The Washington herald., 1917-05-09
'KFEESORT ON Second
! DAY OF HORSE SHOW
Miss VAUGHAN. as Whip and Rider,
Wins PIaudits.

Wins Plaudits.
The keenest competition in the harness
classes ana Jumping Of the thrilling sort
IN the hunter events marked the second
days program of the National Capital
Horse show. The riding and driving OF
Mss Constance Vauclain. Of Philadel-
sphia. featured the day, as did that OF
Mrs Allen Potts, OF Virginia.
Miss Vauclain won the blue ribbon IN
the lady hunters class with Cygnet, Who
took the barriers in great style. and took
first and second prizes in the heavy har-
ness events with Princess Sheha, cham
pione mare. which she drove herself
Lady, Dillon, also owned by her, driven
. by Paddy" Connell, known as the best
prize over Judge William H. Moore's
Matthias Pick EN- Up.
Jumper. Give Thrills.
The MacMurTay Cup, for fox hunters,
was the Jumping event Of the day, and
brought out some sixty thoroughbreds.
This event was won by Bally Heather, Of
the Glenn; Riddle Farms, Nancy Pansy,
Of the same farm taking second, while
Katyd'd. ridden and owned by Mrs. Helen
Buchanan Jones was third. There were
tWo failssint this event, one by Miss NH
edred Greble and the other by Melvin c.
u HaDen. Neither rider was hurt al
sthough Miss Greble seemed to be pretty
badly shaken up. However, she remount-
ed her horse and put him over the
Vast jump cleanly. Mr.. Hazen duplicated
this performance with his mount, amid
applause from the spectators.
Day Star II, owned and ridden by Mrs
Allen Potts, won the prize Of the Arab
ian Herse Club of America.
One OF the surprises OF the day was
/, the winning Of Judge William H. Moore's
entry over that OF Miss Loula Long in
ha N
Miss Longs team. consisting Of Repu-
tation and Revelation. brought out two
OF the finest looking thoroughbreds ever
7sesn here, but the judges thought Moore's
MEeah and Bountiful best.
There were two children's events. The
a., first vas an exciting pony race, by three
b ejocke5 5, was won by Master James Dew
ereGEk. on little pony named Dyna-
mite. Two Of the youngsters fell on their
horseA
The pony harness event was won by
Barkley Bubbles. owned by Mrs. A Wich-
Held; Spdtfre, second. and Blair Athol.
third
=Today,s program follows:
D. ~, class 3, stations suitable to sire
army horses or hunters, 2 entries; 200,
class IL. harness horses. IA entries; 2:15,
class IS. horses suitable for hunters, 3
entries; 2:25, class o, ladies' phaeton
pairs, entries; 2:4O class A, local saddle
harness. 4 entries; $40, class 73 hunters,
Eustis Cup, % entries; $40. class IS tan
dem, park or road. entries; 3:55. class
S, hunt teams, ? entries; class 80, police
department; 400, class 81, Corinthiar, S
entries; 40, class "a, novice hunters, 80
entries; 40. class Il, handicap jump, IS
entries; $50, class a, chargers, H. W. 4
entries; $40 class SO, saddle horses, pairs,
entries; 500. class %, local harness
horses 7 entries
The Summaries. --...-
Class 2.-Standard bred stations:
First, Peter Valpa, owner, John P. Croz-
! ier. second, Ebony King. owner, z. T.
StOtesbury; third. J. II. Peter, owner,
Class 43@Ladies' road saddle horses:
First. Rather, owner, Gathering ]. Hol-
RenTfck; third, Rock Bar, Andrews
class is.2Novfce harness horses: First.
second --Broadlawu Beauty, Miss Con-
stance Vauclain; third, Glenavon Orchid,
Maple Brook Farm.
eaqx; second, T. Newcomo, third. M.
Class s5.-Road saddle horses. novice;
Midnight Andrews and Holloway; third,
Silver King. f. L. Redmon.
Glass 7hLFox hunters. MacMurray cup:
First, Bally Heather, Glenn Riddle
Farms; second, Nancy Pansy, Glenn Rid
die Farms; third, Katydid. Mrs. Helen
z1CIass I2.-1Iarness horses. pairs: First,
BOunrttul and Micah, w. H Moore; sec
ord, Reputation and Revelation Miss
toulG Long; third, Ideal Matthias and
supreme POlOnius. A. W. Atkinson.
Glass 26.-Ponies in harness: First
Barklsy Bubbles, Mrs. A. Wichheld;
second Spitfre, +. FeTneyhough; third,
Blair AthOl, E c. Radue
Class 3S--Saddle horses: Day Star IL
MIS-. Allen Potts. second, Sandy MCDon-
AID. A w. Atkinson; third, Rather, c.
l. Holloway.
Class 9-Harness horses: First, Prfn-
cess Sheliar Miss Constance Vauclain;
second, Lady Dillon Miss Constance Vau-
claim; third, Matthias Pick EN- Up, VIII
liam H. Moore.
Glass 7O--Open to all hunters: First,
Nancy Pansy. Glenn Riddle Farms; sec
ond, Silver Crest. Grafton Farm Stables:
third Wise Old Indian. Andrews and
!. Class 76.-Ladies' hunters: First. Cyg-
nst, Miss Constance Vauclain. second
NllloW King. Glenn Riddle Farms: third
R9Ck Cress, Mrs J. Kineon.
Class 5S.-POlO ponies: First Kitty
Winks, Capt. Fl. n. CoOtes. COnly one
Class 5s-Green hunters: First. Bright
HL.ls az. Ntnt Hill Farm; second sand
npurst. X Maddox; third Indiscreet,
= Class 51.-.Anny teams: First, team
composed OF First Regiment Engineers.
tonly one entry)
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