The Washington herald., 1913-03-09

ing and as they are and appear at time
of showing. will be considered in 1udg-
Ing.
For Local Owners.
Class se3-Local roadsters. owned by
residents of District OF Columbia for not
less than thirty days prior to entry. First
prize. $50; second prize. so; third prize.
$40; fourth prize. ribbon.
Class 24Roadsters. First prize, $50;
second prize. $50; third prize, SO; fourth
prize. ribbon.
Class es-Pairs of roadsters First
prize. $50: second prize. $50; third prize.
SO; fourth prize. ribbon.
IN. B.-Records not considered.)
Ponies in harness, class 26-Pories, 13.1
and under. First prize. SIS; second prize,
SO: third prize, s.: fourth prize, ribbon.
Class eI-Ponies, over 13.1. not over
A.2. First prize. SIS; second prize. SO;
third prize, s.: fourth prize. ribbon.
Saddle horses must be sound, which
includes good wind and eyes.
To be Judged by their quality, man
ners and ability to carry the weight
specified in their respective class. The
PAGES required to be shown will be a
free open walk, square trot and easy
canter.
Glass 2s-Nsvice park horses. First
prize, $50: second prize, $50; third prize,
SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass 2Sa-Novice road horse. First prize
$50; second prize. $50; third prize, SO;
fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass 29-Park horses, fifteen and over.
First prize, $50; second prize, $50: third
prize, SO: fourth prize. ribbon.
Glass 30-Road horses. fifteen and over.
First prize, $50; second prize. $50: third
prize. SO: fourth prize, ribbon.
Class Sl-Model saddle horses, open
class. First prize, $50: second prize, SO:
third prize, SO: fourth prize. ribbon.
(Show in hand)
Class S2-Thoroughbred horses. First
prize, $50; second prize. $50; third prize
SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
IN: B.-Attention of hunter owners Is
called to this class)
Glass S3-Two saddle horses. one park
and one road. the property OF same owner
(or firmD First prize. $50: second prize,
$50: third prize, SO; fourth prize. ribbon.
IN. B.-Any two owners may enter as
a firm)
Glass S4-"Gaited" horses five gaits
(such horses also eligible in "three-gait'
classes). First prize $50; second prize
$50; third prize SO: fourth prize. ribbon.
Class 35-Ride-and-drive (combination)
horses. First prize. $50; second prize. $50;
third prize, SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
Class SS-Iiady's park saddle horse. 10
and over ridden by lady. First prize,
$50: second prize. $50; third prize. 80;
fourth prize, ribbon.
Class gladys road saddle horse, Is
and over ridden by lady. First prize.
$50; second prize, so; third prize, SO:
fourth prize. ribbon.
In Military Class.
Military Classes: Class 3S-Military
hunting class open to officers of the
military establishments of all countries.
Conformation. 30 per cent; performance,
30 per cent: jumps not to exceed 1-2
feet. First prize. $50: second prize, $50;
third prize. SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
Class S-Charges. lightweight. Provi-
sions of par. !. G. o. No. -. War Depart
ment, 1910. obtain. Conformation and ap-
pearance 80 per cent; military schooling.
25 per cent; field performance q. e., jump
ing, &c), 25 per cent: docked horses ell
gible. Open to officers of the military
establishments of all countries. Horses
must be owned by the government or by
the officer. First prize, cup; second
pi !ze, so; third prize, SO; fourth prize.
ribbon
Glass N-Chargers, heavyweight (con-
ditions as in Glass 39). First prize, cup;
second prize, so; third prize, SO; fourth
prize. ribbon.
Glass 4-Cavalry horses. Open to en-.
listed men of the military establishments
of all countries. Horses must be owned
by the government, State, or corporation.
First prize, $50; second prize, $50; third
prize. $40; fourth prize, ribbon.
Class i2-Artillery horses Conditions as
in Class AZ. First prize, $50: second
prize. $50: third prize, SO; fourth prize.
ribbon.
Glass 43-Horses. not under three years,
not over four years. suitable to become
chargers. First prize, $50; second prize,
so; third prize, SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass 43a-Model charger. shown In
hand. First prize. cup; second prize, SO;
third prize, SO: fourth prize. ribbon.
Saddle Ponies: Glass 4-Ponies. 1i.2 and
under. First prize, SIS; second prize, $40;
third prize, s.: fourth prize, ribbon.
Polo Ponies: Glass 4S-Light-weight po-
MES. First prize. so; second prize. SIS;
third prize, s.: fourth prize, ribbon
Glass 46-Hcavy-weight PONIES. First
prize, so; second prize. SIS; third prize.
s.; fourth prize, ribbon
The Hunters and Jumpers.
Hunters and Jumpers-In classes &. 10.
49, 90 81. 80. 55, conformation. &c. 80 per
cent; performance, &c, 80 per cent.
A., As, 49, 62, SO. "a, 55. jumps not to
exceed feet: 80, 81. 81, jumps not to eX-
ceed 1-2 feet; so, 81, %, 55, 81, 63, to be
shown through the In and out.
Glass 47-Novice hunters. First prize,
$50; second prize, so; third prize, $40;
fourth prize, ribbon.
Class 4S-Green hunters, lightweight.
First prize, $50; second prize, $50; third
prize, SO; fourth prize. ribbon.
Class 4s-Green hunters, heavyweight.
First prize, $50: second prize, $50: third
prize, SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass J0-Hunters, lightweight First
prize $50; second prize, $50; third prize,
$40: fourth prize. ribbon.
Glass 51-HLnters, heavyweight, first
prize. ssJ; second prize. $50; third prize.
SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass 52-Thoroughbred hunters, first
prize. SO: second prize. $50; third prize,
SO: fourth prize, ribbon.
Class 5S-Ladies' hunters. ladies to ride.
first prize. $50 second prize, $50; third
prize. so: fourth prize, ribbon.
Class 54-Pair of hunters, first prize.
$50; second prize. $50: third prize. SO;
fourth prize, ribbon.
Class 55-Iocal hunters, owned by resi-
dents of District of Columbia, or by
members of the Army. Navy, National
Guard. &C, for thirty days prior to
closing IF entries, first prize, $50: second
prize, $50; third prize, $40; fourth prize,
ribbon.
Class 56-Hunt teams, ridden by hunt
members, or servants, in full hunt liv-
cry. Performance, so per cent: confor-
nation, 25 per cent; appointments, %
per cent. first prize. $50: second prize,
$50: third prize. SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass 57-Corinthian class. Riders must
wear full hunting dress. and qualify as
amateurs under conditions adopted by