Evening star., 1915-05-12
Events and Winners.

Glass s-stalI1onS suitable to sire
army horses and hunters. one entry.
First. ribbon. Highland Chief, ch. s.. I
years old; owhed BY Capt. William
Mitchell. Washington. This stallion
won the first prize in the breeding class
the first day of the show.
Class 11-Heavy harness horses, over
15.2. shown to vehicles. to be sound,
conformation, quality, style and ali
around action, good manners and pace.
First, $50, Bountiful. b. m, Judge Will
liam H. Moore, New York city; second,
s25, Miss Malbro, b. m, same owner;
third. $40. Buttonwood Maid. ch. M.
William A. Lieber, Bryn Mawr, Pa;
fourth, ribbon, Miss Ella Ivers, New
Bedford, Mass.
Class 6s-Horses suitable to be hunt
ers. four years old and under that have
never won blue ribbon. Sidney West
prize cup. Seventeen entries First.
$50 and cup. Little Bo, b. G., Home
wood stables, Middleburg, Va; second
SO, Three O'Clock, b. G., same owners
thlrd. $40, virginia Boy, ch. g., Melvin
{. Hazen, Washington: fourth, ribbon,
sir calahad, br. g., Louis C. Ferguson,
| Aldie, Va.
Mrs. Hit in Victory.
Class 21-Ladies' phaetons (pairs),
horse to count so per cent, vehicle 25
| per cent. harness Is per cent and
liveries 10 per cent; horses to have
good manners. stand quiet, driven to
ladies. phaeton and driven by lady.
D. j. Kaufman cup. First. cup. White
owned by Judge William II. Moore,
| New York city Mrs William Hit
driving: second. s25, Gypsy Girl. b.
| M. and Gypsy Maid, b. m, owned by
driven by Miss Belle Beach: third. $40,
Supreme Polonius. ch. e.. and Ter
| rington Why Not, ch e., owned by
A. w. Atkinson. MerchantsvilIe. n. j.,
| Miss Dorothea Cadawalder driving
| fourth. ribbon. Honeysuckle. ch. m.
and Woodbine. ch. e., owned by Miss
| Ella Ivers, New Bedford, Mass, driven
| by their owner.
| Glass S3-Combination ponies, no.
vices, 3.2 and not over 14.2. to be driv
years: driving so per cent and riding
| so per cent in judging. First cup.
| Pony, owned by Pabst Stock Farms.
| ridden by Miss Ruth Donaldson.
| Washington: second. $40. Shawingan.
piebald M. Miss Catherine Louise Lit
tauer, washington; third. IS, Howard,
| d. b. G.. Miss Anna Hamlin. Washing
| ton: fourth. ribbon. Denny Dick, b. g..
Miss Helen Mclaughlin. Washington.
Miss Mary Cameron. Washington. rode
| in this contest Clifton Laddie. b. z.
Local Harness Horses.
| Glass S4-Local harness horses, owned
| by residents of the District of Columbia
| thirty days prior to showing; any height
| and any age; seven entries and one
| post entry: First, cup. Joy Direct, br. &.
| DR. w. +. Collins: second. $40. Prince
| Tao. b. e., Larz Anderson: third. $40
| Mary Williams. bl. M. same owner
| fourth, Juliet, CHI <. (post, Arnold
! Hague.
! I,I,., O n.Ijyary uapons and horses
| owned by exhibitor thirty days prior To
| showing; Chamber of Commerce cup
! Four entries by George M. oyster. Jr
| scratched, due to a death in the family
| of a relative
CUP: one jump at walk. one at trot and
| two at gallop: First. cup. katydid. b
M, Miss Helen Buchanan (up): SECOND
| s25. Warwick, b. g, Stronia farm, Bal
timore. Mo: third. $40. Branton. Or: g.
ch Homewood stables, Middleburg
Class 2s-Tandem park and road
horses: First. $50 pair. Judge William
H. Moore. New YORK secoha: sl9. on1 nu,,
tonwood Belle. ch. m. and Buttonwood
| Lass. CHI. M. w. A. Lieber. Bryn Mawr
| pa: third, $40, pair. Pabst stock farm
| Wisconsin,: fourth, ribbon. supreme
| Polonius, ch. g, and walton treasurer
oh M. A. w. Atkinson, Merchantville
| n. j.
| Pair Saddle Horses.
| Class 3s-Pair saddle horses. The
Riders and Drivers cup: one to be park
tvne and one road type. pairs to be
owned by one person or firm; cup to be
won twice by same owner Won 1913
| by Bailey e. Selig and 1914 by a. w.
| Atkinson First. cup. Marjory More
land. b. M, Beechwood Lass, b. M, Miss
Marion du Pont (driving). Montpelier.
Va: second. SIS. Sir Braxton, ch. g.
and High Ball. ch. &, Edward Mclean.
driven by Miss NJ. l.. Thompson. third.
sio Aurora, CHI M, and Diomed. g. g..
Up. Emo; fourth. ribbon, pair, Mrs.
Allen Potts (driving). Happy Creek
| Class 5s-Thoroughbred hunters:
ffty: jumps not to exceed -four. feet.
shown through the ''in and out
iumps. First, $50. Geologist, ch. g..
| Homewood stables. Middleburg. Va
second $40. Rock Cress. ch. g.. Miss
Vira Cornell, Rye, N y; third. $40,
more, Md; fourth. ribbon. Nancy
Pansy, b. m, Homewood stables. Mid l.
dleburg, Va.
| Class 54-Novice hunters: conforma- :
tion and performance to be rated fifty
nifty; jumps not to exceed four feet:
three-year -olds to jump three and one
through the center. First, $50. Virginia
Boy, ch. e. Melvin c. Hazen: second.
$40. Col, O'Bannon, b. g., E. l.. Redman,
Middleburg, Va; third, $40, jolly Good
Fellow. ch. g, Edward B. Mclean
L. Redman, Middleburg. Va.
Hunters Handicap Jump.
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