Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
RIBBON WINNERS
CONTEST|NG IN RING
Judging of Championship
Classes to Close Horse
Show at Arlington.
RACES ALSO SCHEDULED

W TN tne Judging OF SIX ,cndllploii-
ship classes. in which only horses
that have won blue ribbons during
the meeting will be the contestants.
Washington's tenth annual horse
show and second show to be held at
the new Arlington Park course. south
of the Highway bridge, will come to
q close this afternoon.
Immediately following the judging
of the last show ring event pro-
gram of four races will be run off,
beginning about B. o'clock. An added
race has been provided for non-win-
ners at the meeting.
A Roman race for the champion
ship of the Army and bareback drill
by Fort Myer cavalrymen are other
features carded for today.
Mr.. McElhone's Jumper Wins.
Frederick McElhone's spirited gray
Jumper, Silver Crest-the horse that
ran away at the track last year with
little Miss Becky Lanier. only to be
caught by Mr.. McElhone who pursued
on another horse and rescued the rider
in Douglas Fairbanks fashion-was the
winner of the principal jumping event
yesterday, in which he easily tr1-
umphed over more than a score of
lightweight hunters. He was ridden
by Mr.. McElhone.
Mrs. Allan Potts rode Crackette. in
the ladies' saddle class yesterday, but
took only the third ribbon. This. event
was won by Miss Marjory du Points
famed bay mare, Marjory Moreland.
Gen. Buchanan's Catoctfn made
show of his field in the first race and
Slumberer got up in the second num-
Der just in time to beat Uncle sand,
the pacemaker. The steeplechase. won
by Little Horn. produced couple OF
homes Currer Belle. sustained two
falls, but mounted after the first mis-
hap and had all but caught up win
his field when the second ACCIDENT oc-
CURED. Wilkerson. who rode Trapper'
had a bad fall at the time Turner
went down the second time and was
knocked out, but not seriously hurt.
Yesterdays winners were the follow
Ing:
Class Sc. jumpers for enlisted men post
entry)-Teddy, b. g.. owned by !.F. Mofford'
h horse ridden By y Private
horse ridden by Private Femmamore. fourth.
Glass 49, saddle ponies-Nellie, b. M. owned
Clarence Moore. second Two entries
Class a. Observation-Disclosures. oh. m. owned
By Oliver T. stonestreet. nrst; Lord Eliver,
Class 81. hunters 1,ishtweisht,.sil.er
e BY owned 81 %1s
waiter NICK. Jones. second; Blue Rock. 81. g.,
owned by Andrews Holloway. third: &c
nerrs. CHI. M. owned BY Brig. Gen. William
Class 81 novice hunters-will Go. br. e..
owned BY Red RedmoG nrs W MSmeasain Oh
Gis.seoek. third: Lady G.. B. n. owned by
Class a. ladies' saddle hor.es-Marjory
Point. first; vanity Box. b. m: owned By
by Mai. and Mrs. Allen Potts. third; Betsy
Ross. oh. m. owned by A. ". Atkinson,
Glass SO, jumpers post entry,-Eye Opener
b. m. owned BY f. L. Rednlon. first: Roches-
ter. br. g.. owned by Lieut.. Richard Gambrill
Gayle Johnston. third: Rosebud. owned BY
Ers. Agnes Gayle Johnston. fourth:
on.s b. i~s @ s., 5.s,;.
br. M. owned by Mrs. Walter Mex. Jones.
second; Gsneyr.a b; M; owned BY Brig. Cen
ty Nr. Bekhmeten, fourth.
Dare, b. m. owned by Avery Coonley. nrst;
lev. second: Glen Chief. oh. s.. owned BY
Glen Meadows farms. third; Barney. oh. g.,
Class ii. ride and drive combination horses
E.ttler. b. 8, owned By. Mrs. Catherine /.
owned BY A. v. Afin.es third r:'e a.n c. Chief
Oh. s.. owned by Glen Meadows farm, fourth
Class So. hunters tmiddIe and heavyweishts,
.-Bally Heather: b. g.. owned by Glen Riddle
RIDDLE farms. .eeond Wise old ~ issi.n S' si s
owned by Andrews 4 Holloway. third. West
berry. b. e., owned by Dennis Upson fourth. d"
Class a. chargers topen class)-Jutland
b g.. owned by Goodestone stables, first; Eye
Opener. b. M. owned by +. L. Redmon sec
cnd; vint dor. b. e.. owned BY vint Hill
farm third; Rebel DIX br. g.. owned by Mrs.
". Sinclair Bowen. fourth.
RACES.
First race. three year olds and upward: about
i've and one-haf furonRs-Catoctin, 9. Turner.
won: Hasty Lady. o. Caldwell second: Little
England g. Dunlap. third Machers. Star
craft. Dick Scarlet and Caiouha also ran.
Second race. three-year-oids and upward: one
mile and half-slumberer. 8. Dunlap. first
Uncle Sand. Z. Landry. second Goldielocks,
9. Turner. third. Amalgainator, windmill and
Ed. Weiss also ran.
Third race. the Presidents Cup, for four.
year-olds and upward; over two-miie steeple-
chase course-Littie Horn Landry, first; Capt
sssatt Everhart. second; Anne Excellence,
g Jones. third. Mo. Currier Belle, jefferson
Club and Trspper also ran.