Evening star., 1933-07-03
HORSE SHOW HELD .
At FALLS CHURCH
More Than 1000 Spectators
See Varied Competition
at Annual Event.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, July s.
More than 1000 spectators watched the
judging of the second annual horse show
given by the White Front Saddle and
Hunt Club of Falls Church under direc-
ton Of Herbert Powell. The lit en-
tries showed a slight increase over last
year. Judges were ]. G. Cunningham
of Aldie, Va, and Otto Furr of Middle
burg. Va. Silver cups and plates were
awarded for first place with ribbons to
the first three.
Glasses and winners were: l, saddle
ponies, lis hands and under. ridden
by children II years old and under
First, Brownie. Shirley Payne. owner;
second, Patchwork, A. N. Miller; third,
Billy. James Powell.
Glass 2, saddle ponies over lis hands
and under 14.2, ridden by children un-
der Is years-First, Queen of Sheba,
Stanley Green, jr.; second; Sweet Melo-
dy, Margaret Hill; third, Busy Bee,
Robert Palmer.
Glass 3, pony jumps, for ponies lis
and under, over 2-foot jumps-F1rst.
Brownie, owned by Shirley Payne and
ridden by Marvin Green; 2, Traveller,
Arthur Powell jr.; 3, Patchwork. A. N.
Miller.
Saddle Ponies Compete.
Glass 4, pony jumps, over lis hands
and under 142, over 3-foot jumps, jump
ing only to count-First, Queen OF
Sheba, Stanley Green jr.; second, Busy
Bee, Robert Palmer; third, Pocahontas,
Charles Carrico.
Class 4, patrons of White Front Rid
Ing School-First Major, Miss Bernice
Howison; second, Billy the Clown. Miss
Elizabeth Barnes.
Glass 5, saddle ponies shown at walk
trot, canter, and judged as ladies'
saddle horse; conformation, Is; man
ner, 40; way Of jumping, 45-First, Jack
Lightning, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon G..
Owens; second, Harriet Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs Vernon G. Owens; third, Kay Boy,
Miss Edna Roth; fourth, Little Miss,
j. A. Wheeler.
Glass 6, saddle horses, judged as in
class 5-First, Jack Lighting, Mr.. and
Mrs Vernon G. Owens; second, Harriet
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon G. Owens;
third, Sonny Boy, H. R. Quinter.
Glass 7. lead in class, open to all
horses shown in show suitable for
hunters; conformation, 25; style, Is;
quality 50-John Barton, Mr.. Oyster;
second, Kay Boy, Miss Edna Roth;
third, Nehi, Robert B. Montgomery;
fourth Post Kid, Charles Carrico.
Glass 8, hunters hack. shown at walk,
trot, canter, then jumping 3 feet, jump
ing in ring under saddle to count so;
jumping, 50-First, Sonny Boy, H. R.
Quinter; second, QUESTIONABLE, Miss
Margaret Hill; third, Kay Boy, Miss
Edna Roth.
Ladies' Hunters Judged.
Glass g. ladies' hunters; conformation,
Is; manner. 25; jumping, 60-First,
High Hat, Ray Norton; second, Ques-
tionnaire, Miss Margaret Hill; third,
Sonny Boy, Mrs. j. E. Behney; fourth,
Papoose, Miss Louise Heron.
Glass 10, touch and out, jumping only
TO count-First, Miss Claiborne. Head
quarters Troop. Sd Cavalry, Fort Myer,
Va. second, Saddle Bags, Mr.. Nutter,
Fort Myer Va; third, Crouch, Mr..
Nutter, Fort Myer, Va.
Glass II, open to all hunters. outside
course; conformation, 90; jumping, 30
First, High Hat. Ray Norton; second,
Sonny Boy, Mrs. j. E. Behney; third.
Papoose. Miss Louise Heron; fourth,
Little Miss, j. A. Wheeler.
Glass II, Corinthian; conformation,
10; appointments, Is; jumping, rs; over
the outside course-First, Impulse, j. j.
Cotter; two, Piedmont Charles Carrico;
third High Hat, Roy Norton; fourth,
Nehi, Robert Montgomery.