Evening star., 1928-05-19
SEVEN HORSE SHOW
CLASSES DECIDED.
DimpIes and Virginia Take
Honors in Early Events.
Young Folks Compete.
Youth had its day in the National
Capital Horse Show TODAY. Under boil

Youth had its day In the National
Capital Horse Show today. Under boil
ing sun. the 17-year-old and younger
generation exhibited their ponies and
some of the larger horses In seven
classes this morning.
The Jumps proved to be too much for
some of the ponies. although the horses
negotiated them with little difficulty IN
the hands of their youthful riders. Miss
Patricia Donovan. daughter of the AS
sistant to the Attorney General, took
the blue ribbon in the class for jumping
horses on the fathers Argonne. Second
place went to North Rock Stables Sin
bad ridden by Harry Lee Smith; thlrd
to Miss Louise G. Meyers Iron Girl, and
fourth to A. Douglas Robinson's Iron
sides. ridden by his daughter, MISS
Aida Robinson.
Sky High, owned and ridden by Rob-
ert Ferneyhough, took first place in
the jumping event for large ponies
James Gulick's Fine Gold was second;
this was the class that caused the most
difficulty for the jumpers and only the
two ribbons we're awarded.
Wins Small Jumping Class.
Henry Ferneyhough took first place
in the class for small jumping ponies
with his Trixie, with Mrs. Curtis
Dimple second, Robert Palmer's Beauty
third and Fred j. Hughes, jr.'s, Dyna-
mite fourth.
There were only two entries in the
pair class for horses and ponies. Rob-
inson's Ramsey, ridden by Miss Aida
Robinson, and Hindoo, ridden by MISS
Deborah DoWs, took first prize, and
Mrs. Curtis White Socks and Babette
were second. Hindoo, ridden by Miss
Dows. also took the blue ribbon in the
riding horses class, with Asgonne sec
ond Miss Mary Fl. Myers Sir Tristram
third and Ramsey, ridden by Miss Rob-
lnson, fourth.
Dinples Mrs. James F. Curtis
diminutive bay mare, and Mrs. William
]. Donovan's Virginia took the nonors
in the first two classes, which were 1or
Donies. Ridden by Miss Louisa Myer,
Dimples won the blue ribbon In the
first class. for small ponies ridden by
children IL years old and younger. Dy-
Mantle, ridden by Fred j. Hughes, lr.'
was second, and Henry Ferneyhougn S
Trixie was third and Robert Palmer 5
Beauty was fourth.
Virginia. ridden by Mrs. Donovans $
daughter Patricia, in the second class
for larger ponies, came III frSt. ROD
ert Ferneyhough's Skyhigh took the
red ribbon in this class and Gold Com,
owned and ridden by Miss Mae Ferney-
hough, was third and Mrs. Curtis
Babette. ridden by Miss Polly Lenret-
ton. was fourth.
The big event of the day was sched-
uled for 3:45 o'clock this afternoon.
This was the Corinthian class for hun
ters and jumpers, over a long and
difficult course Conformation VIII
count Is per cent in Judging the winner
of this class; appointments, Is per cent,
and performance over the jumps, gu
per cent.
Yesterdays Summaries.
The summary of yesterdays results
Is as follows:
Glass %, hunters, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Moon Madness. ch. g., years. William
F. Connolly. jr., Washington: second,
Broken Glass, b. g., years, Mrs. D. N,
Lee, Middleburg, Va: third. Welcome,
ch. e., 8 years, Mrs B. F. Gimbel. Port
chester. N. Y. fourth, Kilmore, ch. G."
7 years, Mrs J. r, Lawson, Johnstons S
Trillora Farm, Port Washington, Long
Island.
Glass "a, ladies' hunters, ladies to
ride-First, Capt. Doane, ch. g., years,
Mrs. b. F. Gimbel Portchester. N. y,
ridden by Miss Alice Good OF Port
chester: second, Welcome, CHI g., 8
years. owned and ridden by Mrs. Gin-
bel: third, Mary Jane, b. m, years.
Gen. William Mitchell. Middleburg, Va.
ridden by Miss Evelyn Walker OF
Washington: fourth, Doodabs. ch. m. 8
years, Trillora Farm. Port Washington,
N. Y. ridden By Mrs. j. r. Lawson
Johnston.
Glass is, thoroughbred saddle horses,
is hands and over--First, Marcel. br. g..
years, DR.. L. M. Allen, Winchester,
Va; second, DR.. Pohn. ch. g., 6 years,
Mrs. James r. Curtis, Washington;
third, Grant Sport, ch. g., years. En-
nest r. Hale, Nokesville Va; fourth,
Lingayen, ch. g., 2 years. Charles H,
Carrico, Washington.
Class 10 Winners.
Glass 10. park horses. IS hands ana
over-First, Cynthia Mcdonald, hr. m,
z years, Miss Frances Farnsworth, Mont
clair. N. j.. second. Confetti. br. g., b
years, w. b. Bogert, Keswick, Va; third,
Jean Janney, b. M. years. North Rock
Stables, Warrenton. Va: fourth. Belle,
b. m. S years, Eugene Meyer, Washing
ton d. G.
Glass ls. green hunters. light weight
First. Bandit Flag. ch. g., years. q.
w. Rust. washington; second, Gum
brinos. br. g.. 3 years, Mrs, ID. N. Lee,
Middleburg. Va; third, Chandler, ch. g.,
years, Capt. and Mrs. David S. Rum
bough, Broad Run, Va: fourth. p.
Bush, b. e.. 5 years. Mrs. d. N. Lee.
Glass 20. modified Olympia course,
for hunters or tumpers-First, Yolanda.
b. M, years, Trillora Farm. Port
Washington, N. Y; second, Giant King.
gr. g.. 4 years. Ray II, Norton, WASH
ington: third, Nannette, b. m. years,
Quinton l.. Conner. Washington: fourth.
Lucky Find, sor. g., aged, Harry S,
Stevens. Washington,
Class IL Results.
Glass IL. road horses. Is hands and
cver-First. Confetti. hr. e., years. w.
b. Bogert, Keswick. Va: second, Bugler,
ch. e., years. Eugene Meyer. Washing
ton: third, Reno. ch. g., years. Gen.
b. r. Cheatham. Washington: fourth,
Happy Greek Birdman. bl g., aged.
Mrs Allen Potts, Washington.
Class l3. pair saddle horses, Is hands
and over, ridden by lady and gen.
| tleman-~First, Buddy and Bugler, the
entry OF Eugene Meyer of Washington:
second. Happy Greek Birdman and
Confetti, the entry of Mrs Allen Potts
OF Gordonsville, Va. third, the entry