The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25

Second Commander J. Vaudeville
Lieut.. j. Castellano, Engineer A. Passa-
lacqua. F1lielan Lopez, Prof. B. Cen
tenari. and Prof. Fritz Geralt. of the Ar
gentine school ship President Sarmiento
now lying of this navy yard, will attend
the horse show at the American League
Park to-day and tomorrow as the guests
OF the Washington Horse Show Assoeia-
zion. The party will occupy boxes
short distance from that OF the President.
A large number Of Argentine midship-
men who are on board the school ship
are also expected 10 attend the show.
The officers are deeply interested in the
horse show. horses being one OF the hob
bses OF the people. Regret has been ex-
pressed by number Of the officers al not
having their mounts with them. so they
might exhibit them at the Washington
show.
Attaches OF the Germany Embassy will
turn out, and the secretaries Of the Brit
lsh Embassy Will be seen in the paddock.
fArtles VIII be made up to-day Of the at
taches OF nearly every embassy and Iega-
lon IN Washington. Society both local
and official Will also be well represented.
Nearly all the owners who have horses
entered were at the show grounds vester-
day, and a number OF animals were tried
out In the ring. Miss d. Points entries
were exercised and Joseph Butler, train
or and manager for Miss Du Pont. said
the equines were all in fine shape.
baibriggan. J. b. Andrews bay stallion.
arrived yesterday Mr.. Andrews IS one
OF tile largest exhibitors OF harness
hnruaG
grounds early yesterday showing OF his
thoroughbred hackneys.
4. 7. Stotesbury's team. Iugano and
Como arrived with another pair he has
entered late yesterday afternoon. They
are stabbed at Coons' livery under n
special guard. They are the world IS
champions IN the class for light harness
horses and look every inch OF IL.
Mrs. Potts at Grounds.
Mrs. Potts was out TO the show grounds
yesterday afternoon 10 look over her
string. which arrived with L. D. Benner's
from Atlanta Sunday morning. They are
all in fine condition. and both Mrs. Potts
and Mr.. Benner are sure OF success.
The initial class OF the show will ba
called promptly al 1870 O'Clock this att
ernoon. II viii be the class for police
mounts, FOR which Thomas c. Moves has
offered a cup as the first prize. and \
Myer a riding crop for the second. There
are seven entries in this class nearly
al By Washington people The horses !
entered are all typical or their class. and /
the judging will be difficult
The second event on the programme
will be the exhibition OF class .. for
horses. In # are entered the /
horses OF Miss Amy r Du Pont. !
Andrews, Lee Hechinger. W. T. Brown.
ana Dr. J. r. Sansbury. This will be a 1
notable class. as IL viii devolve into n /
contest between Miss Du Pont. Mr. An
Irews, and Mr. Hechinger.
Local hunters will be shown third on
the programme This IS a large class 1
with a number Of horses belonging 10
army officers from Fort Afyer entered 4
Misses Martha Hazard and Jeanette /
Allen will ride
Horses in harness VIII be shown again
IN the fourth class. This is q heavy
harness class. and the exhibitors will be
practically the same as in the runabout
,lass.
Tandems To show.
The sporting tandem class is the nev,
went on the programme. In this will
appear some Of the finest tandems in /
he South and will be an especially
pectacular class Mrs. Allan Potts. as
master Of hounds OF the Castle HU Hun,
Vill ride her famous Willow King in mis-
lass. r. T. Stotesbury's champion light
harness team VIII give a special exhibit
lon
An exhibition drill Of the Fifteenth Cav
Try, Capt J. R. Lindsey commanding
nd lightweight hunters will follow the
programme. In the class for a pair OF
unters Miss katherine Cherbonnier will
tempt TO break the worlds record. She
Vii ride Louis Leights Roustabout
The class for ladies' harness horses and /