The Washington herald., 1913-04-27
LIST Of ENTRIES
F0RH0RSE SHOW
More Than Seven Hundred
Will Compete in National
Capital Event.

Inc complete entry list Tor the national
Capital Horse Show, to be held May 8,
D, 6, and Z, was made public last night
by Manager Melvin c. Hazen. Seven
hundred and thirty entries have been
made In the seventy-four events sched-
uled. This is the largest number ever
received for a local horse show.
Manager HaZen and corps of assist
ants spent several days arranging the
classifications. The list, as completed
indicates that the meet this year will be
one of the best ever held in Washing
ton. Not only is the number of entries
the largest on record, but better COM
petition is promised in all the classes es-
pecially those for harnes horses and hunt
teams.
In the harness events, the most promi-
nent stables of the country will be rep
resented. Emil Selig, of New York;
John l.. Bushnell. of Springfield. Ohio;
ward b. Mclean. of Washington, and
others will be contestants for the honors
in these events
The best that Virginia has in the thor
ouShbred horse line is entered in the
hunting events. Such well known stables
as that of Julian Morris, of Keswick
Va. and Fl. W Herring, of Nokesville,
in addition to many others, will be rep
resented.
make strong bid for the hunting lau-
rels. Nine horses, including jumpers of
international fame, have been entered by
the Glen Riddle Farms, of Pennsylvania
The United States Army will have a
number of good thoroughbreds in the
jumping events.
There is no event arranged for the show
in which interesting competition is not
promised In the class for delivery horses.
fnr nj ir of
Washington. has entered four imported
Percherons recent winners at the New
York and Ohio State fairs.
society Is Interested.
Equally as encouraging to the horse
show management as the big entry list
is the interest which Washington society
Is taking in the plans for the coming
week. Already the entire number of boxes
has been disposed of. Prominent Wash
ington society women will ride in the
show. as will also horsewomen of other
States. including Mrs. Allan Potts, of
Gordonsville, Va.
Manager Hazen stated last night that
the entire number of box stalls has been
engaged and that many exhibitors will
have to be arranged for stable accom-
modations outside the grounds.
John o. Gheen, sales manager, will
shortly announce the entry list for the
auction sale of thoroughbreds to be con-
Quoted on the last day of the show. 1t
Is expected that fully one hundred
thoroughbreds. including some of the best
animals shown at the meeting. will be
offered to the highest bidders. The auc-
ton will be conducted in the tan-bark
arena.
All this week tickets will be on sale
at the show grounds, Eighteenth and ID
Streets Northwest. Many of the horses
entered, il is expected, will arrive to-
morrow and will be quartered at the
grounds.
List of Entries.
The list OF entries made public last
night includes the following:
SATURDAY. MAY 5
go r. m.-Class l, thoroughbred stations. two en-
tries
26 D. m.-Class g chargers, light weight. fourteen
entries
30 y. m.-Class II. nonce harness horses. four
tries
20 p m.-Class 3, novice rars hack, eight en-
80 r. m.-CIsss IS Pairs. ruadsters four entries
30 y. m.-Class Il. novice harness horses three
entries.
500 n. m.-C1ass a. gated saddle seven entries
3:l5 p. m.-Clsss 81, pairs hunters. twelve entries
3.35 y. m.-Class Il. gig horses. two entries.
3:5 T. m.-Class Is. polo ponies, light weight,
eight entries.
3:B T. m.-Class ga road hack twelve entries
4:lo T. m.-Class Il. rlnabout horses five entries.
40 J. m.-Class Is. green hunters, light weight,
twenty-t three entries.
tines
SD p. m-CIass g. pair horses. four entries.
$50 p. m.-Class 81 Corinthian. twenty entries.
500 y. m.-C1ass 10. lsdy's phseton. five entries.
$40 n. nI.-C7ass 81 military hunting class, twelve
entries.
SO p m-Cass IS. hunters. MacsIurray Cup. Post
entry.
MONDAY, MAY s.
2oo r. m.-Cass . standardized stations. one
entry.
2oe p. m-Class 81 ladys road hack seventeen
entries
a:2n p. m.-Class 10. novice pairs four entries.
80 p. m.-Class % rosdsters local. six entries.
90 p. m.-Cass 30 road hack, eleven entries.
80 p. m.-Class ). heavy draft team. six entries.
800 p. m.-Class ST. hunters. H. W. twelve
entries
$50 p m.-Class D. ponies in harness. nine
entries
$40 p. m.-Class 3, thoroughbred hacks. twelve
entries.
405 p, m.-Class ga. model chargers. twenty
four entries.
40 p. m-Class 49, polo ponies. Fl. W. three
entries.
1901 m-Class 40. green hunters, twenty-one
entries
500 p m-Class g. open to all hunters, thirty
three entries.
5:45 p m.-Class rs. lady's pair Post entry.
sos D. m-Class ~. army teams FIVE Post entries
SO p. m.-Cass So ladys hunters. twenty four
entries.
TUESDAY. MAY g.
. p. m.-Class ). stations. two entries.
205 D. m.-Class 10, pairs over IS three entries.
2l5 p. m.-Class 81, horses suitable for hunters.
L. W., twenty entries.
2:31 p. m.-Class Is. phaeton pairs four entries.
24s p. m.-Class %, model harness horses, seven
entries.
$50 p m-Class g. delivery horse and wagon.
twelve entries.
305 D. m-Class u tandems seven entries
800 p. m-Class 70, rider and driver cups. five
post entry.
3:3s p. m.-Class So model hunters. twenty-five en-
tries.
3:a5 p. m-Class 40. chargers, q. W.. five entries
1856 y. m.-Class 81, thorbred hunters, thirteen
entries
AIS p. m.-Class A. novice hunters. thirty-seven
entries.
AS p. m.-Class g., handicap jump, forty-eight
entries
$50 p. m.-Class H. bruugham teams two entries
$40 2. m.-Class S. hunt teams six entries.
8 p. m.-Class Is. gig horse. five entries.
sic p. m.-Cass q. hunters, seven entries.
$50 p. m.-Class IA. local saddle horses, eleven