El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

At HORSE SHOW
The horse show at Fort Bliss sat
urday provided a big and enthusiast
tic audience with thrills. amusement
and interest by means OF a program
OF unusual variety and originality.
Some Of the thrills were not planned
as part OF the entertainment-for in
stance. when Miss Belle AIcNarnev.
daughter Of Lieut.. Col McNarney. OF
the seventh cavalry, was thrown from
ner horse at the fifth hurdle She
recovered herself instantly. remount-
ed and took the hurdle as well as
she had the other four.
Miss Alzina Orndorff was thrown
from her horse before entering the
race and rode Lieut.. a. II. Cheshire's
mount, which had never been ridden
nv woman before. In the ladies'
open elimination class. the judges
we're undecided between awarding
1irst prize to Miss Orndorff or Miss
Elizabeth Reaney. finally splitting
the point and giving Miss Reaney
first
The final scores, determined after
Your events were completed Monday
morning. were as follows.
seventh cavalry, SIS points: Eighth
cavalry, Sc Eighty-second field ar
tlilery, "a. Other organizations had
les sthan Is points.
The most amusing event OF the
snow was the novelty race on
course containing as many obstacles
as the ingenious planners thereof
could conceive. For enlisted men
only. the race began with the con-
T. hot
the starting signal, saddling their
horses, mounting and riding 10 the
nrst judge, dismountinE. donning a
night Shirt mounting, riding TO sec
ond judge, dismountinG, lighting
cigar. mounting and riding TO the
third Judge. disuountfnE, receiving
a parasol, then dashing back TO the
starting point with cigar lighted.
night shirt On and paraso1 opened
and carried above the head. The Z
critical comments and encouraging /
auNlce Of the onlOokers added much I
70 the comedy OF the situation. which /
EroW in excitement until the moment
when troopers OF the Seventh raced I
across the line, winning first. second /
and third places.
The events decided Monday were: 1
water cart class-First, Eighth /
miners. mounted; second. remount i
depot; third, Nineteneth infantry.
Light WaEOn class-First post !
second. Seventh cav
airy third, Eighth cavalry
Enlisted mems jumping - First. j
Sgt Green, Eeighth cavalry, on Pea
nuts: second sgt Brown. Seventh /
savalry, on Bird" third. SGT. Crane,
cavalry, on -Ruut"
Officers novelty jumping - First,
Lieut. G. b Shomber. Eighth cav
llrys on Dick second, Lieut. Dirk
. an Jugen, Seventh cavalry, on
Tom third Capt J. C. Short, Sew
nth cavalry, on Ben"
Other events resulted as follows:
Officers charger class felfmina-
ion -First. Dick" ridden bv cant
'econd, Tango" ridden by Capt w.
/. Ochs, Eighth cavalry; third.
Chief, ridden by Lieut.. G. Merrill,
End field artillery.
Escort Wagons-First. Eighth en-
-ineers; second. Remount depot-
bird. Remouut depot.
Machine Gun Troop-First. Seventh
.avalry.
Enlisted Mems Class elimination
First Eighth engineers. second.
eighth cavalry third, Seventh cav
Tennis Racquet and Bull Race
lirst, Miss Elizabeth Reaney and
apt W. y Ochs. Eighth cavalry Z
econo, Capt and Mrs. W J. White. :
lighty-second fed artillery; third, &,
lieut. and AIRS. Harry kohl Seventh
avalry.
Jumping Competition-First Lieut..
Z. Merrill. Eighty second field artil-
cry; second. Capt George A. Good n
ear, Eighth cavalry; third, Col
ieorge T. Langhornes Eighth cav
81 NM Gun Section-First. Nine
zenith infantry; second. Seventh cav !
Try third. Eighth cavalry.
Polo Pony Class-First. Bang
ALL ridden BY Capt. John W Clark,
.ir service second, Capt J. W. Short, :
y Capt H T. Kloepfers Eighth cav =
ladies' Open Class Celimination)-
irst, "Zapata." ridden by Hiss Eliza
eth Reaney. Eighth cavalry second,
Clint" ridden by Miss Alzina Orn-
orfti third Niger ridden by Mrs.
= j. White, Eighty-second field ar
Polo Pony Bending Class-First.
Jimmy ridden by Capt. D. S. Wood,
eventh cavalry; second, Tex" rid
en- BY Capt. H E Kiospferi Eighth
avalry; third, Capt J. C. Short. Sew
nth cavalry.
Polo Pony Bending Class Cenlisted
.en)-First. Seventh cavalry. second
ighth cavalry; third, Eighth cav
Novelty Race-Flrst., Seventh cav
lry' second, Seventh cavalry; third.
sventh cavalry
Ambulance cisss-First, Seventh
lvalry.
Pack Train Class-First. Pack
rain No. l.
Jumping Competition in Pairs
irst, "Iapatas' ridden by Miss Eliza
eth Reancy. and Dick" ridden by
apt George A. Goodyear. Eighth
lvGlry; second, "Wampus," ridden
= Lieut.. W. D. Van InEen. Seventh I
lvalTy: third, Tar Baby" ridden By
iss Nancy Edwards, and Happy"
dden by Capt H +. Klcepfer,
iEhth cavalry
Ladies Jumping Class 49, First.
snooks." ridden by Mrs. ". J.
hite- second. Tar BABY" ridden BY
ISIS Nancy Edwards.
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