Evening star., 1922-05-16
HARBELL CONTESTS
FOR BLUE RIBBON.
Presidents Mount Seeks
Horse Show Honors-Win-
ners Yesterday.

Harding. will be called upon to de.end
the honors of the White House sta
bles this afternoon at the Nationai
Capital Horse Show at Arlington
Park, when special saddle class Will
be staged, with entries competing
against the horse from the presiden-
tial string.
The police horse class Is to be
judged this afternoon, the winner 70
take away q prize donated by VIII
liam p. Emo. The mount must De
suitable for. police work, must pc
gelding, not under 15.1 hands and not
more than 16 hands.
Pershing Horse Winner.
Woodcock, who carried of the open
for all hunters class a few days ago.
succumbei yesterday in the handicap
for green hunters, and Gen. John j.
Pershing's horse Princess was the
lady who triumphed over him. Sne
put up a perfect performance, tax
ing OF and going over each jump with
as clean a pair of heels as could pe
wished. Woodcock brushed one OF
the jumps slightly and lost the blue ,s
ribbon of this class. The runner up
In this event was Blue Ridge. entered
by Miss Marion du Pont.
1t took old Buddy. with his twenty
two years of sagacity and development
to carry off honors in the military en-
durance test Yesterday He carried
Maj. c. L. Scott over the eight hnai
jumps of the contest in faultless style,
but young Lady Luck. five-year-old,
pushed him to the extreme for honors.
The final scoring gave Maj; Scott
1867 points for the thirty-mile run
of Friday, the condition judgment OF
Saturday and the jumps yesterday
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Lady Luck. accumulated exactly 1876
points for the same three events.
Buddy also went into the spectacu-
lar bareback jumping class and an
nexed the premier honors in this
event. George G. Millholland's Jane,
up.
The splendid work accomplished
during the last few years by the
Army remount workers was easily
recognized in the military jumping
class feature yesterday. Cor the cup
presented by Larz Anderson. Gen.
Pershins had two horses in the rib
bon awards, Princess taking the red
and Prominent Tom taking fourth
prize. Maj. Patton's handsome chest
nue., Allahmande. took the first hon
ors. and Dragon. entered by the
same horSeman, took third.
Long before should the name Fa-
vonius have been mentioned in this
accout. Entered and ridden in the
thoroughbred saddle class by Mrs.
Allen Potts of Virginia, he far out
shone his class and took OF the blue
ribbon to complete a string of sew
enteen straight wins.
Yesteraay's Results.
The results Of yesterdays events
were as follow:
Harness horses. appointment class
Temptation. entered by Mrs. Loula
Long Combs, won.
Corinthian class-Woodcock, Miss
Michel S. Newbord, won: Blue Ridge.
Miss Marion du Pont, second: Hindoo
Maid. J. NJ. Trapnell, third; June Toll
liver, Henry H Norman. fourth.
years and under-Forest, Mrs. d. N.
Lee, won: Lough Spring. Gen. James
A. Buchanan, second; P. D. O., E. L.
Redman, third; My Choice, Allendale
Farms, fourth.
Heavy harness horses-Temptation
Mrs. Loula Long-combs. won: Repu-
tion. same owner, second: Willisden
Lady Maud, Mountain View Farm,
third; Menelaus. same owner, fourth.
Local saddle horses, cup presented
by Burlington Hotel-Black Beauty,
Miss Lillian 8. Sanger. won: Bull
Bur. Rum, M Maj, & G. s; Patton. second;
third: unnamed, Miss Ailsa Mellon.
fourth.
Polo mounts, lightweight, cup pre-
sented by Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
Unnamed entry. Mr.. Wilfred NJ. Blunt,
won; Dolly Heart. Gen. H. K. Bethel.
second; Susan, Gen. H. K. Bethel,
third: entry Capt. ]. ]. Waters.
fourth
Winners In Bareback Glass.
Jumpers, bareback, cup presented
by Mrs. Helen Buchanan Jones'
Buddy. Maj. G. 1. Scott. won: Jane.
George G. Millholland. second: Lady
g., Allendale Farm, third; Jane.
Lieut.. NJ. E. Jones, fourth.
Tandem, park or road-Entry Of
Mountain View farm, won: Clipper
and Mate, entered by Thomas Bones.
Military class, post entry. cup pre-
sented by Lar1 Anderson-Allah-
mande, Maj. G.. 8. Patton, won;
Princess, Gen. John J. Pershing. Sec
ond; Dragon, Maj. G.. s. Patton,
third; Prominent Tom, Gen. John ].
Pershing, fourth.
Thoroughbred saddle horses-Fav-
onius, Mrs. Allen Potts, won; Barbara
Breeze, Maj. g. 8. Patton. second: !:
Edward F., L. Victor Froment, third /;
Mystery, Gen. n. x. Bethel, fourth.
Artillery light - Battery D. Sd
Field ARTILLERY, won: Battery F. Sd
Field Artillery, second: Battery. e.
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