The Washington herald., 1922-05-17

cision of the judges. the President
determined that no hands but his
should pin the coveted blue" to his
pets bride. Harbeli was ridden
by Lieut.. T. H. Mccreery.
President Misses Police Drill.
The President and his party ar
rived just in time to miss the an
nual drill OF the mounted police.
The drill followed the judging Of
the police horses by Maj. Charles A.
Benton. of New York. who has
charge Of the purchasing of horses
for the New York police.
Maj. Benton declared that the
Washington police horses had i'm
proved remarkably within the past
two years. He pointed out that the
animals for the first time in years
comply with the regulation re-
quirements. He added, however.
that the Capital mounted police
need a competent riding instructor.
Among the new. stars developed
yesterday was Lough Spring. a bay
gelding. the son of the famous
Lough Foyle. Judges declared that
the youngster, not yet a 3-year-old.
is one of the best types of hunters
wv ShN" ~ OH SNOW
ring.
"Baby, Hunters Win Applause.
Lough Spring was shown in the
class for novice hunters, won by
Shenandoah, owned and ridden by
Miss Marion DUPONT.
The baby" hunters gave a re-
markable exhibition of clean jump
ing and pretty show-ring manners,
Shenandoah won her honors by a
close margin. the red ribbon going
to Mine Sweeper. owned by Mai.
Stanley Koch. the yellow to All
Gold, owned by e. L. Redman, and
the white to Gay Lark. owned by
Maj. Gen. Harbord.
Gay Lark. a magnificent chestnut.
carried away the blue" in the
class for officers chargers, winning
over field that was declared by
the judges to be one of the most
attractive shown this year. In the
class for heavyweight hunters, Gay
Lark took the red ribbon,
The program for TODAY, the clos
ing day of the show, includes the
championship classes, in which the
blue-ribbon winners of the fve
days events will compete for final
honors. A number of last years
| champions are entered this, year.
and the competition between them
and the more youthful competitors
will be keen.
The results:
Enlisted Men. U. s. rArmy-Groucho, MaJ.
d. e. Murphy. won gssm, Mai. d. f. Muir
ply. second; Buddy, Maj c. L. Scott, third !;
Entry, Troop e, Third Cavalry. Fort Myer.
fourth.
Saddio pa.tu- p,aa. - cA..x r-xu.
| IL - Starbright, W. Lodge BOwles, won;
Fhe Fly, A. {. Moses. second; Billie, Miss
Alice Tuckerman. third; Rob Roy, Mis-
Ruth Tuckerman, fourth.
Polo Mounts. Heavyweights - Mystery
Gen. II. X. Bethel. won; Avalanche. VIII.
lam Ziegler, Jr., second: sandstorm. Will
lam Ziegler, tr., third; Bull Run, Maj. O.
s. Patton, fourth.
| Hunters, Lightweight - woodcock. Misi
Michel s. Sewborg, won; Jessie Dear Gen.
James A. Buchanan, second; June Toliver,
Henry II. Norman, third; Lady @. Allen
| dale Farms. fourth.
Harness Horses, Heavy. pairs-Anims tior
and Admiration, Mrs. Loula Long Combs
won; Clipper and Mate, Thomas Bones
second.
Novice Hunters-shens ndoah. Miss Marion
| Du Pont, won; Mine Sweeper, Mai Stanley
Koch, second All Gold, Z. L. Redman.
third: Gay Lark, Maj. Gen. J. G. Hsrbord
fourth
Ladies' Saddle Horses - favonius, Mrs
| Allen Potts. won; Black Beauty. Miss
Lillian Sanger, second; Mine sweeper, Nal
Stanley Koch. third; Pep, Miss Julia Whit
ing, fourth.
Officers Chargers-Gay Lark, Mai. Gen
J. G. Hartford tLieut. T. II. McCreeryb, won:
Tsrry Not, entered and ridden by Col. W.
W. Whitside, second; Alahmande. entered
and ridden by Maj; @. .. Patton third
Dandy Dude. Gen. John\J. Pershing Maj
c. L. ScO.tl fourth
Local Hunters, the Peter voorhees, DE-
| Graw Memorial Cup-Jessie Dear. Gen
James A. Bucha nan, won; JEFF. Gen. JohI
J. Pershing. second; Allahntande. Mai. g
$. Patton, third; Russell. Dave Dunnigan,
| fourth.
Metropolitan PoIice-victor, A. L. Lucas
| No. II, won: Frank. A. Y. Cornwall No
I. second: King. ThaIes Bowen. No H.
third; George, sergt. L. l.. Ely, No. 8
fourth.
Triple Bar Jump, Special Glass to Hunt
ers-Morgan, Capt. J. T. Cole, won; Dandy
Dude, Gen. John ]. Pershing. second: Gay
Lark. Maj. Gen. J. q. Harbord, third; en-
try. Allendale Farm. fourth.
Chargers, Open-AIl Gold. 4. l. Redma
| won: Landoyer, Henry H. Norman, second
| Allahmande. Maj. q. s. Patton. third; Ron
dax, Maj. c. l.. Scott fourth.
Hunters, Middle and Heavy Weight-Tarry
Not. Col. W. W. Whitside. won; Gay Lark
Mai. Gen. J. G.. Harbord, second; Blue
Ridge, Miss Marion Du Pont. third: Lloyd
George, Mountain View Farm, fourth.
Riding Tandem, Free for All-Team, Will.
lam Ziegler, jr., won; Red Wood and Jack
Frost, Roy H. Norton, second; team, Mrs
William Ziegler jr.. third: Bouvara and Bar
bars Breeze Maj. G. s. Patton. fourth.
Thoroughbred Saddle. specisl-HarbelI
President Warren G. Harding, won; Leo
=. L. Redmsn. second; Freckles, Lieut.
N. Z. Jones, third.
Races:
First Race-Headquartcrs Troop. For,
hyer entry, Private Kimbie. won; Dispatch
Engineer School. Sergt. Hamilton. second
June Pea, Engineer School, Private Hopkins
| third.
Chariot Race Battery. Third Field Ar
tillery, Private De witte. won: d Battery,
Ihlrd Field Artillery. Private Troy, second.
Roman Rsce-Troop' &, Third Cavalry
Fort Myer tSergt. Bakerl, won.
Third Race-Dolton, Gen. James A. Buch.
anan tseippD, won: None Such. Leith Broth.
| ers u. LeithJ, second; Bank Note entered
and ridden by William Downey, third.
The program for today will be:
2:OO-Class 8, Brood mares suitable to pro.
| duce hunters; entries.
2:o5-Class 81, Saddle horses, road IA en-
tries.
2:2o-Class IA, Novice harness horses; 1 en-.
| try.
2:2S-Class Al, Officers chargers; 10 entries
| 2:35-Class "a, Roadsters: . entries.
2:45-Class 80, Ladies' hunters; 10 entries
S:2O-Class SO, Park saddle horses; IL en-
| tries.
3:30-Ciass 43, Local saddle; s entries
3:4O-Class 40, Army challenge cup; is en-
| tries.
4:00-Class 2s, Pony race; 2 entries.
4:O5-Class 90, 3-year--old hunters entries.
f:15-Class q, Harness ponies; 2 entries.
4:2o-Class 80, Ladies' pair hunters; en-
| tries
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