Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11
HORSE SHOW ENTRY
LIST IS IMPRESSIVE.
Rich Saddle Stake Classes
win Feature Event at Brad
ley Farms.

Rich saddle stake classes, one for 81 ).
600 in prizes and two for $500 each
will feature the annual National Capt.
tai Horse Show to be held on Bradley
Farms, near Congressional Country
Club. beginning Wednesday and con-
tinuing through Saturday. The long
list of jumping and show classes in this
years program has drawn an impressive
entry list, including the horses of Maj
Gen. Guy v. Henry, chief of Cavalry
u, S. Army, and horses from practically
every State in the East, Middle Yves;
and from Canada.
There are more than ] 900 entries on
the rapidly growing list, and 100 prorni-
nent horse owners already have signified
their intention of offering their stock
for inspection
The 1000 saddle stake will be open
TO all saddle horses in the show and
the winner of this class will be con-
sidered the champion saddle horse of
the show and awarded the champion
ship ribbon. Prizes range from $500
for first to $25 for sixth.
First Prize Is $500.
The first of the other two rich saddle
classes will be for horses under 1872
hands. shown in at least one other class
IN the show. First prize will be 5000
and range down to $40 for sixth
The second $500 stake will be for
horses 1872 hands and over.
The 81 500 for these three big stakes
has been donated by a member OF the
horse show association to stimulate in
terest in saddle horses.
Another outstanding award will be
che National Capital trophy for model
hunters. This was presented by Karl
w. Corby and was won last year by
Miss Alice G. Goods Quentin Durward.
The trophy continues in the ownership
OF the association, but the winner gets
silver plaque.
A long list of other saddle horse
classes and classes for jumpers of all
ages and schooling as well as military
classes, is on the program of the show.
Glasses for Women Listed.
Numerous classes are listed for wom-
en- horsemen and one section of the
show will be for children only, with
pony. jumping and saddle horses.
Exhibitors from the Riding and Hunt
Club here include Mrs. Jefferies Chewn-
ing, jr.. the former Margo Couzens;
Miss Betty Couzens, Miss Margaret
Cotter, Karl Corky, Thomas Davis, Mai
William M. Grimes. Chester A. Gwinn,
Melvin C. Hazen, Miss Marilynn Hines,
Mrs. A. D. Court, Maj. George S. Pat
ton, jr.; Miss Elizabeth Martin and
Miss Elizabeth Jackson.
Other Washingtonians showing horses
and riding in the show will be e. E.
Adamson, Frost Anderson, Leon Arnold,
Capt. Edward c. Belts, w. Frank Bur-
rows, Capt. Peter T. Carpenter, Charles
Fl. Carrico. Col. Adna r. Chaffee, Mai.
Gen. B. F. Cheatham, Norman Clark,
Quinter L. Conner, Col. Harry N. Cootes,
Miss Emlen Knight Davies, Maj. F.
Gilbreath, Miss JOY Hansel, Col. Kenyon
A. Joyce, Fred King. Representative
daughter Ruth, Maj. John T. McLane,
Mai. r. e. McGuillin. John A. Massie.
Mrs. Ogden L. Mills, Misses@Louise and
Persis Myers. Percy M. Niepold, Ray
Yiond II. Norton. Vernon c. Owen. Mrs.
j. d. Patch, George P. Plummer, j.
Eris Powell, Caroline C. Roebling, Gwinn
Rust, Harriet Sommers, Robert Sommers
and Capt. Hiram Tuttle.
Out-of-Town Entrants.
Out-of-town entrants include Mrs.
Bernard Gimbel and daughters of Port
Chester. N. Y; Mrs Charles w. Will
liams of Bluemont, Va; Ernest Wolfe
OF upperville, Va: Miss Fannie Whit
neid of Middleburg. Va; Burrell c..
White of North Carolina. Jack M. Trap
nall of West Virginia, John S. Harring-
NsaA VA oALiOs NlIS. X, 1I., Oh
New Jersey; Henry L. Fonda of Char
lottesville. Va; Lieut.. Col. w. r. Eaton
OF Oakville, Ontario, Canada; Miss
Helen w. Buchanan and John r.
Buchanan, jr., of Warrenton, Va; Mrs.
Ellsworth Augustus of Willoughby. Ohio:
Samuel L. Pfefferkorn of Baltimore.
Md: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Osborn
of Cleveland, Ohio, and others.
Maj. William M. Grimes, United
States Army, will be superintendent of
the ring during the show. In the pony
classes the judges will be Miss Mildred
Gaines of Warrenton, Va, and Mrs.
Fontaine M. Throves of Virginia Beach,
Va. In the saddle classes the Judges
VIII be j. Garner West of Gainesville,
". T., and Charles II. Barrie of Media,
Pa. In the hunter classes the Judges
VIII be George Elliott of Toronto, Can
ada; Charles II. Barrie and H. M. Lut-
trell Of Delaplane, Va. Maj. Adna r..
Chaffee will judge the military classes.