The Washington herald., 1914-05-03

entered by George o. Totten. jr.. was
second. and Pluto was third.
Iron Trail. an entrE Of Walter II. Han
ley. ridden by A. Rasmussen, took the
front in the class for road horses OF
ward B. McLean's entry. was second:
Cocktail. entered by The Ashleigh Farms.
was third. and the fourth place went to
Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen's Billy. 80
HanIey repeated Iis success in the next
class. for runabqtt horses, taking first
position. with kij Brother Jed. DIR. v,
T. Churchman's Golden Sceptre was sec
ond. and Broad:awn Maid. Of the Broad.
lawn Farm. wal third.
Mrs. Potts Third.
David Grey and Elf King, entered by
the Homewood Stable, annexed first
place in the class for pairs OF hunters.
st. wInifred and Willow King, OF the
Glen Riddle Farm. Was second. and
Mrs. Allan Potts Happy Creek and
Pretty Maid brought up the rear.
whereupon Miss Vauclain, driving
for the Broadlawn Farm, busted her
self and appropriated first place in the
class for heavy harness horses with
Pandora and Adnora. The Bushnell
Farms entries, Irvington Gypsy Girl
and Irvington Gypsy Queen. stole
away with the red ribbon of second
Bright and Honor Boy came ambling
after with third.
After the Corinthian class had been
run OF. during the running OF of WHICH
Billy Hit, OF Washington. got
spill. along with another rider, Lee
Riddle, the ladies' phaeton class was
called. Miss Vauclain took this with
Pandora, a Broadlawn Farm entry.
Another Broadlawn Farm entry. The
Whip. accepted the nomination for
second place. Corrinna. A. w. Atkin-
sons entry, was third.
Postponed Until Monday.
It being some time after sundown and
the new poplar leaves and the grand
stand having grown rather tired, the man
with the megaphone got out in front of
everybody and announced that the last
two classes for military and plain hum
tiers would be postponed until Monday.
The band struck up that little tune
called IF You Don't Love Me. Why Do
You Hang Around?" and the crowd be-
gan to file out the gates toward home
and supper Making sure that their
figures and facts were quite correct, the
Iiterate and otherwise gentlemen of the
press rose with one accord and moved
toward their offices, to write that time
honored classic, horse-show line:
The horse was king today"
Following are the very technical and
most statistical summaries:
Summaries.
Glass / thoroughbred staIIions-Asso-
citation CHeartlands Farml, first; Bohe-
milan Glass CBroadlawn FARM, second.
Glass 49, lightweight chargers, open TO
h,rrG p
Dixon Capt. William MITCHELL, first.
$50 and cup: Essex nieut. John w
Downer), second, $50; Billy Pierson
Uieut c. w. StewarD. third. so.
natus and Buttonwood Belle (William A.
Seiber). first. $50; The Governor and The
General CThe Bushnell FARM, second.
$50; Golden Sceptre and Golden Rod (Dr.
Class 2S, pairs roadsters-Queen Golden
and Montgomery Girl I'd. J. Gregory.
first, $50: Baron Herbert and Handy u1ee
Hecxinger), second, so; Capricious and
Bessie CR. J. Sellman), third, so.
Class 33-Idlelight CMiss Ella T. Ivers).
first, $50: Sunset CHeartlands FARM. sec
ond, $50: Fermoy CMiss Ivers), third, so;
Blackstone CDR. Churchman). first. $50;
Gallant Lad (Col. Robert NJ thompson.
second. $50; Flash wilton ]. Lamberp.
third. so.
Folk CHomewood Stable), first, SIS: True
Heart Capt. r. G. Alexander, second.
$50: T K. (Glen Riddle Farms), third, SIS.
CThe Bushnell FARM. first. cup: The
Whip CBroadlawn FARM. second, $50:
Honor Boy CBeal R. Howard. third. SO.
Class 50, polo ponies-Akbar Capt.
William MITCHELL, first. $50; Mosquito
George o. Totten. jr), second, SIS;
Pluto CNrs. Frank Neer. jr.), third. $.
Class IS. road saddle horses-Iron Tail
walter H Hanley). first, $50; Golden
Edward B. McLeanl. second, $50; Cock
tail CAshleigh FarmsD, third, so.
Class II, runabout horses-Brother Jed
Cwalter H. Hanley), firfist, $50; Golden
Sceptre CDr V. T Churchman). second.
$50: Broadlawn Maid (Broadlawn FARM.
Class 81, pairs Of hunters-Dayid Grey
and Elf King OHomewood Stable), first.
SIS: ST. Winifred and Willow King lGlen
Riddle FARM. second, SEQ; Happy Creek
and Pretty Maid Mrs. Allan Potts..
third. SIS.
Class 10, heavy harness horses-Pandora
and Adnora CBroadlawn FARM. first, $50;
Irvington Gypsy Girl and Irvington
ord. 50; Honor Bright and Honor Boy
(Beal r. Howard. third, SO.
Class 81, the Corinthian-David Grey
(Homewood Stable), first, cup and 50;
Mai Treat (Glen Riddle Farms), second.
$50; Dreadnought Heartlands FARM,
third, SIS.
Class 20. ladies' phaeton-Pandors
tBroadlawn FARM. first. cup; The Whip
(Broadlawn FARM, second. $50; Corrinna
"a. W. Atkinson). third. SIC.
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