.
Glass Z7-Ponies under saddle. Edgar
Allan POeS bl M. lone, Won: River
View Pony FARMS gr. m. Silver Bell
second; Miss Mary Hall Bryan b. z
Ganaylnede, third
Class 4S-Championship. single-harness
horses. G. w. Watsons b. &. Lord
Baltimore, won. There was but one
entry.
Glass A9-ChampiOnship, pairs harness
horses c. W. WatsOn's b. e. Lord Bal
timOre and b. e My Maryland, won.
There was but one entry.
Class 36-Hunt club teams Challenge
CUP. offered by William A. Marburg
ridden by a member. Union County
Hunt, riders, Miss Elkins Miss HoIIo-
way, and Mrs. Dietrich won; Elkridge
Hunt. riders. Messrs. Eugene Levering
Jr, George Ewing, and Jacob A. UIman
second. Cameron Run Hunt. II 1erS. Mrs
Dorothy H Henderson and Messrs.
ti=et, Galloway, and Charles.
Class A-Championship, lightweight
hunters WeStchester FARMS b. m Cye--
ret, won; Mrs. Allen Potts ch. m. Fire
light reserve ribbon
Class 45-ChampiOnship. middle weight
hunters: Westchester Farms ? e, Jack
Frost. won; Ravenswood Farms ch. e
Free State. reserve.