Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-05-15
THRONC EXPECTED
At HORSE SHOW
Perfect Weather Anticipated
to Result in Great Turnout
of Society Folk.

Arlington Park VAS primad today
"a welcome jne large crowd thaI
ever attended Spring cunning Of
the National tapitai Ily:se SHOW.
Perfect hcrse snow w@at her together
with a mos promising c3rd was ey-
pected Ia &;iElc So"istE nos oniY
from Washing IN. hN' rfnn Bali.
more. H."nmoTG ami ctiHr paris Of
MarNis nd end Virginia as vel
One o. ne larceS: inarcN"a' crowds
in the his. olv az the IA; .rr' t'"p.ts IS
equestrian cassie iouNreNrG ~ The
arena arross the Potona" yester,!a
and the gallery was more than 20
warded ny Witnessing some wonder
III Workmanship AMI seeing some Of
the finest hlue-h'oo0ed stock in this
part Of the country. II Was perfect
ia for ne lovers OF King Horse.
The ringmaSter wi. call the c'@Ss
for troopers mounts Ia the arena as
the first attraction this afternoon. In
L the rouCh-and-.ead lads q, liz"
rear ranks will have equal uppnr' u.
nifty to compete with Their officers 70"
riding honors. and it is certain thai
OUT OF the - entries the high pri-
Yates viii cio their hest to si"w their
comma nGerS q few tricks ahoIt horse
manship. Some of the Armv's famous
horses will participate Ia fh!S event.
including TIE renowned Pa nfrdsr
Pa and LEFT the iaS, haNiGs he"n
Cen. Persh;rc's horse.
Col Mitchell Ia Ride.
The hest S-year-olds in the Fast vii
match ability in the second event. H.
this class Col. William \. MITCHELL
Flood Tide will appear. The Wash
iretor mounted police will d" fh"l'
stuff In the third. while the fourth
will find the oNners themselves obliged
to mount the saddles IN he Ella - fo'
hlcl and hunters. Col. Mitchell VIII
ride twice in this event. his first ap-
nearapCe in the saddle At The SHOW
this year.
After The saddle ponies have shown
the npen-to-all hunters class VIII ne
called and il probably will bring the
biggest thrills uf the day. The re
mainder of the day viii he taken up
hv novice road horses. poi" ponies.
lightweight hunters and middle and
heavyweight green hunters. The usual
racing program will follow. The
results Of the Kentucky Derby. II Is
81 id. will he announced In the grand
stand by radio.
Splits Mar Contest.
1t remained for Miss Eliza be' h
lack son. prominent young rider OF
Washington. I" furnish the first
.sri,l' At the Jumps yesterday. Many
had escaped by narrow MARGINS. ana
one Army officer had aped being
thrown only by jumping. Rnt when
.Tollv Roger suddenly baked AT the
first lean. in the class for ladies' hunt
ers. Miss Jackson went flying over
his ears.
The gasns Of alarm in the grand
stand were soon turned to hearty ap-
plause however. when Miss Jackson
lea ned 10 her feet. laughed at the eX-
hibition and mounted again to com
plete the circuit.
= G.. Njontuori lessened any
chasrin Miss Jackson may have tei'
though. when he went her one bet
ter and spilled twice. Neither OF Mr.;
Nontouri's tumhles were serious ana
they caused the gallery little anxiety.
The crowd. incidentally, found COM
fort better provided for than ever.
A crandstsnd from Forte Myer took
care Of the SPECTATORS perfectly ana
II was really more comfortable than
+ he dila piiatpd affair that was burned
down.
Summaries for Yesterday.
Summaries for yesterday follow:
prood mare.-First, summer Hill, o; ~
+ .hman second. Ortman entry; third MAJ
gsret n. Melvin c. Hazen; fourth mrs. H.
h nnrov AM second. sky!ark. WILLIAM J.
Donovan: third Winnie. GTynn "; Kus''
t"nrth' Mr.. Rrown. Lieut.. C. W: Feagg,,n' n
I fasman h"p Mss George Mooser up; sec
ond. Lu"fer {. Oliver Iseiln r. ,d tnrS'
s sq.~s ss4.h NJ B. Mrs. sisnas; :: ortman; 49,
Pairs .c %, h" rhsries '. Il. cIshmsn sntry;
third r. ortman entry; f"nr'h' h"'''"
D' FsrE . a hor.e.-Eir., Buddy Eus Tr.
Alan Potts: third. Jamie Julian Morris
fourth shpper. Mrs. ~ z, ,:. G'" % Ratiery c,
18th Field ARTILLERY. Capt. Steele Wotkynee'
second. Battery A. same; th'ro' n'''efF d.
same. ri. po.u.v Meade
p,Im Sepie second lady BETTY, Richard Essex;
third Beautie william Barr. nj. s..,.
Ladies race. cold hloods-Eirst; ss va
RaeIst M Miss G. Ssof NSske M%s' eP'""
rif "P'" erss s.r Lew! 'f ;SPd
George wssh'nsTie e1ia e. H asoo'' ''
"e of,cers' charsers-Firs,. Path Hnder. Ma
q / scott. second Harmless John. capt. "
NJ. Wetrer: thiri. Tango Dance app. H.,
Padgett; fourth, App'e'a'H' 'Sp'' 'o""
'rV Grseu hnpters-Fir.t. Sarah b. Mr., Mrs
Blanche 8. Ortman; second: ran,y Na"cS'
LOUIS &C. = fourtn' stsr Girl. Mrs Stanley T.
"' Novice park horsesEFirst. jennie, Julian
Norris S ;Srs L Ms Msi j. $ Upham;
fourth. Richmond Girl. Henry u stephens