Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-08
CLASSY JUMPING |
FEATURES SHOW
Horses Take Hurdles in Open
ing Session Without Mishap.
Riders Win Applause.

nlueTS WIFI Applause.
WINNERS ON FIRST DAY
Although weather conditions were not OF
the best. the opening OF the National Cap
ital horse show yesterday afternoon was
in keeping with the usual high class en-
tertainment of the organization. The
show is to continue through Friday, be-
ginning at 2 o'clock each afternoon. So
ciety was well represented. was the
army and navy set. the boxes and stands
being filed long before the program be-
gan.
The opening event, which was for thor
oughbred stations. was won by The Crack.
owned by Mrs. Allen Potts of Virginia.
There was only one entry in this class,
The prize harness class was captured by
Judge William II. Moore of New York,
when his Lord Seaton and Matthias Pick
En- Up took the heavy harness event.
Lady Dillon ana Elegant Dillon, belong
ing to Miss Constance Nauclain, won sec
ond honors in this class. Third place went
10 Ardour and Meteor. owned by A w.
Atkinson.
Jumping Is Classy.
Tho jumping classes, as usual, were at
tractive and the unusually excellent work
of the horses and riders was heartily ap-
plauded Not one OF these classes was
married by fall The riding over the
Jumps of Miss Mildred Grehel, Mrs. Allen
Potts and Mrs. Mckeown Jones was espe-
cially good
The events completed yesterday aft
Glass Thoroughbred. stations: first
ribbon, The Crack. chestnut, three
years. Mrs. Allen Potts.
Glass 46-Alilitary event. open to Of
fcers of the military establishments
of all countries; horses must be owned
by the government or by an officer:
First. Victor, $50, Lieut.. r. W. Strong;
second. Impil. So, G. Douglas VAIL.
third. Dan. $40. Capt. X. Kooes.
Glass 45-Military hunting class: open
to officers of the regular military es-
adjustments of all countries and all
organized militia. horses must be owned
and ridden by an officer: First, Victor,
$50. Lieut.. Col Ferton. I'd Cavalry;
second. Staunton. So. Capt. II. n.
Cootes.
Glass 5s-Middle and heavy weight:
First, Bally Heater. $50. Glen Riddle
Andrews & Holloway; third. Revello,
$40. Dennis Epson; fourth. Major Treat.
ribbon. Glen Riddle farms.
Roadster Winners.
Glass 25-Pairs of roadsters: First
Dukes Lassie b. M, $50, E. T. Stotes-
bury: second. Queen of the Dale, b. m
$25, J. P. Donald; third, Alma Guy b. T.,
$40. Joseph wiesenfeld.
Glass 31-Saddle ponies: over 12.1 and
under 14-2; cup presented by William
Eric Fowler; to be ridden by children
under fifteen years: First, Beauty Spot
cup. Miss Martha Lamar Ellis: second.
Primrose. $40. Lewise McLanahan;
third. King Arthur, So. Miss Maude
Preece; fourth, Little Nepper, ribbon,
Mary Winston.
Glass 55-Green hunters; light weight:
First. AIdershot. 500, Glen Riddle
farms: second, Oh. Boy. $50. Arthur
White: third Strome. So Miss Mildred
Greble: fourth. Town and Gown, rib
bon. James X. Aaddux.
Glass 1s-Heavy harness horses: First
Micah. cup, William H. Moore; second.
The Whip. SIS. Miss Constance Vau-
CLAIM; third, Condemnation, $40, Miss
Loula Long; fourth. The Governor, rib
bon. John L. Bushnell.
Class 52-Polo ponies; lightweight
ponies: First. Rondo. br- M, $50. W. p
Hubert: second. Winnie, $40, New. II.
Guleck; third. Shampoo, $40, Miss Jean
Hinkle: fourth, Harvard. ribbon, Anna
Hamlin.
Heavy Harness Winners.
Glass 15-Heavy harness horses: now
ice pairs. any height: First. Ruxton,
$50. William H. Moore second. Glen
avon Orchid. SIS. Maple Brook farm:
third, Finstan Lad, $40. John L. Bush
nell.
Glass 34-saddle horses; novice park
horses: First, Ell Dorado, $50, Miss
Marion du Pont; second. Winnie, SIS,
New. H Guleck; third, Greenway Bay,
S10, C. 5. Carter; fourth. Tiffony Test
ed. ribbon, Maple Brook farm.
Glass 17-Runabout horses: First. Ex-
position. $50, Miss Loula Long: second,
Gypsy Maid, SIS, John L. Bushnell;
third. Joy Direct, $40. Mrs. Larz Ander-
son: fourth. Red Wing. ribbon, Josepr
Wiesenfeld.
Prize Hunters.
Glass s1-Pair hunters: First, Glen
Riddle farms, $50: second. Ayrshire
farms. $50; third. Andrews & Hollo-
way; fourth, Mrs. NJ NJ. Maddux, rib
bon.
Glass 10-Heavy harness horses
First Lord Seaton and Matthias Pick
EN- Up, $50. William H. Moore; second.
Lady Dillon and Elegant Dillon, SIS,
A w. Atkinson; third, Ardour and Me-
teor. $40.
Glass 59-Thoroughbread hunters:
First. Oh Boy, cup. Arthur White; sec
ond, Aldershot. $50. Glen Riddle farms
third, Rock Cress, SO, Mrs James
kineon; fourth. Acme. ribbon, Mrs
Allen Potts.
Glass 22-Appointment classes. lady's
phateon horse: First, The Whip, cup
Miss Constance Vauclain: second
Bountiful, SIS. William H. Moore
third. IDEAL Matthias $40, A. W. Atkin-
son; fourth. GYPSY Girl. ribbon, John
L. bushnell