Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-04
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wick Queen. H. L. Pierce, second: Daffy-
dill and Queen Denmark, Alvie stud
third; Pink Lady and Beautiful Doll ].
w. Converse. fourth.
Glass 5O-Lght weight hunters-Algoma
W. r. Abel. first; Keswick. Julian Nor
ris. second; Philosopher, Mrs ]. w. Con-
verse. third: Katydid. Miss Helen Blu
chanan, fourth.
Class 60-Jumpers not over three year.
old. Golden Taft, H. w. Herring & Son
second: Democrat, Roger Brothers. third
Prince William. NJ. c. Hazen, fourth.
Class 27-Ponies over 1871 and under
14.2. Merry Lass, r. Penn Smith, first
Sylvette. Miss S. C. Meredith, second
Katy Mrs. r. J. Selman, third
Glass 36. ladies' saddle horse. 1862 and
under-Rosabel. Miss w. A. McGhibbon
first; Ptricia, Miss H. d. Atterbury, sec.
ond; Bourbon Queen. II. L. Pierce, third
Twinkle. Miss Elizabeth Mumford. fourth
finder. Edward B. Mclean. first; Kalo
rama, Fairmont Farms. second.
In the Winners Glass.
Senator Clarence w. Watson Of West
Virginia and Mrs. Watson were yester-
days principal blue ribbon winners
their entries capturing three flrsts in the
tandem, ladies' phaeton and brougham
classes.
The horses of Miss Loula Long Of Kan.
sas City were winners in two events
the model harness and gated saddle hors,
classes. Edward B. Mclean and W. r.
Abel also were winners in two events
each. while Julian Morris Of Keswick.
Va. one of the most consistent winners
at the show, captured the class of novel
hunters with his Gunga Din.
The handicap jump. the opening event
yesterday. brought out fffty-eight hunters
A %ha 81 % h1Il
the only horse to accomplish the five-foo,
hurdle handicap. Green hunters were re-
quired to jump four feet only. Overall
green hunter owned by Julian Morris
which is said to have made a thirty-three
foot broad Jump record. was entered in
this event, but his showing was disap.
pointing. The class was won by L. c.
Leith's Glenwood.
H. T. Oxnard's Prince Of Melbourne
won in the class for stations, while the
for pairs over 1872 hands. went to the Nc.
Lean entries, Pride OPrides and Guards.
man. Miss Longs entries, Revelation
and Hesitation, won second In this event
Allen. won the class for horses suitable
for hunters. In the class for phaeton
pairs. the Mclean entries. Pride o.
Prtdes and Guardsman again were win
ner4 second honors going to the horses
Witcham Friar.
Miss Longs hve-gaited saddle horses.
kimokan and Kentucky Lad. were first
and second. respectively. in the class
a9ro gated o. saddle su t. horses. The King
England. winner, captured first in the
class for model harness horses.
Attractive Glasses in Tandems.
One OF the most attractive classes of
the afternoon was for tandems. Ring
ing Bells and Kitty Grey, the Watson
entries, winning the blue. The red
went to H. l. Pierce's Warwick Queen
and Warwick Princess. Miss Longs
Revelation and Hesitation won the
third. while Mr. McLean's Pride o.
Prides and Guardsman won fourth.
The rider and driver cup offered in a
special event for pairs OF saddle horses,
one of the park type and the other Of the
Lad, horses owned by Col. r. NJ. Thomp-
son, president Of the show. King George
and Devisor. entries of Julian Morris.
won second in this class.
class for model hunters. second prize
going to Pagin Kin. entered by Victor
Mather Of Philadelphia
Miss Pierce drove III. L. Pierce's
husbands Pink Lady in the class for
ladies' phaeton horses and were applaud
ed. Norma, the Watson entry. however.
was awarded the blue ribbon.
In the class for lightweight chargers.
Capt. ]. r. Lindsey's Experiment won
the blue. Bald Eagle, owned by J. Brice
Bayley. won the prize for road hacks.
Mounts Fail at Hurdles.
Narrow escapes from injury by riders
when their mounts failed to take the hur-
dies characterized two of the hunting
events yesterday. Miss Jeanette Allen,
daughter of Maj. Henry T. Allen, re-
ceived q bad fall while riding The Dargle