Evening star., 1933-10-29
TOP HONORS SPLIT
At T|MbERLAWN.
Bit o. Gold and The Hour
Each Capture Two Blue
Ribbons.
BY JACK ALLEN,
Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

By JAIN ALLkN,
Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
GARRETT PARK, Nd. october 20.
Two flashy thoroughbred gelding5
staged a spirited fight for supremacy
in the charity horse show held Tor the
Washington Home for Incurables on the
Timberlawn Farm Of Karl w. Corby
here this afternoon. and when the battle
had drawn to a close the honors were
even.
The Hour. 4-year-old bay shown by
Iarmour Oyster, and Bit O. Gold.
George P. Plummer'S 5-year-old chest
nut. two Of the heaviest prize winners
In the Capital area this season. met IN
combat for the last time this year. and
each walked out of the ring with two
blue ribbons as a reward Tor their
splendid performances.
Oysters mount, a proud son OF Rock
Minister, copped first place in both the
thoroughbred saddle and hack hunter
of Dan the Fourth. was first in the
thoroughbred hunters and corinthian.
Get Minor Awards.
Both Bit O. Gold and The Hour
picked up a minor award for good
measure, with the former taking Sec
ond place in the hack and hunters d.
vision, and the latter gaining third
place among the thoroughbred hunters.
Stablemates Of the two top night
horses also crashed through today:
Plummer's Royal Pleasure was second
in both the thoroughbred hunters and
corinthian classes, while oysters Eng
lish Skies was third In the thorough
bred saddle section.
Miss Edna Roths entry. Lady Peggy.
was the outstanding pony shown In
ho fu,o oyontc for childran with a Win.
ming performance in the pony jumping
class and second place in the event
for saddle ponies. which was won by
Two Step, owned by the Bunker Hill
Farms and ridden by Miss Margaret
Hill. II, of Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Carrico
of Bethesda scored heavily in both the
pony and show classes. Carrico rode
Mrs William G. Hills QUESTIONABLE to
victory in one Of the classes for hunt
ers. and Mrs. Carrico took the same
mount to second place in the thorough
bred saddle class.
Lady Bulgaria Wins.
Carrico came back later to ride Lady
Bulgaria, owned by r. A. Brodesser. to
frst place in the touch-and-out sweep
stake over Fred ]. Hughes Lucky Find,
making his last appearance In the show
16-year-old hunter will be used only
in emergency roles next season.
Good News and Pocahontas scored
for Carrico in the pony classes. the
former taking third place in both OF
the childrens events and PocahontaS
finishing third in tho pony jumping
class.
The two steeplechase races which
closed the show, which was the last
scheduled In the Capital area this sea-
son and which attracted a crowd Of
by Al Capone. owned by Boyd Keys OF
Linden, Md, and Dark Secret, the entry
of H. Russell Of Washington.
Al Capone won the marlborough.
bred race with his stablemate. Rob Roy,
second, while Dark Secret copped the
thoroughbred event, with Miss Marian
Lang'S The Clown in second place.
Boyd Keys Stymoon was third.
Several Spills Occur.
Several spills occurred during the
show classes, but neither riders nor
their mounts were injured.
Ribbon winners and their owners |
were as follows:
open Saddle class-Won by Sonny
second. Happy Times, Joseph Burrows.
Washington; third, Iron Heels, Mrs. R.
E. L. Smith, Linden, Md.
Hack and Hunter-Won by The Hour,
Larmour Oyster, Washington; second,
Bit O. Gold, George P. Plummer. Wash
ington; third, Easter Sunday, F. M.
McConihe. Washington.
Hunters Other Than Thoroughbreds-
Won by QUESTIONABLE. Mrs. William G.
Hill Bethesda, Md; second; Easter
Sunday, F. M. McConihe, Washington;
Apr1a lark Emory (YalHh6r
Washington.
Thoroughbred Saddle Class-Won by
The Hour L0rmour Oyster. Washing
ton: second Questionaire. Mrs. William
G. Hill. Bethesda, Md; third. English
Skies, Larmour oyster. Washing on:
Pony Saddle Class-Won by Two
Step, Bunker Hill Farms; second, Lady
Peggy, Edna Roth, Washington: third,
Good News. Charles H. Carrico. Be-
thesda.
Thoroughbred Hunters-Won by Bit
o. Gold. George P. Plummer, Washing
ton; second, Royal Pleasure, George P.
Plummer Washington: third. The
Hour, Larmour Oyster, Washington.
Pony Jumping Class-Won by Lady
Peggy, Edna Roth Washington; second.
Good News, Charles H. Carrico, Be
thesda, Md; third. Pocahontas. Charles
H. Carrico, Bethesda.
IOucn-dnQ-OuL OWSepStahe-WO w
Lady Bulgaria, r. A. Brodesser. Wash
ington; second, Lucky Find, Fred J.
Hughes. ir.. Poolesville. Md; third
Easter Sunday, F. M. McConihe Wash
1ngton.
Handicap Jump-Won by Lady, Mss
Eva Rabbit. Washington; second. I'M
pulse, Miss Margaret Cotter. Washing
ton; third, Rocksie, Joseph ]. Cotter, ,
Washington.
Corinthian Class-Won by Bit o Gold, !
George P. Plumme-, Washington: sec
ond, Royal Pleasure, George P. Plum
mer Washington; third, Rosewood,
Joseph Burrows. Washington.
Non Thoroughbred Steeplechase- |
won by Al Capone, Boyd Keys, Linden, !
Md. second, Rob Roy. Boyd Keys,
Linden.
Thoroughbred steeplechase-Won b.
Dark Secret, H. Russell, Washington;
second. The Clown, Miss Marian Lang, |
washington; third. stymoon, Boyd
Keys. Linden