The Washington herald., 1921-05-17

mid. the riders standing upon the
shoulders OF their comrades.
Pershing's -Jen- In Ring.
woodcock. blue ribbon winner in
in the fox hunters competition for
the cup presented biannually by
Mrs. Benjamin H. warder In this
class Jeff, the big bay presented
Gen. Pershing upon his return from
abroad md ridden by the leader
of the A Z. F. in the Victory parade,
made his first appearance this sea-
son in the show ring
In the officers' chargers competi-
tion for the cup presented by Miss
Evelyn Prescott, Jeff took third
place. the cup going to another en-
try from Gen. Pershings stables
John Bunny.
General Presents Cup.
Gen. Pershing presented the cup
to the winner in the ladies' hunt
ers' class. The winner. Anne Ford
belonging to Spencer IIsley and
ridden by Mrs. ID. NJ Lee gave a
performance that was practically
100 per cent perfect
Tiny Tristram Deyereux, son of
family OF famous horsemen, won
the hearts of the Judges and the
applause of the grandstands in car
rying away third place in the sad
die ponies class First honors went
to little Miss Evelyn Walker.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Walker, CT Washington, on Fire
Fly. entered by William p. Collins.
IS Entered for Handicap.
Interest in the program for today
ceners around the handicap iump
and the Corinthian. Fifty-eight en-
tries are listed for the handicap to
be shown around the outside course.
Riders in the Corinthian are re-
quired to wear full hunting dress
conformation to the rules OF the hunt
counting SO per cent.
The endurance test for the trophy
presented annually by the America n
Remount Association. will start to-
day.
Local harness horses-Tom. entered by
Col. Robert NJ Thompson. first: High FIT.
er. entered by Thomas Bones, second: Bric-
a-Brac, entered by L. n. Palmer third !;
fourth.
Novice road horses-June, entered by Mrs,
Agnes @. Johnston. first; Cosmic. entered
by Remount Service, Z. 8. A., second Reb-
el. entered by Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen.
third; Duchess, entered by Gen. Pershinr's
stables. fourth.
Heavy harness horses, novice-HiRh FIy-
er, entered by Thomas Bones first: Rous-
ter. entered by W. W.. stombock, second.
Fox hunters. Warder cup woodcock, en-
tered by Mount Airy Farms. first: Lady c..
entered by Allendale Farms, second; Jessie
Dear. entered by Mrs. W. NICK, Jones
third; Russet entered by d. J. Dunigan n,
fourth.
Harness horses. pairs-Tom and Jerry. en-
tered BY Col. Robert NJ. Thompson, hrst.
Delivery wagon and horse-Goldnsh. FL.
W Herring, first. Only one entry.
Saddle ponies-Fireny, entered by W p
Collins, nrst; Captain. entered by Miss
Susan 3. Hall. second; Miss Imprudenee,
entered by Miss Jane semmes third.
fonies In narness-Fireny. entered by W.
=. Collins, first; Murad. entered by Miss
Macy Jackson, second; Miss Imp-udence. en-
tered by Miss Mary Jane semmes. third.
Flask. entered BY Meade Palmer. fourth.
Heavy harness horses-High Flyer, entered
Sy Thomas Bones, first; Sultan B., entered
Q! sterin L. lArrabee, second; Rouster, en-
tered by W. A. stombock, third.
open to all. jump tour feet through the in
ana out-Woodeock, entered by Mount Airy
Farms, first; DIR. Fieg. entered by Col.
Robert NJ. Thompson. second; Dinty. en-.
tered BY Capt. Woodbury. F. Pride, third !:
Silver Tip. entered by Foxca tcher Farms
fourth.
Ladies hunters, Upson cup-Anne Ford,
entered by Spencer Ilsley. hrst: Hexaron,
entered by Foxcatcher Farms. second. size,
Tip entered BY Foxcatcher Farms, third:
rsgeerook. entered by Mount Airy Farms,