The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-12
Two Stables IN
RACE FOR PRIZES
Mclean and Moore Entries
Making Bid for Horse
Honors.
NANCY PANSY Is SOLD
Five Little Girls Exhibit Keen Rivalry
in Novice Event-Miss Ivers
Wins White Ribbons.
NANCY PANSY Is SOLD

oWnerS or some or the best horses IN the
United States. almost tied for highest
honors at yesterday afternoons session
of the National Capital Horse Show. held
at the show grounds. Eighteenth and d
streets northwest They have been the
leading prize winners at each of the three
sessions OF the show SO far held.
Judge Moore won first prize in the
heavy harness, ladies' phaeton pairs and
tandem park and road events. and he
took second award in the heavy harness
class. MI. Mclean took first place in
two events. he'hunt team and local sad
die horse classes. He captured second
prize in the hunt team and pair saddle
horse clases. and he got a third place in
the novice hunters event.
Mclean Buys Nancy Pansy.
Surprise was caused when the report
leaked out yesterday that Nancy Pansy.
one of the best horses exhibited at the
snow. had been purchased several weeks
ago from Arthur White, owner of the
Homewood Stable. by Mr.. Mclean. 1t
Is said the consideration was $500. The
deat was made quietly and the horse
was entered in the show as coming from
the Homewood Stable. The animal has
made wonderful records each day of the
show. and has We'd for first place in the
~ 'hS SpSStdlOiS WIN
another Mclean horse.
virginia Boy for Melvin c. Hazen, Dis
trict Surveyor and manager of the show,
carried off honors. winning first place in
the novice hunters event, second in the
handicap jump and third in the hunter
class
Inc Homewood Stable again made an
envis1ie showing capturing first and
second places IN the class for horses
sutapIe 10 De hunters. with Little 30
huntar Gnu aia., m,,.h I'm ,ne
gist. The stable also won fourth place
In the hunter and thoroughbred hunter
events. John L. Bushnell won second
place In the ladies' phaeton pairs and
single harness pony events. The Stron-
tia Farm. of Baltimore. won second
place in the hunter class and third place
In the hunter and thoroughbred hunter
events.
judge Moore Drtyes Vida FRYE.
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ontored hw Id. 49, NJ. peIIs
800 a g. p,,.h
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rorr,1,,n, W. NJ 80. - w
A tk,nson tool fbird n,.cs Wiss porotbv
E. Cadwalader driving. Miss Ella Ivers
,roVe HoneysucRie ana "oooolne, WIN
hers OF the white RIBBON.
Rivalry Between Little Girls.
Tho combination rov,c. nor,.s .y.,t
no. ;,toros,i,, haoars. =, ~ foo. 49,
IN ava entrants wers .irls not o,ite
: y.sr, ola anons wborn tho teenest
.IvsIrv existsd Mis-. Rntb DonaIdson
col ers, nI.ca On nonv leaned her
w the Pahst stock Farm Miss Cath
~ o,,;ss 1ittan.r sot second Ma.
M Sb.u;ri.,r and Mice Anna H.n,Iin
- - $500 ,hfrd ,,ana ON 1,ward Dannu
oipt, hro,,aht s;ss U.,an McI ,nahan
ourth nIaca
N;ss JaInn puc,,,.r dougbtor a,
.an I.r,o. puch.n.r ~ "a
Irad nras,d.nt If th. sbnw ~. E.tr-
IA t. r;c,or,, l., t,a hnnters cI.ss W.
Ill, ,,a..a h.. S.ron,;a r., ,ool, |
econd n,ace Ths contest hetween tbe !
NJ NC, so 49, that 49, ;rde.s had 80
- So, En- ro,,,d 10 ~
,,a ' 80, a a. 20, ~ ,;.,iut,aa p..S
oadn ~ oh.ta.,s. WITH nerfect records
q 'ne 80 - -.
Lar1 Ahoerson; ono VI inc VIE pres
~. vi me ., -, hes. 49,.
iilu pinees !" rne 20 NJ I,,,';.
ven, CIV
ringing hini inc no"o''
Novice Hunter Throws Rider.
Exc;tement Was caused in the novice
unters. event u,ben Virginia Dare enl
49, -, NJ uozen Lnocked dovn
aa,,v ,,,or iur,n tbrowinp fh. rider n
Co,du,,r frnn, the saddle M Good
H.. ins 80 the ra,,,d
sm ~ LA .,st,. -. az
ems and escaped injury 1t was the
rst time the animal ever had been rid
-. a., sh.n,
Iahn r,,ri,,, rod. y;r,;r,. po, NJ
iazen's horse. the winner or this event.
:. L. Redman captured second place
18th Col. O'Bannon and fourth Mace
,itb Eleven p NJ In this event Mis-.
'ucS n oiuuons a'i,os' was 'nro"n
he sixth Jump after a beautiful exhibit
on over the first five barriers.
~ s.ud,..n ,,,nnn,,s nI..a Tsi..s was
H S Iu. .p -. sI
fifty minutes. Miss Greble on Blue
eautifully. She rode Miss Bucbanan's
prse.
rs A..
me nunt Teams event was the most
cturesque OF the AFTERNOON OUT II came
iate that out rev spectators were left
very and their red habits made a strik-
e appearance, Mr.. McLean.s teams