The Washington herald., 1912-05-01

through their PAGES in preparation for
the various contests of the day.
| The first event is scheduled for 2 o'clock,
but fifteen minutes before this the an
nuaI parade Of the Washington Road
| Drivers and Riders Association will
take place. A large number of team and
single horses will be driven by members.
according to L. D. Sale, president OF the
association. The parade will be led by
Gen. Nelson A. Miles turnout. With him
will ride P. V. De Graw. both past presi-
dents of the association Following them
will come Representative Isaac r. Sher-
wood. of Ohio. driving his PAGERS. Prince
D. and Robert Herman, which have rec
ords of 2:04Ik and 2:0S, respectively. Other
horses in the parade will be Biddy Nc
Ginity and Lady McDermott, driven by
Edwin B. De Graw; White Ghost, the
well known road horse Of John o. Gheen,
and his new team, Boscobel and Cleophas.
T. W. Dunworth will show Hobson
Boy, and ]. A. Jones will drive Miss
Kushan. Charles Weaver and Bernard
Dougherty will display new driving
hcrses. number of circuit trotters and
PAGERS, including Michael Morris Kovoni,
E. F. Halls Hilda and Redprinceps, NJ.
W. Helms Sleeping Ander. and D. J.
McCarthy's Black Patchen will be in the
parade. Trotters owned by Robert
Brown. OF the Herring Hill stock farm,
of Virginia, will be shown. President
Sale will drive his roadster.
Many Light-weight Charges.
After the parade, the thoroughbred
stallion class will be summoned into the
ring, following which fourteen light
weight chargers will contend for a cup
and two cash prizes. The entries in the
lightweight charger class are: The Pink
I'm, Lieut.. Francis Ruggles; Lag, Lieut..
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Cavalry; Rebel, Lieut.. A. d. Searles;
Dillard, Lieut. ]. W. Downer; Dixie,
Lieut.. F. W. Stewart; Graybelt, Lieut.
c. S. Patton, jr.; Enchantress, Lieut.. Col
F. S. Foltz; Roy, Lieut.. Col. F. S. Foltz;
Phoenix Park. W. H. Carter: Dan Cole,
Capt. Frank Mccoy; Rapid Flight, Capt.
r. J. Fleming; Fico, Lieut.. r. N. Whit
ney, and Steptoe,, Capt. R. N. wallach
Shortly after this will come the pairs of
roadsters in which Huby and Norcata,
entered by E T. Stotesbury, of PhiIadeI-
phia; Billy McGinty and Lady McDer-
mott. P. V. De Graw; Cleophas and
Boscobel. ]. o. Gheen, and Nellie S. and
mate, R. ]. Sellman, will contend.
Gig horses are another class. This
contest Will be for a prize cup presented
by Joseph Letter. Five horses are en-
tered. They are The Illustrator, Miss
Loula Long, Of Kansas City; Consterna-
uon' also MISS Longs entry; Pride O.
Prides, Edward B. Mclean; MoonshIne.
Fairmont Farms, and Attica, Miss Ma
rion Stevens.
The same horses. with the addition of |
Lady Witcham, Friar, and Supreme, en-
tries, respectively, OF the Fairmont |
Farms and H. L. Pierce, of Leonuin-
ster, Mass, are entered in another gig
class.
Green Hunter Entries.
The biggest class Of the afternoon is |
for lightweight green hunters. Among |
these are Maj. Henry I. Aliens, The |
Dargle, a four-year-old chestnut geldinE;
DR.. Cary T. Grayson's Morlass; Wan
derer, an entry by Miss Gladys Earle, |
Of Philadelphia; Merry Xmas and Gunea /
Din, owned by Julian Morris, of Kes-
wick, Va, and Richmond, the property
Of M. C. Hazen, will be seen In this
event.
The show is under the direction Of Col.
r. NJ. Thompson, president; Francis M.
Ware, general manager; A. d. Addison,
secretary, and MAJ. Henry 7. Allen,
chairman Of the executive committee.
The other members Of which are Gen.
:. r. Edwards, William Littauer, w. II.
8roEnson. and N. c. Hazen.
Gen. leonard Wood. w. P. Emo. and