The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
GIRLS RIDE HORSES
Society TurnsO Out to Equine
Show in Baltimore.
VIRGINIA DARE A WINNER
Entry Ridden by Miss Lucy Cher
BONNER Captures All Individual
HOnOrs by Taking Three Events.
EllSrIdge Kennels AbIaze with
summer Gowns and Hats.

Baltimore. Md. May 3O.-When Old Sol
came out With his brilliant rays at noon,
after the clouds had hung low, society
was all in a nutter, for the tenth annual
exhibition Of the Baltimore Horse Show
was 10 be held In the afternoon.
The weather, changing from its gloomy
attitude in the morning 70 brightness,
enabled the feminine society leaders 10
array themselves in their most stunning
srring costumes. and the Elkridge Ken
nels. where the show was held. was the
scene Of most imposing turnout Of
spring hats and rich gowns.
Though the show was purely a local
anair, II created much interest. for when
the first class, the Corinthian event, was
called into the ring. the horse show cir
Gle was surrounded by parties in auto
mobiles and vehicles Of all sorts. while
the hedge fence that incloses the ring
was ingulfed with the lovers OF the
horse.
Saddle Events of Interest
The events under the saddle were the
cfief features of interest mainly the con-
tests over the jumps. The appearances
OF the ladies riding. particularly the
Cherbonnier sisters. who rode astrlde I'm
the various classes, attracted much at
tention.
Nlss Lucy Cherbonnier won twice dur
~ the afternoon. and both victories
were scored with Mr.. Clarke Dulanv'g
handsome mare Virginia Dare, that cap
oil gv.1
noon by taking three events
With Virginia Dare, Mise Cherbonnier
was given the first in the ladies' saddle
class and the ride and drive class. Vfr-
ginia Dare was also the winner OF the
saddle class for horses fifteen hands or
over, 20 carry l65 pounds.
Thomas De FOrd's Keggy Conner was
another conspicuous performer in the
jumping events. With Lurman Stuart.
or the Green Spring Valleys Young gen
uemen riders up. Keggy Conner proved
the victor in the opening class. the Corin-
THAN over big field OF good jumpers.
Nineteen Entries.
There We're nineteen performers in the
class. and after giving almost perfect
performance Keggy Conner was an
nounced as the winner, with Monarch
second. and Bachelor third. Keggv
Conner ridden BY Miss Mary Mordecai
was second TO Virginia Dare IN the ladies'
saddle class. while under the clever han
ding Of Miss MOrdecai. Keggy Conner was
awarded the first choice in the closing
event for ladies' hunters. This was a
strong class and the victory of Miss
Mordecai was popular one. The nearest
rivals OF keggy Conner for the cup were
excellent performances. The former
was riden by Miss Lucy Cherbonnier ana
the latter by Miss Dorothy TAFT. Nour
mehal gave her best exhibition since she
competed for the prizes at the local horse
show
The Summaries.
Class 3-Horse and rinabout Horse should b,v.
NylS conformation. al around pace and good man.
hef-' and should not c1Crcd IS hands inches First
iI]e' CUP second Trize. ribbon: third prize nib
bon Harry s jenkins hav horse Upclo F,,Ile-
lrst Miss Mary Adelaide Jenkins Orioe ssc,nd
Mrs William r. Coles Punch third Richard X
lHomIs9ns Scaietta. W. s Kings Primrose /
Hahn Doliic Dimplcs. and Henry F. Jones Cock
tail al-p shown
''"'' Fac and action class. Horse any beigbt. g.
acuon al speed. % Icr cent; action Al park role
- per cent; conformation % p,r cent Firs.
lrhe, cup second prize ribbon. third prize rhlo-,
w - ". Williams Richmond. first; Miss Adelaid,
heysers Lady Wnsomc third Richard H. Tbomre
tons stella. " s. Kings Primrose Mr., w n
Coic Punch. and Harry s jenkins Uncle Furer
also shown. -'
Glass 6-Horsc Is hands or over mn q, -,---.,-..
10 pounds First prize cup: scc1nd l,rize ribbon,
'hlIa Prize. ribbon. Mr. Clarke Duanv's Vir
gmla Dare. hSt; Eleanor Kenncy's Pr,.r.r, &C..
ynG' hoTauo l. Whitrdges Miss Kuroh third
hlch@rd h. Thompson's Gold Dust Henry G M.
