The Washington herald., 1919-05-23
Police Entries Feature
Arlington Horse Shop
City's Finest Parade Mounts and Split SIS
Purse-Jumpers Show Clean Heels
And Set New Record.

, prizes going to the same horses that
have received them In the two similar
classes shown this year.
Following the scheduled features Of
yesterdays show. q caravan OF mule
teams from Fort Myer drove around
the ring-winning an ovation from
the grandstands.
Record Crowd Out.
Yesterdays clear skies brought
out a record breaking crowd for the
third day Of the show-the grand
stands being filled with men In uni
form and civilian lovers of horse
flesh. Enlisted men from army posts
in the vicinity OF Washington loyal
ly supported the army whenever an
oficer exhibiting a horse appeared
on the field-uproariously applaud
ing bits of expert horsemanship
shown by men wearing khaki.
A feature of today's program will
be the jumpers class. opened to en-
listed men.
Gen. J. A. Buchanan. president OF
the Military and Amateur Racing
Association, will present a cup In
the steeplechase today that was
presented to Mayor Stith. of New
orleans, in 1860. The cup had drift
ed out of the hands of the stith
family and was purchased by Gen.
Buchanan at local jewelers.. Sum-
maries.
Cuas g. sreen hunters-Firx prize. Mono
IN m, Glen Riddle Farms; second prine. Mount
Pleasant, Sharnbrooke Stables; thiru pibe'
Hindustan. Goodestone Stables; fourth prize'
Starlight. vint Hill Farms VI.
Class ~. chargers-First prize. Bob. l1snt'
Gel W. C. McChord: tecond prize. Goat Col
Garge Harvey. Only prizes awarded.
Class II. harness horses-Pirt Tize. Moeui.
A. W. Atkinson; seocnd prize. The Reed.
Joe-ph wiesenneld- Two entros-
rize Peacock, L L. Rodmon second p1ze,
Jutland. Goodestone Stables; third prize Fly
ing EIrressU.. Thomas e NeiIl; fourth
uize, Rebel Mrs W. Sinclair Bowen.
Class H. local saddle horses-First PRIZE
Vanity Box Cassilis Farm; second pize, Rat
tler Miss CAtha1ne I. Holloway; third ptize.
Tnryrrs. Cas5Hs Fsrms; fourth prize. Golden.
Mrs Agnes G. Johnstone
Clas. 81. harness pnnies-0ne entu. Scaton
Easter, o~ned By Clarence Moore.
Class 10, tandeul-First prize. Mnsul and Ideal
! MathiaA A W. Atkinson; second I<i1e, rck
Of the Basket and Giensvon Lady. Faine'd
Class g. hunt teams-FIrst prize. team. Glen
Riddle Farms; second priBe team. Arthur II.
Allen: third priDe. Norman & Norman.
Glass So police department-First prize.
| seryt. Robert Yates. Of No. 10 Irecinc. sta
tion; seound prize. Sergt. A. l. Dlcas. Of No.
II precinct station; third prize. T. j. Cullinane.
Il No 10 precinct station; fourth prize. Sergt
W. l. Davis. Of No. Q precinct station.
Clas 81, = Cornthian-First prLe. Willow
King Glen Riddle Farms; second prize. Silver
Crest. Frederic McEhons: third prize. Clinker.
Glen Riddle Farms; fourth priIe. westbrry.
Demis Upsop
Class II. handicap iump-Fint prize Silver
Crest. Frcdefc McE1hone; second prize. Mid
night, Andrews & Holloway; third prize. Home
Again, Brig. Gen. William Mitchell fourth
prise Monoacy. Heath c. Mooman.
Class % thoroughbred saddle horses-first
prize. Crackette. Mrs Allen Potts: second
pri1e. sandhurst, Mrs. Edward z. Marshall; !;
third pri1e. Jutland. Goodestone Stables; fourth
priDe. Secure. Mrs Waugh Glascock.
Cass ,. stations suitable TO sire army horses
or hurtss-First prize Adams EIpress. United
States Army Remomt Station; second prize.
Perkio. United States Army RemOunt Station:
third prize. Vint dor. Vint Hill Farms
fourth prize. Star Ben. United States Army
Remount Station.