The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-14

over. but six times it baked Then.
with a final effort. Mrs. Potts whipped
Pretty Maid over the jump. She
cleared the remaining obstacles in eN-
cellent form.
In the local hunters event Miss
Elizabeth l.. Jackson. on Kitty Kerr.
again made n perfect record. as far as
clearing the jumps went. However. she
did not win d place. The crowds recog
nized her beautiful riding by marked
applause.
Mclean Horse Balks.
In this event n touch of humor was
lent to the performance by the baking
of Belmont. II Mclean horse. at the
sixth jump. The rider was catapulted
over the obstacle and the animal Their
drew back. pulling the rider and the
fence along together. The rider held
on with firm grasp and soon was as
sisted to his feet He was uninjured
and his only complaint was that his der
by was smashed down over his ears.
The Mclean horses Ravello and High
Ball captured first and third prizes. re-
speCtively, in this event. Miss Helen
Buchanan Won second award on Katy
did. Louis Leith rode Ravello in this
event. He is one Of the principal riders
for Mr.. Mclean.
In the phaeton pairs class. Judge Moore
won first and second award. MRS. Bill
ly' Hit drove Vida Frye and Burgo-
master. the blue ribbon winners, for him.
The judge himself drove the red ribbon
winners. Bountifui and Miss Malbro.
Virginia Boy. a ribbon winner owned
by Melvin G. Hazen. District surveyor
and manager of the show. took first prize
in the class of horses suitable to be-
come chargers.
The final session of the show will be
held this afternoon at the show grounds,
Eighteenth and ID streets northwest. COM
mencing at o'clock.
The Summa ries.
Pony stallion. IIli hand, and nder-First Kesn-
tuck Capt William Mitchell; second. Bellboy.
Josiah Turner Sewcomb.
Saddle ronies-FirSt. Spitire Edward Penney
hough IT.: second BellbOy. Josiss Turner New
comb third. Keantsck. Miss Elizabeth Mitchell.
Roadsters-Finst. Silver Jim. John q. Gheen
second RUBY T. r Stotesbury: third Guest. +.
T. Stoteshury: fourth. Baron Herbert, Oliver F.
Stonestreet.
Tandem for ponies-First. Masterpiece and Kits
o. h Pabst Stock Farm: second Billy and Teddy
William Downey.
Light weight hurters-Ffrst. Geoosst Home
wood Stable: second. Nancy Pansy. Homewood
Stable: third Warwick. strontia Farm: fourth.
Rock Cress, Miss vira Cornell
Jumpers not years old First. hcme
Mrs. Allen Potts: second, COL ID Bannon, L. L.
Reiman; third. Berryyille. +. l.. Redman fourth.
Eleven r. NJ, E. l.. Redman.
Ponies in harness-First. Bubble. Master Clarence
Moore jr; extra first. Masterpiece. rabst Stock
Farm; second, Harvard Miss Anna Hamlin.
I.ady's park saddle hcrse-First. Sceptre. Mr..
G. H. Chipchase: second, Day Star II. Mrs. Allen
Potts: third Beechweld Lass. Miss Marion du
Point; fourth. delight Miss Ella r. Irers.
Sporting Unidentified. team. +. Il. Mclean
second, Grand Slam and Richmond. Heckinser 4
Hazen.
Horses for enlisted men-First. Day. Corporal
C : Richards: second. Ginger. Private Webster
wIdman: third Dazzier. Gait. MGrrls E. Locke:
fourth Adventure Lieut.. Paul u. Carlisle.
Local hunters-First. Ravello. Z. r. Mclean
second Katydid Miss Helen Buchanan: third.
High Ball. z r. Mclean: fourth, Ohio formerly
westberry) Dennis A. Upson.
Appointment class. nhaeton pairs-First. Vida
Frye and Bmgomaster. William H. Moore second.
Bountiful and Miss MalFo. William H. Moore
third. Argo and Fraity. Miss Ella lrers; fourth.
Buttonwood Lass and Buttouwood Belle. William
A. Lieber.
Horses suitable to become charsers-Ffrst. Viz
ginia Boy. Melvin c. Hazen: second. Sir Gala
had Louis C. Ferguson: third. Little Bo. Home
wood Stable: fourth. Bluebell. H. ". Herring
Son.
Rideand drive tcombination) horse First. For