Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-10-26
Large Field At
Hunt Show Sees
Splendid Riding
Mrs. ]. Banks Berry Wins Ter.
pening Cup-Fraley Wins
In Farm Class


annual hunter show of the Redland
Hunt took place Saturday at Rock
Spring Farm.
The feature trophy, donated by N
0. Terpening, open to members of the
hunt, was won by Mrs. ]. Banks
Berry. The general utility class,
open to farmers of Montgomery
County, saw Morris Fraley, of Der
wood, as the prizewinner.
Circuit Court Judge j. l. H. Alex
ander of Loudoun County, Va, and
Mrs. Mango Couzens Chewing
daughter of Senator Couzens, were
judges of the show, while F. 1. Ray
of Kenwood was ringmaster.
Ribbon winners and the owners
were as follows:
Saddle horses, IL hands and under
Won by Sis, T. E. Harris, Beltsville
second, Nellie, Francis Hughes
Poolesville; third, James w. Powell Of
Falls Church.
Saddle ponies, over A inches and
under 80 inches-Won by Nellie,
James w. Powell, Falls Church; Sec
ond, Dynamite, Francis Hughes,
Poolesville; third, Chief, Robert Glib
bon, of Washington.
Saddle ponies, over 80 inches and
under Sc inches-Won by Good News,
Charles C. Carrico, Bethesda; second
Sweet Melody, Margaret Hill, Bethes-
da; third, Dolly, Carroll Currant,
Kensington.
Jumping ponies, a. inches-Won by
Tuck, James Powell, Falls Church
second, Silver, Davis Martin, Rock
vile; third, Sis. aser.a
Jumping ponies, over AZ inches and
under so inches-Won by Chief, T. E.
Harris, Beltsville; second, Billy, T. E.
Harris; third, Dynamite, Francis
Hughes.
Jumping ponies, over 30 inches and
under Sc inches-Won by Sweet Mel
ody; second, Lady, Franklin Thomp-
son, Gaithersburg, Md; third, Good
News.
Good hands class ridden by chill
dren IA years of age and under)-
Won by Good News; second, Sweet
Melody; third, Confident, James Clark
Jr., Ellicott City, Md.
Breeding class (foals of 1931-1932,
by thoroughbred stations, suitable to
become hunters Won by Wanahon,
Mrs. w. C. Hanson, Washington; Sec
ond, Kentucky Ginger, Albert Stabler
Jr., Spencerville, Md; third, Smoky,
o. w. Anderson, Rockville.
General utility (handy horse around
farm, owned and ridden by farmers of
Montgomery County)-Won by Harry
Morris Fraley, Derwood; second, Min
ME, Jesse B. Floyd, Rockville; third,
Lucky Find, Fred Hughes, Poolesville;
fourth, Lee Riggs, j. R. Porter,
Brookeville.
N. o. Terpening Challenge Cup (for
members of the Redland hunt, open
only to horses owned and hunted with
the Redland hunt, ridden by owners
over suitable hunt course, over out
side course. Performance, rs per cent;
conformation, Is per cent. Cup to be
won three times for permanent pos
session)-Won by Silver Lady, Mrs.
John Banks Berry, Rockville (honor-
airy whip in Redland hunt); second,
Captain Snuff, Thomas Mott, Bethes-
da; third, Dan, o. w. Anderson, Rock
vile; fourth, Jock, George Wilson,
Rockville.
Hunters nonthoroughbreds, over
jumps not exceeding 3h fee-Won by
QUESTIONABLE, Mrs. William G. Hill,
Bethesda; second, Bean Beetle, Betty
Couzens, Washington; third, Rocksie,
j. J. Cotter, Washington; fourth, Boil
ter Boy, Albert E. Mackenzie, Wash
ington.
Hunters, 8 and A years old-Won by
English Skies, Larmour Oyster, Chevy
Chase; second, Applejack, Emery Gal
liner, Washington; third, The Hour,
Larmour Oyster; fourth Berilla Park
er, Helen Gwynn, Chevy Chase.
Old guards class: riders over 40
years of age, jumps feet-Won by
Battalion, w. C. Hanson, Washington;
second, Rocksie, ]. j. Cotter, Wash
ington; third, Captain Snuff; fourth,
Bit of Gold, George Plummer, Wash
ington.
Special class, thoroughbred saddle
class-Won by The Hour; second,
Notary, Betty Couzens, Washington;
third, Bit of Gold; fourth, English
Skies.
Open hunters, shown over jumps not
exceeding feet-Won by High Hat,
Ray H. Norton, Washington; second,
Bit o. Gold; third, Impulse, Margaret
Cotter, Washington; fourth, Bean