Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-04
Green Hunter Glass Attracts.

The green hunter class was more spec
tacular and more interesting TO the spec
tators than any of the other classes
shown during the morning session. There
We're nineteen entries. and performances.
for the most part, were good. Devisor,
owned by the Bell Air farms, Maryland, a
chestnut gelding that took blue ribbons
al the Atlantic City show, proved a dis
appointment for he behaved badly in the
ring and his performance was poor.
The class was wen by Headlight of the
Gelnara stock farms, Virginia. black
selding. which made an excellent pei
Torrance. Chiswell owned and ridden
by Capt. Guy Y. Henry, of the 18th Cav
airy. took second place; Hilltop. owned
by William Skinker, third. and The Colo
mel. owned by the Genara stock farms.
fourth. Miss Martha Hazard rode Sherry
in this class, and made clever per
forrnance, though she did not take a rib
bon.
+. T. Stotesbury of Phila delphia won
the class for pairs of roadsters three
years old and over, with handsome pair
of bay mares, Morcata and Ruby; r. j.
Selman of this city was second with
Anna S and Nellie, bay mares.
Clever Polo Pony Riding.
Good performances and clever riding
marked the class for polo ponies up to
ponies dashed up and down the show
ring at speed. cut figure eights. and fol-
lowed the polo bali closely. Hugh Le-
gare took first place with Red Bird: G..
Basil Hall. with Sorry Lass. took second:
William Littauer, with Uncle Billy, took
third and Maj. Henry T. Allen, with
POntet Canet. took fourth.
The class for ponies. ridden by chill
dren was heartily applauded. Paint Pot.
owned by John NJ. Detrick, won first in
this event: Dandy Boy. owned by Edith
Goodacre. took second: Shamrock, owned
also by Miss Goodacre. took third, and
Spigot owned by Capt. l.. {. Andrews.
took fourth
The class for service horses, ridden by
enlisted men. was won by Albion. en-
tered by Capt. j. +. Lindsay. The army
horses and their riders made an excellent
impression.
The Summaries.
Class 2. ponies under Winner.
Paint Pot owner John NJ Detrick:
second. Dandy Boy. owner Edith Good
acre: third. Shamrock owner Edith
Goodacre; fourth. Spigot. owner Capt.
G. l.. Andrews.
class No. x. pair of horses three
wears old or over-Winners. Norcata
and Ruby, owner T.. T. Stotesbury.
second. Anna s and Nellie. owner r
j. Seliman: third. The Raven and The
Thrush owner John J. Duff: fourth,
Belle and Hiida owner John j. Duff.
Class NJ. -, gated saddle horses
zone entryp-Winner Gallant Lad,
owner. Col. X. NJ. Thompson.
class No. A.. service horses ridden by
enlisted men-Winner. Albion; owner.
Capt j. X. Lindsay: second. Debonaire:
owner. Capt. Henry G. Smfther; third.
Dawn. owner Capt. Henry {. Smither:
fourth: Cynic. owner, Capt. Warren
Dean.
Glass No. 6, polo ponies up to carrying
200 pounds-Winner, Red Bird: owner,
Hugh Legare, second. Sorry Lass: own
er. G Basil Hall: third Uncle Billy:
ou,ner William Iittauer: fourth, Pontet
Canet: owner Maj. Henry 7. Allen
class No 81, green hunters-Winner.
Headlight. owner, Glenara stock farms;
second. Chiswell, owner, capt Guy '.
Henry third. Hilltop, owner, William
Skinker: fourth, The Colonel, owner,
Glenara stock farms