Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

shown by r. K. Melons Rolling Rock
Farms, Pittsburgh, third; Blue Granite,
shown by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H.
Osborne, Cleveland, fourth. First prize
was plate; second, $40; third. $40;
fourth, S..
In the $500 saddle stake, next event
on the program, Americana, I'd, cham
pion Of the show, took the blue ribbon.
Bobby Blees, shown by John 8. Harring-
ton, Youngstown, Ohio, was second;
Penelope Ann, also shown by the Har-
rington stable. was third; Sarilou Smart,
shown by Karl w. Corby of Washing
ton, was fourth; Mello Clio, shown by
@. Berry Beaumont. was fifth, and
Happy Time, shown by w. Frank Bur-
rows of Washington, was sixth. First
prize was 5000; second. $780,; third,
SIS; fourth. $50; fifth, $45; sixth, $40.
Arnold's Team Wins.
A team Of three ponies, entered by
Leon Arnold of Washington, won the
next class, for pony hunt teams of 14.2
hands height and under. A trio OF
pony jumpers. shown by Meade Palmer
of Bancroft, Va, was second, and the
only other entry in this class. team
shown by Miss Helen w. Buchanan, was
third. A cup and $25 went to the win
ner, $40 to the runner-up and SIS to
the third-place team.
An entry Of three fine hunters from
the stable of Ernest M. Wolf, Upper
Vile, Va, won the blue ribbon in the
next event, for hunt teams. Three
hunters from the string of Miss Ruth
Cowan Of Montreal. Canada, placed
Port Chester, N Y, third. and the entry
of r. K. Mellon. Pittsburgh, fourth.
First prize was trophy presented by
Col. Robert M. Thompson, and second
prize was a trophy given by the Ma
tional Capital Horse Show Association.
The $1,000 Washington saddle stake,
won by Americana, I'd. was the next
event on the program. Second to
Americana. I'd, came Penelope Ann,
Youngstown, Ohio; Marcorita, shown
Gloucester, Va, was third; Cadillac
Star of the Harrington Stable. fourth:
Sarilou Smart of the Karl w. Corby
Stable, fifth, and Mello Clio, shown by
c. Berry Beaumont, Willoughby, Ohio,
was sixth. First prize was $500, sec
ond. $3.50; third. 800; fourth, SIS;
nth, $50, and sixth, $25.
Prince Charming. I'd, shown by War
field Farms, Port Chester, N. Y, was
the winner IN the S5UO washington
hunter stake. Sinbad. shown by Mrs
Harry Frank, jr., was second; Red Rob-
erts, shown by r. X. Mellon, Pitts
burgh. third Prince H., shown by Louis
C. Leith of Upperville, Va, was fourth:
Miss Burrland, shown by Roger Bayly
Warrenton. Va, was fifth, and Red
Tape, shown by Miss Ruth Cowans of
Montreal, was sixth First prize, was
5000, second, 500; third, $75; fohrth,
$50: fifth, $45. and sixth, $40.
Three hunter championships were
decided in the closing event of the
show. The judges chose r. K. Melons
Holy River, champion light weight
hunter. with warfield Farms Prince
Charming alternate choice; Jay Zee,
from the stable of d. B. Smith, War
renton. Va, champion middle-weight
hunter, with Red Tape, from the stable
of Miss Ruth Cowan, Montreal, alter
nate choice, and Hukupu, from the
stable of Maj. George S. Patton, ir,
of Washington. champion heavy weight
hunter with Flying Shadow, shown by
Jack M. Trapnell Of Charles Town,
w. Va, alternate.
Cadets at Eton College, in England,
now wear silk hats while drilling.