Evening star., 1934-07-29
CARTER HUNTERS
W|NNERSAT SHOW
Continue Sensational Rib
bon Streak--Woman Rid
ers Figure in Falls.
MY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS, Jr.

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vate packs of foxhounds saw his Sir
Coma, Kris KrinEle, Crotan and their
stable mates continue 70 pile UP an
impressive array OF victories.
To the surprise Of many, Str Coma,
the 3-year old which took four blues
Friday. was compelled to bow this
morning 10 Kris Kringle in contest
for hunters years and under. The
Garter string accounted altogether for
two flrsts, three seconds and third
today, bringing the total harvest Of
ribbons beyond the widest dreams Of
your average ring exhibitor.
Among the older. horses-ail Car
ter's are relatively young-the Edge
wood farm OF Anthony Rives produced
the outstanding performer OF the
closing hours In Redport, q strongly
get-up half-breed which carried of top
honors In the middle and heavyweight
and Corinthian classes, and partici-
pated In the victory Of his owner in
the hunt teams. Redport was on top
Of the heap for the day in all but one
event the ladies hunter class, In
which he took a terrific spill and
handed bad shaking up to Mrs.
James Hamilton, who was riding.
Women Riders Fall
Although the ladies displayed their
usual excellent light hands and good
style in the saddle. the hunter COM
petition restricted TO them was pro-
ductive of more accidents than any
haA n
Nesbit followed Mrs. Hamilton In
taking a mean header at the second
Jump, and there we're several less ex-
citing mishaps during the trial.
When 1t came to the matter OF
naming and numbering ribbons.
young Stanley Greene II Of Leesburg
held an unbeatable lead over the field
at this show, for in winning the
touch and out pony class with his
Queen Of Sheba the diminuitive
horseman collected the 239th ribbon
earned by his pet in recent years.
The clean jumping grey, which re-
fused to be daunted no matter how
high the barriers we're raised in
series of jump-offs this afternoon.
likewise has garnered more than 70
trophies.
Mrs. Fay ingalls, and L. R. Colbert,
of Hot Springs and Fredericksburg,
respectively. held sway again In the
second inning Of the show as the
chief competitors of Carter's charges.
They we're consistently in the ribbons
with their hunters. and each earned
a blue at one time In the final pro-
ceedings to add to their impressive
lists Of minor awards.
Washington Girl Winner.
In the saddle horse program, Miss
Marjorie Lee McLeod's Gulf Breeze
remained the high choice of the
judges, while another Washington
equestrienne. little Miss Margaret
Hill. was on hand to ride winner
among the saddle ponies.
Results of the day were.
Thoroughbred brood rnares-First,
TroMpfng Today, Mrs. T. H. Somer-
Vile: second, Flattery, Thomas II.
Somerville; third, Jalna, Thomas H.
Somerville; fourth, Brown Study, Mrs.
Thomas II. SomerVille.
Thoroughbred weanling colts-First,
entry, Thomas H. Somerville; second,
entry, T. H Somerville; third, entry.
Mrs. T. II. Somerville; fourth, entry,
Mrs. T. Fl. Somerville.
Open to all jumpers-First, Annie,
Mrs. james c. Hamilton: second, Gay
Cockade. M. S. Clark, agent; third,
Jumping Jack, Mrs. Fay ingalls,;
fourth, Nesbit, Mrs. Allen Potts.
SomervilIe Horse Wins.
Thoroughbred yearling colts-First,
Stack Arms, Mrs T. H. Somerville;
second. entry, T. H. Somerville: third.
Long Reach, Meander Farms; fourth,
entry. Mrs. T. H. Somerville
Saddle horses-First, Gulf Breeze,
Miss Marjorie Lee Mcleod; second,
Edgewood Belle, Edgewood Farm;
third, Love Token. Mrs. Allen Potts;
fourth, Eros, Mrs. Allen Potts.
-Four -year-old and under hunters
First, Kris Kringle, NJ. w. Carter;
second, Hank, Meander Farm: third,
Eldorado, w. w. Osborne fourth,
Imp. Hexameter, Miss Mary Keogh.
Saddle ponies-Frst, Lost, Ellie
Wood and James Keith; second, King
Bee. L. r. Colbert; third. Sweetheart,
Ellie Wood and James Keith; fourth.
Dernitasse, Helen ana Ross Lipscomb.
Thoroughbred 2-year-old colts -
First, Rouge Catalan, Miss Elizabeth
Neshit: second, Postal Savings, Me-
ander Farm; third, Scotch Run, Mrs.
T. H, Sommerville.
Horses suitable to become hunters
First, Brother, DR.. J. S. Andrews;
second, Redport, Edgewood Farm;
third, Parade, Dr. j. S. Andrews;
fourth. Hank, Meander Farm.
Ladies' hunters-First, Jumping
Jack. Mrs. Fay ingalls,; second, Blue
Gross, Fox Brothers; third, Ashes,
Meander Farm: fourth, Greystone, L.
II. Colbert
Horseshoe Cup.
Horseshot Cup II-First, Annie.
Mrs. James Hamilton; second
whoopee. Clifton Farms, third, Jump
ing Jack, Mrs. Fay ingalls,, fourth,
Nesbit, Mrs, Allen Potts.
Touch and out ponies-First, Queen
of Sheba. Stanley Greene, I'd; Sec
ond, Colonel. Ellie Wood and James
Keith; third. Bramble. Ellie Wood
and James Keith: fourth, Lost, Ellie
Wood and James Keith.
Thoroughbred hunters-First, Sir
Coma, NJ w, Carter; second. Kris
Kringle. NJ w Carter; third, Crotan,
M. w. Carter; fourth. Imp. Hexameter,
Miss Mary Keogh.
Middle and heavyweight hunters
First. Redport, Edgewood Farm: Sec
ond, Jumping Jack, Mrs. Fay ingalls,
third. Meribloom, Helen and Ross
Lipsconb; fourth. Killarney, w. w.
Osborne.
Open TO all stake class for hunters
First Skyrocket, L. r. Colbert. Sec
ond. Redport. Edgewood Farm: third.
Jumping Jack, Mrs. Fay Ingalls,
fourth. Silver Top. Mrs. Fay ingalls,.
Touch and out sweepStakes-First,
Whoopee. Clifton Farms. second
Annie, Mrs. James c. Hamilton; third.
Gay Cockade, NJ. S. Clark. agent
fourth, Magician, Mrs. James C. Ham,
iltun.
Sorinthian claSs-First, Redport,
Edgewood Farm: second. Gay Pete.
Mrs. Fay ingalls,: third. Skyrocket, l.
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