Ter LADY Dolly Daniel b Rr7rstcr's I,dr c.
iM' John McGonc's Ontario and Alrs = n
tischcr's Fair Nell also shown
Cia'S Ladies hunters. For qualified and qrpen
u.'''s' oolulinat'on ana manners to count 3 Der
Oen'' jumping % per cent. To be ridden by I,dies
over regulation Jumps Thomas Deford's E.vc-
Conner. first: Mrs. Edgar Allan Poe's Creole nj
second Miss Dorothy Tait's Nourmehal tbi,t
Llsnogo hunts Beau z. A. Spillman's Top Rail
John McGlono's Ontario. Miss Agnes Tigb,,sr's
Lnzon. Daniel r. Brcwster's Chorist Miss Ton.@
bIeWsters Potential. and Francis Mickey Muir
nys Trixie also shown
tlaSS 'orinthian class: performance over fences
- ptr CENT conformation. . per cent First r,-izo
cup; second prize ribbon; third prize ribbor
thomas beioI kcgU Conner first: Eugene LAvc,
ing NonaFch, second W. Irvine Keysor's Bachelor
VI muinu. D. SAWYER Wilson's pruirie lass FraDris
hey Muunys Trixie William S G. Wi1i,p,s, puI-
Boy 5. BCnsdl Whites Iaky. ". u RrooL., -. S
~ T. Hufer RS Lady Perlita r. II Svr,ingto,,,s
LiasotaH, Alr'. Edgar Allan POe's Raiah Alorander
browns Free State, Miss Dorothy Tait's Nmrno.
@ nal, Mss Nancy Brrwsters Potential. J. Pir-
h n
Iuzon. Thomas Deford's Sir Cibl6e and Syt-;j-o
Hunt Clubs Beare also shown
NiatS o-Ladies saddle horses Il bo-ds = ;--s,o,
Aho @ over flFst prize, cup: second prize ribl,on
lh1fd prze ribbon. Mrs Clarke Dulanv's Virgi,ia
Dare, nisti Thomas Dcford's Keggy Conner ser,r5.
sAs' Eitanor .. hCnny'S Prmpero third ] Ri
Quits Fallen also shown. - '''u
Nass s-Hunters and Jumpers. for hest rsrfo-,,
ahce OF hunters jumpers over sir co,so-,,,i~,
iehcesi feet inches % 5 feet First ,,r,zo -,,.
second prize. ribbon; third prize. ribbon. Fpgcpc
LtFerlng Monarch. first: Mrs Edpar Ala, pos,s
CFeole Belle secondi J. Sawyer Wilson's pT,irie
Lass, thild' William s. g. Williams Vulv nov
> Bonsal Whites Jaky Mrs Edgar Allan Po.,s
kslah' W. Irvine K5yscr's Bachelor Mis- Ae,os
t iNsli"h glo Luzon Thomns Deford's Kegsy Conner.
and Sir Gibbie also shown
Class l-Roadsters. horse tbr.e v.,-, "a -. -
W W ue suo"n 70 wagon horse only 70 be considered
flrst prHe. silver Clp; second prize ribbon fbir5
Prize ribbon. 5 A. Rico's Apollo first. w r
onrers Maggie King second: Martin l. NfcCor
mlcd catherine Nc. third. W. B. divers Colo,.i
William NJ. Manlys The Crow. and w Trvine
heysers silver King also shown
CIass 4-Road and drive class: horses IN be frs,
Gn'cni then unhamesscd IN the ring ana yidden
fnst prize silver cup; second prize ribbon. third
lr1e uboon. Mrs. Clarke Duanys Virpinia Dare
Lfsti SrS. Edgar Allan Poes black gelding creole
Belle, second, Eugene Levering RS hav reIding
Third Mrs. William Coles Punch Miss F9eono- =
kenneys Prospcro William NJ Manly's Uass,n
aud Richard II. Thomrsons Gold Dust also sborr
Instructed for bryan.
Toano. Va, May SO.-The Democrats OF
James City and County yesterday in mass