Evening star., 1932-05-10
JERSEY GIRL WINS
CUP
Riding During Year 1882
Is Rated Best at Annual
Fox Croft Show.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MIDDLEBURG, Va. May 10.-Miss
Jane Fowler of Peapack, N. j., was the
winner of the silver cup for the best
horsemanship shown during the year
1882 at the annual Fox Croft Horse
Show yesterday.
Miss Barbara Bingham Of Arlington
Vt, won the Greble Cup for showing
the greatest improvement in riding.
Miss Peggy Potter Of New York won
the Davis Challenge Cup in the alumnae
riding class.
Competition Is Keen.
Keen competition was seen in all
classes. In the hunt team class IL
teams with SO horses were entered
This event finally went to the team of
Genevieve Brady, Aida Robinson and
Peggy Seyburn.
A number OF the best hunters Of this
section were entered in the four open
classes Mrs. John Hay Whitney of
nelius. Bon Diable, Two-Legged and
Hopeful Jim
Other winners were Jack Skinner
Crouch Bros. and J. Cockeriil. Judges
were Maj W. NJ Grimes of Washington
and Lurman Stewart of Monkton, Md
Officers of the show we're p. Rath-
borne, president; NJ Rumsey. vice presi-
dent; Helen Davis, secretary; NJ. Blag-
den, assistant secretary, and N. Nicho-
las, treasurer.
Summaries of Winners.
Summaries:
Road hacks-Ffrst, Quality, Shelila
Potter New York: second, Dundee. Con-
stance Matthieson, New York; third
Tidbit. Beatrice Pruyn, New York.
Hunter hacks-First. Fair Coed, Edith
Leiper Of Philadelphia; second, Betty
E. S. Phillsbury, Minneapolis third, BY
way, Shelila Potter.
Hunter hacks, 16 hands and over
First. Hunters Moon, Aida Robinson,
Washington, D. c.; second. Paddy, Anne
Howard, Boston: third. Gleding Prin-
cess, Virginia Winmill, Warrenton.
Beginners riding-FirSt, Mary Clark
of New York on Daffy; second, M. r
Armstrong on ST. Hubert; third, P. Ord
way on Daffy.
Saddle pony, open-First, Bankers
Anne, McAdoo. Baltimore.
Pony jumping. Open-First. Quick
Fire, Miss Charlotte Noland, Middle
burg; second. Lady Peggy, ]. G. Gun
ningham. Arcola.
Beginners iumping-First, Fresh
Paint, Hope Abbott. New York: second
Mike. Jane Mellon, New York; third
Fresh Paint. Sarah Meigs. New York.
Larkers-First, Fresh Paint. Anne
McAdoo; second, Agate Windy. Morgan
third, Mike. Mary Mellon, New York.
Cross country-Ffrst, Grafin, Vir.
ginia Bacon; second, Fair Coed, Edith
Leiper; third, Billy, Edith Pillsbury.
Young girls contest-Ffrst, Gliding
Princess, Virginia Winmill, Warren
ton; second, Miss Cat, Eleanor Car.
nochan, New Jersey; third. Agate, s
Potter.
Older girls contest-First. Sunny
Brother Jane Fowler, New Jersey
second, Rita. Mary Rumsey, New York
third Fair Coed, Edith Leiper.
Hunt teams-First team. GeneUevl
Brady, Aida Robinson, Peggy Sey'
burn; second, Isabelle Gardner, Ruth
Bedford, Mary Rumsey; third. Ethe
Woodward, Edith Leiper, Mary L
Blagden.
Green hunters, open-First, Cor
nelius, Mrs. John Hay Whitney; sec
ond, Bon Diable, Mrs. Whitney; third
entry. Mrs. Whitney.
Pairs-First, G. Brady and MeriI
semy; second, E. S. Pillsbury and A
Erica; third, Bedford and v. Bacon.
Alumnae, riding only to count, win
ner to receive the Davis Challeng'
Cup-First, Miss Peggy Potter Of New
York; second, Miss Rachel Lambert o
New York; third, Miss Priscilla Bis
! Of New York.
Farmers class, open, half-bred colts
/ 3-years-old and under-F1rst, Easte
Monday. j. Cockerill second, Irisl
Rose. Crouch Brothers; third, entry
F. A. Turner.
Ladies hunters-First, Hopeful Jim
Mrs j. H. Whitney; second, Xaladon
Jack Skinner; third, entry Of Mrs
| Whitney