The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-08

ond. Three of the ten entries in this
event were scratched.
black gelding. StroHsheart entered
by II. l. Haughton, demonstrated his su-
premacy in the class for lightweight
hunters. although True Heart, entered
by Capt. Alexander, showed good class
and was given the red ribbon of second
pix. Rock Cress, owned by Miss Vira
Cornell, of Rye, N Y. was third. Glen
alough, entered by the Glen Riddle Farm,
was first in the event for horses suitab BILE
to become hunters. f. b. McLean's Align
Ball was second. and Ballyheather en-
tered by the Glen Riddle Farms, closed
within the money.
Miss GrebIe Is Unseated.
Sequel and Sequence, both entries of the
Brooklawn Farm, finished first and third
respectively, in the class for ponies in
harness Walter Hanley's Bit O. Fash
ion was third.
Miss Ellen Rasmussen. on GIittering
Glory. Walter II. Hanley's entry took
first in the event for ladies' park saddle
horses, with Miss Jorrocks, an Atkison
entry. with Miss NJ. L. Thompson up.
closing in second place
The next class, for sporting tandems
furnished a bit of real excitement Miss
Mildred Greble, who rode with George
o. Totten. jr., when Totten drove his
leader. Seven Up, in tandem with r.
Golden Donaldson's, White Sox, took
Seven Up over the regulation jumps.
At the second barrier. her mount check
ed and threw Miss Greble to the fence,
where she hung. On the second attempt
Seven Up tied himself to the top of
the barrier and Miss Greble narrowly
escaped another fall. She pluckily con-
tinued the event. but failed to finish
within sight Mrs. Allen Potts. with
Bracken Rose and Pretty Maid. was first
and Melvin c. Hazen. with his Rich
mond and Lee Heckinger's Grand Slam
was second. Toronto and Robert. entered
by Miss Hilda Aykes, were third.
Hunters Class Large.
Adventure. entered by Frank York,
took the event for cavalry horses. open
to enlisted men of the army. Agent, en-
tered by Albert johnson. was second. and
Sophomore, the entry of Battery B, Third
Field Artillery, was third.
E. b. McLean's Alarm was first in the
event for local hunters, the field being
composed of thirty-four entries. Lieut..
Hanley's Lenore was second and Mitchell
Harrison's Flower showed class enough
to break into the show position
Fortunatus and Buttonwood Belle were
first in the appointment class for phaeton
pairs. This was the Seiber entry The
Governor and The General took second
place for the Bushnell Farm and Beal
Howard entries. Honor Bright and
Honor Boy were third.
Truxton King. Louis c. Ferguson's en-
try. was first in the event for horses
suitable to become chargers. f. E. Hale's
Early Morning was second, and Opequon
took the third choice of change, with the
Glenvine colors on his bride.
O'ConneII Takes Four-in-hand.
With Miss Ellen Rasmussen up, Walter
II. Hanley's Morning Glory accepted the
nomination for first place in the class
for ride-and-drive horses, while Bourbon
Queen proved a good selection for second
place. DR.. Churchman'S Golden Sceptre
took the yellow.
P. O'Connell, driving the Broadlawn
four-in-hand, took that event with the
Rroadlawn's big four" Adnora, Pan
dora, SequenSe, and Sequel. Beal How
ards quartet, Honor Bright. Wheeler's
Bay, Aide, Sultana, and Royal Score.
was second.
The last and feature class of the after
noon was a special event for packs of
American fox hounds. Louis Leith. on
Cocktail, NJ. F. H, of the Piedmont
hounds, took the blue ribbon with that