The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-19
HORSE SHOW
ADDS RACES
TO-DAY
Eighteen Classes Scheduled
For Closing Session at
Arlington Park.

VIII sWlHu Up THIS dLLGTHOOtl AIISI -
most successful season. Eighteen
ton Park. Virginia, and an added
attraction will be Cossack riding.
races and a Roman race.
Five thousand persons are expect
ed to attend the closing Of the show.
The principal classes OF the show
will exhibit, promising spectators an
exhibition OF some of the cOuntry's
best horses.
Today's program follows;
Brood mares suitable to produce
hunters. seven entries; saddle horses,
road, seventeen entries: local saddle
horses, ten entries; officers charg-
ers. seven entries: rOadSters, two
entries, ladies' hunters, thirty en-
tries: park saddle horses, thirteen
entries; saddle ponies. eight entries;
ladies pair hunters, seven entries;
hunt teams, nine entries; saddle
championship, road; hunters, cham
pionship, light weight; saddle cham
nionship, park: hunters, M. and "A.
w. and racing, hunters derby.
Yesterdays results follow:
Class 81 H eAvy weight saddle
horses. First prize won by Princess
Peavine, mare, six years old, owned
by w. c. Ocker; second, Gallantry,
chestnut gelding, nine years old,
owned by Col. Robert M. Thompson;
third, The Cid, brown gelding, four
years old, owned by Mrs. Allen
Potts; fourth, Sir. Hercules, brown
gelding, five years old, owned by
Eugene Meyer, jr.
Class 75-Horses suitable to be
hunters. First prize won by Nor
gan, brown gelding, owned by Major
C. P. George; second, Hindu Maid,
owned by J. NJ. Trapnell; third,
Easement, brown gelding. ten years
old, owned by Troop r, Third Cav
airy; fourth, Moonshine, brown geld.
ing, six years old, owned by Lieut.
Carl E. Berg
Glass Brood mares suitable to
produce ponies of light weight.
First prize (ribbonl won by Lady
of the Evening, six years old, owned
by Maj. Gen. II. K. Bethel: second.
Ella, seven years old, owned by
Major G.. p. George; third, Red
Wing, five years old, owned by
Capt. A. p. Thayer; fourth, Sally,
six years old, owned by Capt.
Charles Wharton.
Glass 54-Noyice hunters. First
prize won by Fox Land, brown
mare, four years old, owned by l..
l.. Larrabee; second, Ten Sheep,
brown geIling. owned by Benton
Stables; third, Welcome, chestnut
brown, owned by Brig. Gen. VIII,
liam Mitchell. \
Class 42-Pair. saddle horses ria.
den by lAdy and gentleman. First
prize won by Preston Boy, chestnut
brown, owned by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T.. Seymour; second, Red Cloud and
Calamity, owned by Col. Robert NJ.
Thompson; third, Mrs. Allen Potts
entry; fourth, Melvin c. Hazen's
entry.
Glass II, handicap-Green hunt
ers, four feet; qualified hunters or
blue ribbon winners, four feet six
inches; those never competing in a
high jump" five feet. First prize
won by Hindoo Maid. owned by J.
NJ. Trapnell: second, Easement,
brown gelding, ten years old, owned
by Troop F, Third Cavalry; third,
Fred, brown gelding, ten years old,
owned by Lieut.. David A. Taylor.
Glass 73-Four jumps at four feet,
for enlisted army men. First prize
won by Buddy, twenty-three-year-o old
horse, owned by Major G. l.. Scott;
second, Badly, black gelding. owned
by Headquarters Troop, Third Cav
airy; third, Custer, black gelding,
seven years old, owned by Troop F,
Third Cavalry; fourth, Bob, black
gelding, owned by Headquarters
Troop, Third Cavalry.
Class 62-Local hunters First
prize won by My Choice. brown mare,
fivt years old, owned by Allendale
Farms; second, Lady G., brown mare,
seven years. owned by Allendale
Farms; third, Red Wing, chestnut
mare, five years, owned by Capt. A.
P. Thayer; fourth, Treasure Island,
brown gelding, seven years, owned
by Benton Stables.
Class 80 - Combination horses.
First prize won by Redwood, seven
years, owned by George B. Mullen,
jr.: second, Virginia Wonder, six
years, owned by e. E. Hale.
Class 52-Polo mounts, heavy
weight. First prize won by Ella,
dark brown mare, seven years old,
owned by Major G. p. George; sec
ond, Many Fires, chestnut gelding,
six years old, owned by Maj. Gen.
II. K. Bethel; third, Newton Kyme,
mare, nine years, owned by Maj. Gen.
Fl. K. Bethel; fourth, Katy, brown
mare, four years, owned by Major
G. p. George.
Glass 57-Lightweight hunters.
First prize won by Lady G. brown
mare seven wears oWned by Allen.