Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10
ENTRIES IN HORSE
SHOW TOTAL 1000
100 Stables to Be Repre-
scented in Competition for
$4,000 in Prizes.

with more than 1000 entries contest
ing for $4,000 in prizes, the annual Ma
tional Capital Horse Show will get UNI
der way at Bradley Farms, near Con-
rressional Country Club, Wednesday.
1t will continue through Saturday.
The entries are coming from as far
away as Ohio, about 100 stables sending
their crack performers. The prize money
is the largest ever offered in this SECTION.
Two $500 stakes for saddle horses and
a $500 stake for hunters will feature the
show.
hunters in the show, with jumps not to
exceed 4 feet inches. Prizes range
from 5000 for first to $40 for sixth; =.
The first of the other two principal
saddle classes will be for horses over
IA hands inches and not exceeding
is hands 2 inches, and horses eligible
for the three-gaited saddle horse stake
must compete in at least one open
three gaited saddle class.
Ths second $500 stake for three
gated horses will be for horses over Is
hands inches.
Awards Donated.
The awards for ttese three stakes have
been donated by member Of the horse
show association to stimulate interest
in saddle horses.
Another outstanding award will be
the National Capital trophy for model
hunters. This was presented by Karl
w. Corby and was won in 1929 by Miss
Alice G. Goods Quentin Durwood, and
in 1890 by Richard K. Melons Holy
River. The trophy continues in the
ownership of the association, but the
winner gets a silver plaque.
Many saddle horse classes and classes
for inrnnarc 0T all ares and SNhO01inp
as well as military classes, are also on
the program.
Exhibitors from the Riding and Hunt
Club here include Mrs. William Jeffries
Chewing, jr.; Miss Betty Couzens,
Misses Margaret and Madeline Cotter,
Karl Corby Maj. William M. Grimes,
Mrs. Robert M. Guggenheim, Melvin
G. Hazen, Miss Anne F. Hedrick, Ches-
ter A. Gwinn. Mrs. A. D. Court, Mai
Baker, jr.; Miss Katrina Mccormick
Miss Louise Chase Myers and Mai.
Harry Leonard.
Other Washingtonians showing horses
IN the show will be Dean Acheson.
Frank w. Burrows, Capt. Peter T. Car
penter, Ralph P. CounSelman, Mrs. j. j.
Fuller, Miss Mango Garrett, Maj. F.
Gfbreath, Miss Joy Hansel, Percy N.
Niepold, Raymond H. Norton, Vernon
@. Owen. Fairfax Oyster, Mrs. Frances
s. Plummer, Turner r. Reuter-, Miss
Virginia C.. Rodgers, Misses Edna and
Martha F. Roth, Gwinn w. Rust. Miss
Jane Rust, Alpheus H. Ryan and Perry
L. West
Many From Out Of Town.
Out-of-town entrants include DR.. L.
NJ. Allen. Middleburg, Va. j. E. Barker,
Warrenton, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Y. Bell, Ho-Ho-Kus, N. j.: Mrs. James
Francis Burke. Pittsburgh; Mrs. r. w.
Butterworth, Patterson, N. j.; Col. Har-
~ N. Cootes, Fcrt Myer; Harry Cramm.
Middleburg, Va; Mrs. c. F. Dodd. VI
emma, va: Edward and John Donnelly,
Boston: Henry L. Fonda, Charlottes-
vile. Va: Foxcatcher Farm, Whining
ton, DEL John S. Harrington, Youngs-
town, Ohio; Mrs. C. D. Heron and
Mrs. William G. Hill, Bethesda; Mrs.
Cary Jackson, Keswick. Nd: j. U.
Kuhns, Greensburg. Pa; Mrs. John F.
lands. Fort Meade; L. G. Deith. Mid
dleburg, Va: John w. McComb, Will
mingtcn. Del; Miss Marion V. Markle
CT Maryland; H. E. Willard, Annville.
Pa: E. NJ. Palmer and his sons, Meade
and Pobert, of Bancroft, Va; Dare Pat
terson, Middleburg, Va; Mrs. Nancy
Louise Patterson and Mrs. Simon Pat
terson Of Pittsburgh: Mrs. H. B. Phipps,
Pectortown, Va. e. L. Redmon, Mid
dleburg. Va: Mrs. Burke Rodgers. Pitts
burg; Miss Deborah Rood, Wilmington
Del: D. B. Smith. Warrenton, Va;
Skinner Bos. Middleburg Va; Mrs. F.
n. Statesman. Fort Meade; Eugene B.
end Miss Florence Svdner, Richmond
Va: Miss EVELYN Walker, Mcdaniel,
Nd: Miss Julia B. Whiting, Middleburg
Va, and Ernest Wolf, Upperville, Va