The Washington herald., 1919-05-21
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and B, of the Eleventh Cavalry.
stationed at Fort Myer, gave an
exhibition of trick riding. A rider
at the end of the double row of
bay horses won the enthusiastic
admiration of the crowd. who. after
witnessing his expert horseman-
ship. dubbed him. Reds" and ap-
plauded him uproariously.
Washington youngsters on the
saddle ponies were among the most
popular features of the day. win
ming as much admiration for their
skillful horsemanship as for their
mounts.
'Piecrust," a dainty little chest
nut mare. owned by Mrs. Ambrose
Freeze. and ridden by little Miss
rersus Myers. carried away the
blue ribbon. the winner of the red
ribbon, Miss Norma Albert, on Tip"
her bay mare. running her a close
second for first place. Miss Myers
won the cup presented by Larz
Third and fourth prizes in the
youngesters' entry were won by,
Paul Willard on Marshall" and
Miss Sidney Neale. on '"Tinkerbell."
White ribbons were also awarded
Richard Chandlee Aldrick on ''Du-
gan" and Clarence Moore on Lady
Love-"
No Accident Mars Entry.
The green hunters entry was un-
accompanied by any of the usual ac-
cidents. with the exception of a
slight injury to the foot of a horse
ridden by Brig. Gen. Mitchell.
Miss Amy DUPONT weIl-known to
Washington horse lovers. appeared
in several entries, carrying off
either a blue or red ribbon in each
entry.
Another well-known horsewoman
i'm the show ring yesterday was
Mrs Agnes G. Johnstone, of Wash
ington. ID. c. Mrs. Johnstone has
scheduled fourteen entries for this
years show. her chestnut gelding.
Golden" carrying OFF the yellow
ribbon in the novice park horse en-
try yesterday.
Among the features for today's
program will be the cup presented
by Miss Ethel MacMurray in the
hunters class. There are thirty
five entries for the MacMurray cup.
ntstcFudy's frice winners.
Victors in yesterdays contests were:
Glass 46. lightweight First
prize. Bob" owned and ridden by
Col. c. p. George; second prize. Pete
Riley" Lieut.. Col. c. r. Mayo; third
prize. Sir Dixon" Brig. Gen. William
Mitchell; fourth prize. Sir Allerton,"
Col. V. l.. Peterson.
Glass Is. novice harness horses-First
Na
Farms
Glass s.. sporting tandem - First
prize. Toronto and Mate" Col. Rob-
ert NJ. Thompson.
Glass 81. saddle ponies-First prizey
"Piecrust." owned by Mrs. Ambrose
Preece and ridden by Miss Persus
Myers: second prize. Tip" Miss
Norma Albert: third prize. Mar
shall" owned by Mrs. Ambrose Preece
And ridden by Paul Willard; fourth
prize. "Tinkerbell," owned by Mrs.
Ambrose Preece and ridden by Miss
Sidney Neale
Class 81. green hunters, lightweight
First prize. Grey Leg. Glen Riddle
Farm; second prize, Genevra. Brig.
Gen. William Mitchell; third prize,
Lady G., Norman and Norman,
fourth prize. Rushlight. Miss Marga-
ret Harrison.
Glass g. park saddle horses. nov
ices-First prize, Betsy Ros. \. w. At
kinon: second prize. Vanity Box. Cas-
silis Farm: third prize. Golden, Mrs
Agnes G. Johnstone: fourth prize.
Robin Hood, John Rosenfeld.
Glass II, runabout hOrses-Ffrst
prize. Miss Dainty. Fairfield Farm:
iPck of the Basket. Fairfield Farm;
third prize. Robin. Joseph Wiesen-
field.
Class 81. pairs. hunters-First prize
Glen Riddle Farm: second prize, Glen
Riddle Farm: third prize Dennis
Epson: fourth prize. Bob and
Sophomore. Col. c. p George and Col.
F. c. Wallace
Glass 80, thoroughbred hunters-First
prize. HomeaGain. Brig Gen. William
Mitchell: second prize. Dauntless.
Lieut. Col. Fred c. Wallace.
Class 81. Iady's phaeton-First prize.
Ideal Matthias. A. W. Atkinson: sec
ond prize. Made-in America. Fairfield
Farms.
Post entry. class a., stations