Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-22
Mud Is Everywhere.


The show ring as we'll as the track
was muddy. but the events were run
Off close to schedule time. Pick OF
the Basket, owned by Miss Amy du
Pont, came back yesterday and cap
tured two more blues, winning In
both the novice and heavy harness
classes.
The Glen Riddle farms bay hunter.
Clinker, triumphed over more than
thirty contestants in the class Tor
thoroughbred hunters. In this num-
Der Miss Charlotte Jackson gave a
splendid exhibition of riding. and
landed her mount, Anne Ford, owned
by Dennis Epson, in third place.
Police Inspection Today.
Today the annual inspection Of
Washington's mounted police Will
take place at the show grounds. A
prize is offered by William P. Emo for
the officer making the best showing.
A Corinthian class, in which twen-
ty-five entries have been received.
will be one of the features of today's
program, and another good racing
card Is provided. Yesterdays winners
were:
ssa. a n.sne driven e
Moore, fret !; Pirette. chm. owned by Mrs.
Agnes G. Johnson. second :: Jack London. bk:z..
Class 10, heavy harness horses-Pick Of the
Basket, chg, owned by Fairfield Farm. hrst.
Class IS. road saddle horses. novice-vanity
Box. b.m.. owned by Cassilis Farm: first; Pride
Of Charlton BIZ owned by W: "; Q &is,,ne;
Phillips. third Golden. chg. owned by Mrs.
Agnes G. johnson, fourth.
Class a. fox
owned by Glen Riddle Farms. second Eye
Opener. BIN, owned by E. Z. Redmon. third;
Silver Crest 3d. owned by FREDERICK NIGEL
Class =; harness. horses: p.ir..aioenl,
and 1rvington Marlborough, chg: owned By
Fairfield Farms. second. Two entries;
four, By owned and driven by Lloyd Moore,
FIRST: BARLEY Bubbles. Big, owned and driven
cass &C. m MGIas ssnns ts
chg. owned by Brig. Gen: William Mitchell
srst; Geneva, b.m.. owned by Brig. Gen. Viii.
ns ,n LIEUT. eo wy ds
Regent. chg. owned BY Joseph W. Viner'
Basket. chg, owned BY Fairfield farm first:
Glenaven Lady. chm. owned by Fairfield
farm. second; Piret.e. chm. owned BY Mrs.
Glass 10, open to all hunters-Clinker, BE-.
owned by Glen Riddle farms. first: Silver
Crest. g.g, owned by Frederick McElhone: sec
ono, Anne fofu, Om., owned Dy Glue nil stA-
bles. third: Robin Hood, g.g., owned BY Goode-
stone stables. fourth.
Class 8, l7adies' huntera-Silver Crest. g.g..
owned by Frederick McElhone. first: Water
Baby, b.m.. owned by Vint Hill farm. second:
Midnight. blk.g., owned by Andrew & Hollo.
way third: Decoration, chm. owned by Goode-
stone stables, fourth.
Class SO. green hunters (middle and heavy
weight)-Postponed until today. Held at 1:50
pm.
Class A. stations to sire cavalry type
Adams Express, cha, owned BY Army re-
| mount service, second; vint dor, By, owned
by Vint Hill farms, third: Star Ben, b.s,
owned by Army remount service, fourth.
RACES.
First race, three.year-olds and upward; about
| six furlongs-Jackonetta 70. CaldwelD. first;
Hasty Lady (walcott). second Sir Haste (E.
Francis). third. Wodan. Jutland and Neville
2nd also ran.
Second race. four-year-olds and upward; one
mile and a sixteenth--AmalEamator (Col. A..
Uncle Sand, Dick Scarlet and Manioc also ran
| Third race, Willard hotel steeplechase; four.
| year-olds and upward; about two miles-Horsa
, II. Morris), first; No (R. Gotrich), second;
Anne Excellence &c. Jones). third. Penny
| rock. Jefferson Club, Little Horn and Trapper
also ran.