The Washington times., 1923-05-18
busy PROGRAM
FOR HORSE
SHOW
Thirteen Glasses, Farmers and
Chariot Races Are Listed
on Gard.

Capital Horse Show in Arlington
Park, Va.
Entries of Gen. John J. Pershins
| Brig Gen. William Mitchell a i d
Brig. Gen. III. K. Bethel are listed
| i'm the program.
President and Mrs. Harding and
| Ambassador and Mrs. George Har-
vey were guests OF honor at the
show yesterday. The Chief Executive
presented B. OF. Randolph, whose
horse Lucille won the Corinthian,
with the Presidents cup.
Accidents Averted.
The show was one of the most
eventful in recent years. Two army
officers riding bareback narrowly
averted injury when thrown 10 the
ground. Horses were in. many class
es evenly matched throughout the
day and decisions of the judges were
close.
In the polo mount class. Liggett,
General Pershing's entry, ''took first
honors. However, William Ziegler,
ir., riding Velocity who took third,
vigorously protested the judges
award.
Today's program follows: Enlisted
men, eighteen entries; combination,
three entries: polo mount, eight en-.
tries; hunters, T.. W., eighteen en-
tries: Rock Creek Hunt Club. SIX.
teen entries; novice hunters, thirty
two entries: saddle horses, PR, ten
entries; local hunters, twenty-one
entries: saddle horses, twelve ell
tries; triple-bar Jump, ten entries;
charger, open, ten entries; hunters.
M. and H. W., eleven entries, and
riding tandem, seven entries.
Yesterdays Results.
Glass 68-Horses suitable to be
hunters, four years and under, that
have never won a ribbon as a four
year-old. First, Squaw, mare, four
years, owned by M. e. Jones: Sec
ond, Bugle Call. mare, three years,
owned by the Allendale farms; third
Ethel H., mare, three years, owned
by Carl HI. Furr; fourth, The Plains,
geld:ng, three years, owned by the
Vint Hill farms.
Class 80 Thoroughbred saddle
horses. First, Favonius, gelding,
six years: second, College Song,
(gelding, six years, both owned by
Regain Mckinney; third, Edward F.,
gelding; five years, owned by Gen.
William f. Mitchell; fourth, Kfdron.
gelding, five years, owned by Gen.
John j. Pershing.
Class 44-Local saddle horses for
cup presented by Miss Evelyn Pres
colt. First, Calamity, gelding, nine
years, owned by Col. Robert NJ.
Thompson: Black Beauty. gelding
twelve years, owned by Miss L. s.
Sanger: third, Preston Boy, geIding.
cd nj I've A
lsEeymour; fourth, Pep. gelding
seven years, owned by Miss Julia
Whiting.
Glass 81 Lightweight polo
! mounts. First, Liggett, geiding
eight years, owned by General
Pershing; second. Brandywine, geld
ing, nine years, owned by Gen. IL.
X :BetheH;, third. Velocity. rgelding
I six. years. owned by William. Zieg-
Ter, jr.;. fourth, Yorkshire Lad, geld
ing, eight years. owned by General
Bethel,
Class 72-Jumpers. ridden bare
back for cup. First, Allamanda.
gelding. six years, owned by Capt.
A. P. Thayer; second, Buddy, geld
ing owned by c. l.. South; third,
Easement, gelding, ten years,
| owned by Troop F, Third cavaIrv;
fourth, Aerial. mare, six years,
owned by Walter X. Burgess.
| Class 68-a-Horses suitable to be
hunters, three years and under
First. Bugle Call, mare. three years
owned by the Allendale farms; sec
ond. The Plains, gelding, three
years. owned by the Vint Hill
| farms: third, Quick Silver, gelding,
three years. owned by f. L. Red
mon: fourth, Welcome, gelding
three. years, owned by General
| Mitchell.
Glass 29-Police horses for cup
presented by William p. Emo. First
mount of Private w. l.. Davis; sec
ond. mount sof Private A. l.. Lucas
third, mount of Private Thales
Bowen; fourth, mount Of j. Big
| ham.
Glass 56-Green hunters. middle
and heavy weights. First Farinda
| mare. four years, owned by the
| Benton stables; second. Six o'clock
mare. five years, owned by Edwin
p. Shattuck; third. ,Gander, mare
seven years. owned by nr. A.
Geddes Crump; fourth, Skin Brown
| selding. four years, owned by Spen
Ger Ilsley
First. Cicero, gelding, four years,
owned bv Mrs. Allen Potts; second,
Favonius. gelding, six years, owned
by Regan Mckinney; third. Black
Beauty, gelding, twelve years, own
ed by Miss l.. S. Sanger; fourth,
GalIantry, gelding, nine years, own
ed by Col. Robert M. Thompson.
Glass 64-Corinthian. for the
Presidents Cup, donated by Ad-
miral Cary Z. -Grayson. First, .Lu-
cile, mare. eight years, owned by
tB. OF Randolph; second, Lady G,
mare, seven years, owned by the
Allendale farms; third, The Brown
Boy, gelding, six years. owned by
Spencer 1lsley; fourth, Morgan
gelding, owned by Major c. p,
George.
Officers race--One mile and "A six
teenth. First, Bourbon, ridden by
Captain Thayer; second, lie Gordon
ridden by Lieut., Barden; third
Beautiful Morn. ridden by Lieu:en
ant Thayer. Little John. ridden
by Lieutenant Whitehead; Avon
Bard. ridden by Lieutenant Jones
and Yesterson. ridden by Lieuten-
ant Hamilton, also ran.