Evening star., 1917-05-11
NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
CLOSES THIS AFTERNOON
Jumping Events at Yesterdays Ses-
sions So Close They Have
to Be Run Over.

The program of the National Capital
horse show yesterday afternoon in
cluded sixteen events, with three left
over from Wednesday. The jumping
events were in each instance close, and
several of them had to he run over be-
fore the winner could be decided. The
pony classes, in which children under
twelve years of age were the riders,
were pleasing to the young folks in at
tendance.
The show will close late this after
noon.
Yesterdays summaries:
Class A. chargers, heavy weight
First. Stanton. cup, Capt. H. n. Cootes;
second. Skyscraper. s25. Lieut. F.
Frank: third. Frederick, $40. Lieut..
Class SO, pair saddle horses-First,
Sands Macdonald and Sparkling Mo-
selle. cup. A w. Atkinson: second. Cli-
max and Jackmate. s25. Miss Marion du
Pont; third. Day Star and Acme, $40,
Mrs. Allan Potts.
Class 90. local harness horses-First,
Fire Alarm. SIS, Vint Hill Farm: Sec
ond, Robert. SIS, Col. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son: third. JOY Direct, IS. Mrs. Larz
Glass 80. saddle ponies, 1872 and un-
der-First. Fairy Bell. cup. Master
Richard Lee: second, Blair Athol, $40,
Edward C. Radue; third. Spitfre, s5.
tocarius of Holly. ribbon. Miss Lamson
Newcomb.
Class "a. roadsters - First. Ebony
King. $50. E. T.. Stotesbury: second,
Peter yalpa. SIS, John P. Grocer third,
Peter J. H.. $40. Harry Hesser; fourth.
Queen Of the Dale. ribbon. ]. P. Donald.
Class 29. tandem ponies. under 14.2-
First. Lady Lii, cup. Master Turner
Newcomb.
Class 81, hunters-Ffrst, Nancy Pan
cy. $50. Glen Riddle farms; second,
Katydid, $50. Ayrshire farms; third,
Jessie Dear SO. Ayrshire farms: fourth,
Cygnet. ribbon. Miss Constance yau
CLAIM.
Class 40. lady's park saddle horse
First. Day Star II. $50. Mrs. Allan
Potts: second. Sparkling Moselle, SO
A. w. Atkinson; third. Rattle. SO,
Catherine !: Holloway; fourth. Green
~ea Class say o00si 6. Sporting ri oase tandemFrst
team. $50. of Miss Constance Vauclain; !;
second, team, $50. of Vint Hill farm; ;
third. team. SO. Melvin c. Hazen.
fourth. team. ribbon, of Col. Robert NJ.
Glass As. horses for enlisted men o.
the United States Army or the District
of Columbia militia-First, Jessie Dear,
s25 NJ. Clifford.
Class 81, local hunters. the Peter
Voorhees, De Gray memorial cup for
perpetual annual competition: First,
Miss Middleburg. cup. Belmont planta-
ton; second the Gander, SO, Nint Hill
farm: third, Water Baby. $40. Vint Hill
farfn. IOuTtH, ISuiisHt, IipDoH, ' lHt
Hill farm.
Class 81. appointment classes-F'irst,
Micah and Bountiful. $50. William II.
Moore: second. Ideal Matthias and Su-
preme Polonius. SO. A. w. Atkinson !;
third. Revelation and Reputation. $40,
Miss Loula Long.
Class 19. four-in-hand, both ribbons
First, William H. Moore and A. W. At
kinson.
Class Al. ride-and drive combination
horses-First. Sparkling Mosele, $50,
IA. w. Atkinson; second. Elizabeth
Wader, S2J. John p. Grocer; third, Rat
tie. SO. Catherine I. Holloway; fourth,
SaIlie, ribbon, Col. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son.
class 40, horses. not under three
years nor over four years-F'irst,
Bright Light. $50. Nint Hill farm; sec
ond Maskee, 500, Arthur White: third,
viking. SO. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rem
wick: fourth. Free State, ribbon. Sharn-
brook stable.