The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-16
SADDLE
HORSE ROUNDUP
GREAT SUCCESS
CoIorfuI Event at Gregg
Farm Will Be Made
Annual Event.

a crOWQ OF 1o,UUU 10 GIle 0ISSS Id III
Sunday.
More than 300 of the finest horses
in Indiana raced, pranced, jumped
and went through some eXtraordin-
airy exhibitions on the grounds of
the beautiful estate at Meridian and
One Hundred Sixth streets.
The scene was colorful with army
uniforms, pink" hunt coats, dashing
riding habits and polo players in
vari-colored uniforms. So success
ful was the event that Maurice
MendenhaH, general chairman of
the roundup, announced that the
show would be made an annual
event.
A grandstand and bleacher seats
will be erected for future roundups,
it was announced. The only seats
available yesterday were the boxes
sold by members Of the Indianapolis
Junior League, in charge of park
ing and concessions, the proceeds
of which will be donated to the
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for
Children.
Only one serious spill marked the
many daring events on the program,
which included jumping and all sorts
of trick riding Lieutenant James R.
Pritchard, Eleventh infantry, FIT.
Benjamin Harrison, suffered LAGER
ations of the ear when he came
cropper in the first jumping class.
Polo Game Played
The Meridian Hills polo team won
the championship of the day by
defeating the Franklin team. Earlier
in the day the teams had defeated
Algonquin and Arlington, re-
Spectively.
Judges were Bob Brown, Don Bose
and P. B. Fleming.
Winners in events follow:
Hunters Course (jumping) -
Corporal Thompson, riding Thelma,
Fit. Harrison, first: private Collins,
FIT. Harrison, on Belber, second, and
Max Bonham on Up, third.
Women's Glass (jumping)-Miss
Lucy Link on Up, first; Mrs. Blue
bel on Chief, second, and Miss Ann
Ayres on Liberty Boy, third.
Three-Gaited Open-Miss Gym
thia Test on Mitzi, first; Mrs. Bob
len on Lammy, second, and Miss
Dorothy Metzger on Patricia Dare,
third.
Five-Gaited Open-J. R. McNutt,
King Remus, first; Miss Evelyn
Lilly; White Foot, second, and John
George, Northern King, third.
Pair Jumping Class-Miss Martha
Wheeler and Fred Sharp, first; DR..
P. o. Bonham and Max Bonham,
second, and Robert Mannix and
Chester Bonham, third.
Child Riders (under years old
Albert Metzger, first; John Will
liams, second; Jack Adams, third,
and Nancy Stout, fourth.
Women'S Five Gaited-Mrs. Mar
garet Abram Feore, riding King Re-
MUS, first; Mrs. M. H. Fuller on
Light Foot, second; Mrs. Donahue
on Serling, third, and Miss Cald-
we'll on Lady B, fourth.
Saddle Pony Class-Ann Marmon
on Black Sambo, first; Lucy Kauf-
man on Big Enough, second; Mrs.
Grace Richardson on Bobby, owned
by Mrs. Wallace o. Lee, third. and
Albert Metzger on Puss in Boots,
fourth.
Black SambO First
Touch and Out ClaSS-Sergeant
James Lackey on Pinton, first; Pri-
vate Thomlinson on Zambo, sec
ond, and Miss Martha Wheeler on
Prince, third.
Women's Three-Gaited - Mrs.
Donald Test on Mitzi, first; Mrs.
Robert Bohlen, second; Miss Doro-
thy Metzger on Patricia Dare, third,
and Mrs. Wemmer, fourth.
Five Gated Pairs-Mrs. M. H.
Fuller on White Foot, and Mrs.
Margaret Abram Feore on King
RemuS, only entries.
Child Riders g to 13 years old,
inclusive)-Boboy Bohlen on Ben
ME, first; Cynthia Test on Mitzi,
second; Lucy kaufman on Big
Enough, third, and Ann Elder on
Van, fourth.
Three-Gaited Pairs-Bobby Bob
len and Cynthia Test, first; Max
Bonham and Jane Drake, second.
Child Riders "a to 10 years old,
inclusive)-Joan Metzger on States
man, first.
Family Class-Mrs. Donald Test
and daughter, Cynthia Test, first;
DR.. P. o. Bonham and son, Max
Bonham, second; Earl Kiger and
daughter. third, and Wallace o.
Lee and daughter, Luana Lee,
fourth.
Open Glass Jumping-Max Bon
han, first, and Sergeant James
Lackey, second.