Evening star., 1927-04-23
HORSE SHOW ENDS
EVENTS TONIGHT
Officers Sue for Possession
of Rock Creek ChaI-
lenge Cup.

The Washington Horse Show will
conclude its three-day roundup this
afternoon and tonight at the Riding
and Hunt Club with promise of
brighter weather and week end gal
lery to mitigate the dissension yes
terday between show officials and
Adam r. Heinrich over possession of
the Rock Creek Challenge Cup, for
which a substitute trophy was finally
put up for competition. Mr.. Heinrich,
who had possession of the cup, win
ming the previous contest, refused to
relinquish it, claiming the indoor
competition unfair, and the officers OF
the club have sued him for its pos
session. The disputed event was won
by the expert horsemanship of
Charles II. Carrico, who also annexed
second place A feature of the pro-
gram yesterday afternoon was the
exhibition of mounts by members or
the Metropolitan police.
The following events viii be judged
this afternoon: Ponies over 14.2
hands, ridden by children under 16;
Rock Greek Hunt Club class; road
horses: touch and out elimination,
with Is entries; Cathedral cup; pair
saddle horses, and ponies over 14.2
hands, ridden by children under l..
Classes For Tonight.
The wind-up tonight offers the fol-
lowing classes: Ladies polo mounts;
thoroughbred hunters; touch and out;
ladies' saddle horses; triplebar jump;
hunt team, and the following cham
pionships: Park horses, road horses,
light weight hunters and middle ana
heavy weight hunters.
The following awards were made
Yesterday: Ponies over 12.2, under
14.2. ridden by children under Is
First. Virginia. Mrs. William j. Dono-
van; second, Gray Squirrel. Mrs.
ogden Mills; third, Rabbit, Roland
Dawson; fourth, Sonny, Mrs. wilson.
Jumpers elimination-First, Rock
Arden, Louis E. Lambert; second,
King JOY, Ray II. Norton, third, Silks
and Scarlet, Louis c. Leith; fourth
War Cock, Lieut.. M. E. Jones.
Park horse, Is hands and over
First, Buddy, Eugene Meyer; second.
Virginia Lee Rose, North Rock
Stables; third, Herb, E. f. Hale;
fourth, Waya-Awi, Miss Florence Pitt
Clarke.
Middle and heavyweight hunters
First. Royal, Miss Evelyn e. Churchill;
second, King JOY, Ray II. Norton;
third. Long John Steel, B. o. F. Ran
dolph: fourth, Melbourne, William
Connolly, jr.
Hack and hunter-First, Ella, Lieut..
M. Z. Jones; second. Lingayen, Mrs.
charles Carrico; third. Economy, Mai.
G. L. Scott; fourth, Billie, Francis X.
Sommers, jr.
Metropolitan Police-First, J. L.
Farmer; second, j. S. Bryan; third,
E. L. Taylor: fourth, T. A. Lusby.
Rock Creek Challenge Cup-First,
Lingayen, Charles H. Carrico; second,
Black Bottom, Charles H. Carrico;
third, Lucky Find. Matte M. Stew.
ems; fourth, sparky, Paul j.. Bur
roughs.
Oficers' charger-First, War Cock,
Lieut.. NJ. z. Jones; second, Ella,
Lieut.. NJ. E. Jones; third, Brown Boy,
Lieut.. p. NJ. Robinett; fourth, Econ
omy, Maj. c. L. Scott.
Polo Mount Winner.
Heavyweight polo mount-First,
Virginia, Capt. ]. S. Tate; second.
Garry the News, Capt. J. S. Tate;
third, Miss Kitten, Maj. A. r. Chat
fee; fourth, Verdi, Maud Preece.
Lightweight hunters-First, Rock
Arden, Louis E. Lambert; second,
Broken Glass, Louis Z. Lambert;
third, Silks and Scarlet, Louis G.
Leith; fourth, War Cock, Lieut.. M.
E. Jones.
Thoroughbred saddle horse; Little
Pal, Harriet Kincheloe; second,
Wonder Girl, Melvin c. Hazen; third,
Lingayen, Mrs. Charles II. Carrico;
fourth, Mobo, Charles II. Carrico.
Jumpers, final-First, Rock Arden,
Louis z. Lambert; second, Broken
Glass. Louis Z. Lambert; third Silks
and Scarlet OIIfS O. Iteith. fOurth
War Cock, Lieut.. NJ. E. Jones.
Ladies' hunters-First, Peach
Blossom, Louis L. Lambert; second,
Long John Steel, B. o. f. Randolph;
third. War Cock, Lieut.. M. E. Jones;
fourth, Royal, Miss Evelyn Churchill.
Corinthian class-First, Iingayen.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Carrico; second,
Silks and Scarlet, Louis G. Leith;
third, Royal, Miss Evelyn c. Church.
i'll; fourth, Shamrock, Kenneth N.
Gilpin.