Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-12
SOCIETY ATTENDS
.FOXCROFT SHOW
Horse Lovers Witness School
Event Near Middle
burg, Va.
Special pispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MIDDIEErRG, Va, May l2.-Tht
annual horse show of the Foxcrot'
School held on the grounds near Mid
dleburg yesterday drew record GROVE
of society folks and horse lovers, moi
only from this section, but many from
O distance.
Prominent among those were Mrs
woodrow Wilson. Miss Edith Boiling
and niece, Mrs. Mallory. who motorec
UP from Washington; Senator Robert
Bacon of New York and DevereauX Mil
burn, polo player, of New York.
Ideal weather prevailed. Excellsni
performances by the young lady riders
was noted In all classes. Philadelphia,
Boston, New York, Minneapolis and
many other large cities were repreS snted
by the young ladies from the school
who piloted their timber toppers over
the jumps today.
Horsemanship award went to Miss
Polly Leiper of Philadelphia. There
we're four open classes. and these, as well
as the classes for the members of the
school, were well filled. In the open
classes Jack Skinner of Middleburg
was a large winner. taking first and
third in green hunters and first in
ladies hunters.
Judges for the show were Lorman
Stewart of Monkton. Md, and Fred
erick Bontecoe of Wildwood, N. Y. Cups
and ribbons were given in prizes. Com
mittee for the show was composed OF
Brewster M. Flagg, N. Wicks A. White
house, H, Leiper, B. Buckner and H,
Rathburne.
Road hacks-First. Dundee, c. Ma
thissen; second. Tarbaby v. Harrison
third, Square Deal, A. Eustis; fourth,
Quality, M, Milbark.
Hunter Hack Glass.
Hunter hack-First. Rita, M. Rum
sey; second, Hopeful, N. MiIburne;
third, Chariner, E. Cranden; fourth,
Mike, M. Melton.
Hunter hacks, 16 hands and over
First, Mary Kinross, v. Brady; second
Gliding Princess, Virginia Winmill;
third, CroSS-Country, r. Bedford;
fourth. Bayrun1, B. Iselin.
Beginners. riding only to count-First
Adair. M Carter; second, Quality, K
Clark; third, Tarbaby, L. Hoouet
fourth, Square Deal, E. Glow.
Pony class, open-First, Banker, M
Carter; second, Welshman, B. Macy
Beginners. lumping-First, Adair. M
Harris; second. Brother David, L. Lam
bert; third, Fresh Paint, v. Bacon;
fourth, Nora, K. Clark.
Larkers (girls who have ridden cross
country, but never hunted)-FirSl
Agate, S. Lawrence; second, Norway, B
Macy; third, Chance, NJ. j. Ballard
fourth. Adair, D. Downs.
Cross -country-First, Gliding Prin-
cess, Virginia Winmill; second, Mary
Kinross, v. Brady; third, Fair COED
z. Leiper; fourth, Rita, M. Rumsey.
Side-Saddle class-First, Mary Kin
ross. " Brady: second, Kim. N Mich
olas; third, Leonard G., NJ. F1agg;
fourth, Herigod, P. Leiper.
Younger girls conteSt-First, Agate,
M. Blagden; second, Fair COED. E.
Leiper; third, Hunters Moon. A. Robin
son; fourth, Gliding Princess, Virginia
Winmill.
Leonard Takes First Place.
Older girls contest-First, Leonard,
G. M Flagg second, Perigod, P.
Leiper: third. Rita, M. Run1sey; fourth,
Billy, j. Fowler.
Hunt teams-First team, Miss NJ.
Davis, Miss Mackubin, Miss Jameson;
second team, NJ. Rumsey, r. Bedford.
" Winmill third team, r. Brewster,
B. BuckneT. B. Bingham.
Green hunters, open-First, James
Skinner, Middleburg; second, v. B..
Phipps; third, H. Whitfield, Middle
burg.
Pairs-First, Perigod and Cross
Country, H. Leiper and r. Bedford;
second, PipSqueak and Broccalli, N.
wicks and c. Thompson; third, Pansy
and Hunters Moon, F. Brewster and
A. Robinson.
Alumnae, riding only to count
First, Miss H. Bedford; second. Miss
p. Potter; third, Miss L. Shrague;
fourth, Miss N. Dudley.
Touch and go-First, Rita, M. Rum
seyi second, Pipsqueak, N. Wicks;
third Muffin B. Kellogg
Farmers class, Qpen-First, G. M.
Burgess, Mountville. second, entry, j.
G. Cunningham. Lenah; third, entry,
Suthpin. Middleburg.
Ladies' hunters, open-First, entry,
J. Skinner: second, Gliding Princess,
Virginia Winmill; third, entry, S. c.
Sands, Middleburg.
Hunters race-F1rst, Swingalong, A.
Whitehouse; second. Hallelujah. A.
Stewart; third. CroSs-Country. Ruhr
Bedford fourth, Gliding Princess, Vir-
ginia Winmill.
Most improvement during year
First. c. Morgan; second, @. Robinson;
third, l.. Lambert.