The Washington times., 1912-05-02
PRELIMINARY TRIAL
IN JUMPING EVENT
: At HORSE SHOW
Twenty-three In Class for
the Finals This
Afternoon.
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rail. The Jockey was thrown OF one
side and badly bruised and shaken up.
II was in this event nat two Julian
Morris entries won the blue and rod
ribbons. The third prize was captured
by Majur Henry Il. Aliens. The Dargle.
anh the onlrv of Miss Gladys Earle, OF
Philad.lphia, Wand1weresr. vas, was fourth
first in the delivery wagon class. AS
last year. the oyster wagons created
rIuch admirin.. comment MIR. Oyster
event. two other horses Of his getting
second and third place.
Expectation " large attendance at
weather has proved correct. The grand
stand was nearly filed yesterday af-
tcruoon. and the advance sale for today
10 ,arGer. In the stands and boxes a
brilliant array of Washington and out
cf-town people assembled yesterday and
will again today.
The summarize of the first days re-
suits are as follows:
Class l-Thoroughbred stations, Prince
or Melbourne, ch. c., first, cup, owned
by Fl. T. Oxnard; second, ribbon, Meta
phor b. s., owned by Lieut.. r. G.. AL
Glass 2s-Miltary chargers, light
weight, conformation and appearance
SO per cent; military schooling. Is per
cent; field performances. jumping, 20
per cent; open to officers Of military
by government or officer showing; four
teen entries. Roy, br. g.. Lieut.. Col.
f. s j. Foltz; firsti cup; billiard b: e.
s.S Tne6 5sn BY ,n Lieut. J. W. nnS RSwner bv seGend
Frank Mccoy. third, $40
Class 1l-Novice harness horses. 16.2
an and % under; special prize cup to S, winner
m, first cup and $50. owned by Aldie
Styd and Stock Farm: second. Actor.
b. g., owned by NJ. G. Byers, $50; third,
PM Pink Lady b. m' owned by j. w.
Glass 2s-Novice saddle horses, ra-
tricia. ch. m. first. $50, owned by Miss
II. D. Atterbury: second, Bourbon
Queen, CHI. M, owned by II. L. Pierce,
by E. w. Payne. $40: fourth, Beau
caire, br;. g. owned by E. B. Acker-
rary, ribbon.
Class 25-Pair of roadsters;, first
owned by E. 7. stotesburY, $50; sec
ond, Cleophas, b. g., and Boscobel, b.
g.. owned by ]. Q, Gheen, $40; third;
BY =. j. sellman, SO; fourth, BiIly
McGinty, blk. IN. and Lady McDer-
mot, blk. g., owned by p. V. DeGraw,
Miss Loula Long, $50; second, Lady
Tairmont Farms, $50; third. Forest
and Stock Farm. SO: fourth. Robert,
Iibbon.
Glass, Class srDslivery g. wagons ,..F First
Oyster, SIS: Second, Raymond: b; g.,
owned by George NJ. oyster, SO; third,
Roger, b. g.. owned by George NJ. Oys-
ter. IS. Twelve entries in this class.
Hunters Win Cash.
Class 4-Pairs of hunters. Pair owned
by Julian Morris, first, $50; pair owned
by Mrs Sinclair Bowen. second, $50;
third pair owned by Col. r. NJ. Thomp-
son, SO No ribbon.
Class 7l-For best horse suitable for
gig. Professional drivers and dealers
barred; to be won twice by same owner;
cup presented by Joseph Letter. First,
Pride O'Prides. br. g., owned by Edward
tion, b. g., owned by Miss Loula Long,
$26, third. Moonshine, ch. m, owned by
Failmont Farms.
Class 45-LightweIght polo ponies.
First, Kaiser, ch. g., owned by J. W.
owned d By f. f. s. % Lesare, ai sis; third d. Jes .
SIC sss s 2gopsey % 2Tnsd BY i5 T. and s. sSd s.
dle. First, Patricia, ch. m, owned by
Miss Fl. D. Atterbury, $50; second. Rosa,
bel. b. M, owned by Miss W. A. Nc
Gibbon. $50: third. Bourbon Queen. ch.
m.s.owned by Fl. L. Pierce. $40; fourth,
ernary, ribbon.
Glass 14-Runabout horses. First.
Snapshot. b. g., owned by Edward Nc
Lean, s6g: second, Beau-kaY. b. g.,
OWNED by Miss Loula Long. $50: third,
Warwick Queen, b. m, owned by II. j..
Pierce, $40; fourth. Pink Lady, b. m,
owned by J. w. Converse.
Glass &-Green hunters: lightweight,
First, Merry Xmas, br. m, owned by
Julian Morris. cup: second, Gunga Din,
blk. g., owned by Julian Morris, ribbon
third, The Dargle, ch. g., owned ~
Major H. T. Allen, ribbon: fourth, Wan
derer, ch. m., owned by Miss Gladys
Earle, ribbon.
Glass 65-Local Hunters, owned by
residents of the District of Columbia or
by members of the army or navy, ma
tlonal guard, etc, for thirty days prior
10 closing entries. First, Elln King, ch.
m. owned by william Hit, $50; second.
Richart. $50; third. Monocacy, br. g.,
owned by Mrs. Sinclair Bowen, $40;
fourth. Katydid, b. m, owned by Miss
Buchanan, ribbon.
Glass SS-Park hacks, road hacks, d.
, vision A-Park hacks judged May
division B, road hacks, judged May g.
all entries eligible in Glass b, money di.
vIded between the two events. First
Indian Flower, ch. m, owned by Ed
win Mclean, Sioo; second, Patricia. ch
third, Rosabel, br m, owned by Mrs
w. A. McGibbon. $1S fourth. Bourbon
Queen, ch. m, owned by Miss Pierce
nbbon.
Glass 15-Gig horses. First, Pride o
Prides, br. g., owned by Edward, Nc
Lean. $50; second, CONSERVATION, b. &.
owned by Miss Loula Long, $50; third,
Moonshine, ch. M. owned by Fairmont
Farms, $40.