Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-07
Vehicles at Auction.


Traps, phaetons and coaches brought
similarly low prices. a King George
Nv phaeton of a certain well know
manufacturer which cost 1850 bringing
only $4S5.
NJ. c. Hazen's Estelle III. brought but
$3.50. a pair Of cobs sold by Mrs. j. w
signment Of Virginia hunters from DR..
P M. Rixey's farm. all more or less
well known, brought the following
Dye Bird. $120: Admiral Togo, $140;
Wild Irish Rose. $205; Shamrock. $50
and a pair, Plain Dealing and Debonair,
$3.50 for both.
Columbian. a black stallion. pedi-
greed, sire imp. Candlemas. dam Mol
lie B. by imp. Brigadier, formerly own
ed by the late Clarence Moore. who
paid 81 800 for him, brought $3.50.
He had suffered only a slight injury 10
one ankle in a railroad wreck, but. ap-
parently. no one wanted him for other
than utility purposes, although he was
pronounced still good sire.
Afternoons Program.
The first event of the afternoon which
was postponed from yesterday began at
40 pm. with handicap jumps, I'm class
"a. open to green hunters to take four
foot Jumps and qualified hunters or blue
ribbon winners to take four feet six inches
or over The event was also open to
horses which have competed in high
iumps Of five feet and to horses which
have won high jumps of five feet four
inches.
The remainder Of the program was as
follows. 2 O'Clock. class f. heavy harness
stallion one entry; ZOO. class o., horses
Suitable for hunters. fifteen entries: 2:1o,
class A.. saddle ponies. eleven entries:
10 a1ax
entries. 2:4O class q. roadsters, four en-
tries: $50, class 80. hunters. l.. W., thir-
taen entries: $40, class 20. three-year- old
runners. three entries; 800. class %, po-
MES in harness. three entries: $50. class
36 ladies' park hacks. seven entries; 3:43.
class 50, sporting tandem. eight entries:
4. class A. cavalry horses. nine entries;
40 class 33, pairs. saddle horses. nine
entries; 400. class 10. ladies' phaeton
pairs. three entries; 4:30. class 43. three
year-old CHARGERS. thirteen entries;
< class %, fours-in-hand, three entries:
class 66. single championship: 6. class 60.
hunting championship: 6:1O. class "a. pair
go class 90. high jump.
post entry
HUNT Teams in Contest.
Interest in yesterdays events was di-
vided between the performances Of AL
gonna in the jumping and hunting
classes and hunt teams in field pink. =
Four Of the latter ran each other close.
and the team of the Glen Riddle farm
IF Glen Riddle. Pa. captained by Lean
dar Riddle. was awarded the blue ribbon
after long deliberation by the judges,
over the Elk Ridge Club Hunt of Balti-
more and two teams from the Piedmont
Hunt of Virginia.
Aieoma, from the Blenheim farm.
Baltimore. last year won the blue ribbon
at Madison Square Garden. New York.
for model hunters. and repeated the per-
formance here yesterday. Algoma also
took the blue ribbon i'm class 81 for
hunters. making two blues
for the day AS this horse has taken
several other blue ribbons during the
show, it is said that he has. a good
chance of capturing today the cup offered
by The Evening Star Newspaper Com
pany for the champion hunter Of the
show, which, In order 20 compete must
have appeared In three or more classes