Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-05

competitors, Warwick Queen and War
wick Princess, owned by FL. l.. Pierce,
getting the red.
Cocktail. entry Of the Ashleigh Farms,
won first hon0rs in the class for three
" eaT-of chargers. 40
Mrs. J. B. ,Mckay's Lady Debonair won
the class for combination horses. Col.
r. NJ. Thompson's Caynon getting second
honors.
|. Kildare a Winner.
Two interesting events of the afternoon
were for ladies' saddle horses and saddle
championship the former being won by
Miss Fl. d. Atterbury's Kildare, while the
blue ribbon in the latter went to Rosa
bel. entry of Mrs w. A. McGibbon.
Edward B. McLean's Pride O'Prides. a
consistent winner at the show, was beat
en- in the single championship class by
Ringing Bells, entry of the Fairmont
farms.
Miss Helen Buchanan rode Katydid to
victory in the ladies' hunters class, while
H. l.. Collins Monarch captured first In
the Corinthian hunters class.
Julian Morris Taconite was the victor
in the hunting championship class
The principal winners OF the four-day
meet were the entries of Miss LOula Long
of Kansas City. Senator Watson of West
Virginia, Edward B. Mclean, Julian Nor
ris of Keswick, Va, and III. l.. Pierce OF
Lecminster. Mass.
Awards Valued at, So, 500.
Cash prizes and. cups valued at APP
proxmately $500 were awarded during
the show. The value of the awards
was $1,000 more than those offered last
year. wh.les larger number of events
was provided and approximately 800 more
entries receiYed 3. = ~; ( $3.50
The attendance at the show Exceeded
that of last year and, in every particu-
lar, the meeting was more of success.
Next years show, it is said, will be
planned on an even bigger scale.
The winners of the various events yes
terday afternoon, were the following:
Summaries of Winners.
Glass IS sporting tandeml yellowstone Re-
gent and Robert, Maj. Henry T. Allen, first;
David Grey and mate. Julian Morris, second;
Richmond and mate, Melvin C. Hazen third.
Class 50 ,hunt teams)-Keswick Hunt, consist
ing OF Merry Xmas. Overall and Gunga Din,
first; Brandywine Hunt. consisting Of Pagin Kin.
Quaker and Lady Loudon, second; keswick Hunt,
consisting of Duhallow, David Grey and kes-
wick. third
Class, Al. cavalry horses)-cygnet, Troop, G,
Cavalry. second: Cosmoerat Troop G, 18th Cav
airy. third; Denmark. n. c. ). and Band, 10th
Glass - pairs. saddle horsesl-Devisor and
Megantic Julian Norris first: Bourbon Queen
and Panama. H. l.. Pierce second: pair entered
r. :. Mumford. fourth.
Class asaes phas.on Bells
wick Queen and Warwick Princess, II. l..
Pierce. second: Pink Lady and, Beautiful Doll
j. W. Converse. third; Little Pinto and Little
steel. fourth i-.-
Class AZ (three-year-old chargers,-Cocktail,
Ashleigh Farms. first; Golden Taft, H. W. Her
ring & Son, second; Kelly, DR.. {. L. Grayson
third
Class 81 coordination horsesl-Lady Debonair.
Mrs. J. b. Mckay, first; Caynon Col. X. NJ
Thompson second; Beaucaire. i. B. Ackernary,
third: Tmstilla A. Z. T. Shoemaker, fourth.
Glass - Gours- in -hsndl Team entered by Fair
mont Farms. first; team entered by IL. l.. Pierce
second.
Class 81 tladies' saddle horses)-kildare Miss
ii. D. Atterbury. first: Lady Debonair. Mrs. H.
X. Mckay. second. Panama. III. l.. Pierce, third ,
Caynon. Col. X. NJ. Thompson. fourth.
Glass tx saddle Observation-Disclosures. Mrs
W. 4. McGibbon. first: Kildare. Miss III. ID. At
terbury, second.
Class % t~ingle championship Ringing Bells.
Fairmont Farms. first; Pride O'Prides, Edward
b. Mclean. second.
Class 50 ladies hunters)-Katydid. Miss Helen
Buchanan. first; Keswick, Julian Morris. second
Yellowstone Regent. Maj Henry T. Allen, third ;
Algoma w. r. Abel. fourth.
Class 80 thunting championshipl.Taconite, Ju-
liam Morris; Aristocrat, W. X. Abel, reserved.
Glass 81 tpair Observation-Disclosures Bells
and Chatterbox, Farmont Farms. first; Pride
O'Prdes and Guardsman, Edward Is. Mclean
second.
Collins. first; Keswick. Julian Norris second ;
Algoma W. r. Abel, third; Taconite, Julian
Norris, fourth.