The Washington herald., 1912-05-05

consisting Of Quaker Pagan Kin, and
Lady Louden. took second prize. Third
honors were taken by Keswiclz Hunt
team No. ]. composed Of Duhallow, Da-
vid Gre, and Keswick.
Class IS. an exhibition Of sporting tan
dems. was won by Mai. II. T. Aliens
Yellowstone Regent and Robert. Miss
Allen and Miss GrebIe rode in the win
ming tandem. After driving around the
course, the leading horses were unhar-
messed. and saddled, and required to
take four hurdles Miss Allen took all
OF the hurdles perfectly. Second place
was won by Julian Morris tandem.
David Gray and mate. NJ. c. Hazen's
tandem. Richard and mate, took third
place.
Lady DebOnair First.
Lady Debonair. ridden by Mrs. ]. B.
Mckay. was the winner of Class 3. an
exhibition Of combination horses. Cay
non. an entry OF Col. R. NJ. Thompson.
took second place. and third~ honors
were won by Braucaire, a brown gel
ding entered by E. B. Ackernary. Fourth
place was won by Umatilla, an entry OF
A. c. p. Shoemaker.
Mrs. c. w. Watson was the winner
of the class Of four-in-hands, class -
Mr. Pierce's driver gave an exception
ally fine exhibition Of short turns, and
II was thought by many Of the specta-
tors that the team would win first honors.
Kildare. ridden by Miss II. d. Alter
bury, was the winner OF class 81, that
Of ladies' saddle horses. Second honors
were won by Lady Debonalr, ridden by
Mrs. J. B. Mckay. Panama, an entry
Of H. L Pierce, won yellow ribbons,
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Thompson, took fourth place.
Mrs. Watson was the fayorite in class
IL. an exhibition OF ladies' phaeton pairs.
Mrs. Watson drove Ringing Bells and
Chatterbox, which brought forth much
admiration from the spectators. Second
place was won by Fl. L. Pierce's War
wick Queen and Warwick Princess Pink
Lady and Beautiful Doll entered by J.
W. Converse, won third place, and fourth
honors were captured by Little Pinto
and Little Steel, entered by Col. R. NJ.
Thompson.
Miss Katherine Elkins appeared for the
first time during the show in the hunt
class and competed with two men rid
ers for the hunt cup. She rode under
the auspices of the Keswick Club. She
used a side saddle. She was given a
loud ovation when she was recognized
on Duhallow
Billy HIT Hero.
Billy Hit, on Bedminster. also proved
a hero Of the tan bark circle. When his
event was called. Miss EIlSins took a
handful of lavender sweet peas from her
corsage and fastened them In his but
tonhole. When on the first jump Mr..
Hit and his horse knocked over the
hurdle, they alarmed Miss Elkins so
greatly that she refused to watch the
rest Of the event When Mr. Hit fin
ished his ride. Miss Elkins went to the
paddock.
Vincent Walsh Mclean. the million
dollar baby, won shouts of applause
when, mounted on his fathers horse.
Indian Flower, he rode around the arena.
1t was tiny vincent's first ride, and he
was wildly excited.
Music was furnished during the morn
ing and afternoon by the Fifteenth Cav
airy Band from Fort Myer, Va Many
or the horses began to prance when the
strains OF the music struck their ears,
and 1t was only with difiiculty that the
riders succeeded in bringing them to
terms.
The judges OF the events yesterday
were:
Heavy harness cIasses-w. H. Moore.
New York: H. X. Bloodgood. Great Bar
rington. Mass, and G. Howard Dawson,
Of New York. Stations. roadsters, &C.
r. A. Fairburn. Of New York, and H.
Rozier Dulsny. OF Upperville, Va Saddle
horses-R Lawrence Smith. OF New
York; Z. z. waring. Of Plainfield, N.
J., and J. r. Townsend. OF Goshen, N.
Y Chargers-coI. z. St ]. Greble, OF
Washington. ana Col. Stanley. OF WASH
ington. Penies-Louis B. Haight, Of New
York Hunters-James w. Graves, OF
Richmond. Va; Anteilo Devereaux. of
Philadelphia. Pa. and G. P. Eustis. OF
Washington.
At the conclusion of the show, taps
was sounded by the bugler, who had
served faithfully during the four days.
10 announce the entry Of the different
horses.
Francis n. Ware, manager OF the
show. announced last night that nine
boxes for next years show have been
reserved already.
Yesfcrdayls Summaries.
NoRSTNG SESSION.
Clas 81 horses suitable 70 become hunters, heaFy-
ueirhts. shown IN hand-High Ball. ch- T.. years
tAshieigh Farmsl. nrst prize. 81: Dickens On. L
CoIlinsl. seeond prize. 50; Duhallow, b g., l6i
hands. 6 yea1 Julian Monisl. third prize. SO;
Honce, ch. 3, Ia hands years f0ie1au STOCK
FARM. fourth prze. white ribhous