Evening star., 1928-05-20
HORSE SHOW ENDS
INDLAzE OF COLOR
Kilmore Wins in Corinthian
Class for HunterS--Large
Crowd Attends.

In blaze az color the National Cap
ttsl Horse Show closed its twentieth
and most successful season Just as ths
sun was setting behind Bradley Farms
yesterday afternoon
The largest crowd of the three days
witnessed Yesterdays exhibition. the
stand beinS packed and the overflow
spread around the fence surrounduc
the inclosure The rain which visited
Washington yesterday and the day be-
fore spared the horse show grounds
and except fer s muddy track on the
second dav the weather was ideal dur =
I. iGag the three days Of the show.
The big event Of the show was the
Corintaian Glass for hunters. one of
the last events to be run. in which the
black habits Of the women and the
olive 6rab Of Army officers served TO
set of the brilliant scarlet Of the riders
in hunting regslls, The only blot on
the sartorial eScutcheon Of this eveEt
was the difficulty the riders had in
keeping their tail silk hats on.
Fillmore Wins Corinthian.
Kilmore. chestnut gelding owned by
The Trillora Farm. took the blue rib
bon in the Corinthian Glass. making
eight perfect Jumps William F. Con-
molly. IFS. Moving Madness was Sec
ond: Bernard F Gimbel's Capt Dosne
third and Charles II. Carricos Lln-
garen fourth,
Mrs n n. Lee took both first and
second places in the special class for
model hunters shown in hand. with
Dewbank and Broken Glass. Third
place went 10 Mrs. George P. Plum
naers Tin Foyle and fourth to Star
Shell, owned by II, P Perry
The championship for parked horses,
open to winners of blue and red rib
bons in previous events, went 10 Fran
ces Fsrnsworth's Cynthia Mcdonald.
with Jean Janney, owned by the North
Rocks Stables. second.
Eugene Meyers Buddy took the blue
ribbon in the local saddle horse class,
with Gen. B. F. Cheatl1am's Reno Sec
cnd and Mrs E. T. Goodman's S.in-
per third
w. N. Bogert's Confetti took the
championship of road horses Bueler,
owned by Eugene Nyer, was second.
Ponies Open Days Events.
The final days events were opened
With the exhibition Of ponies and some
of the larger horses in seven classes
yesterday morning
Dimples, Mrs. James F. Curtis
diYninutive bay mare. and Mrs. william
J. Donoven's Virginia took the honors
in the first two classes. which were for
ponies. Ridden by Miss Louisa Myer.
Dirnples won the blue ribbon in the
first class, for small ponies ridden by
children u years old and younger.
Dynamite. ridden By Fred j. Hughes.
9r. was second, and Henry Ferney-
hough's Trixie was third and Robert
T11fs~,n~sS Enns4Sxg s-ns fourth
Virginia, ridden by Mrs. Donoyan's
daughter Patricia. in the second class
for larger ponies. came in first. Rob-
ert FerneyhoEg1s Skyhigh took the
red ribbon IN this class and Gold Coin,
owned and ridden by Miss Mae Fe-ney-
hough, was third and Mrs. Curtis
Babstte, ridden by Miss Polly Lenret-
ton. was fourth.
The afternoon exhibition opened with
troopers mount. in which only three
horses competed. Groucho. ridden by
Eergt. Clarence MCGUIRE, was first;
Okie. ridden by Corpl Carvagna,
second. and Lady Luck. ridden by Sergt.
Modern. third
Charles II. Carrico's Liniayen won
the local hunters class with William r.
CnnnelIy, 1r.'s. Moon Madness, second.
G. W. Rust's Bandit Flag. third: John
A. MssSies Maid Of Aston. fourth.
Newsboy. owned by the North Rock
Stables. won out IN a hot contest IN
the class for horses sired by govern
msnt stations suitable TO become
hunters. Il b. Waddell's Royal Oak
WIS second, Mrs. II. H. Fuller's Oh Sand,
third, and General B. r. Cheatham's
Reno. fourth
Winning his third blue ribbon of the
show. Captain Doare, Bernard r. Gim-
bells champion chestnut geIding, ran
away with the handy hunter and
jumper class This event, run over
special course Of seven hurdles during
the early afternoon, was scored on time
and performance Captain Doane took
every Jump perfectly.
william kEischell's Green River and
Mary Jane had TO run of a tie for
second place, Green River winning the
red ribbon Welcome. stable mate Of
Captain Doane, vas fourth