The Washington times., 1935-09-13
MANY TO VIE
FOR RIDING
TROPHIES

ROCKVILLE, Mo, Sept. Is.
One of the finest collections OF
trophies ever before offered in
the annals of Montgomery county
horse shows awaits the winners
of the II events arranged for the
fifth annual Redland Hunt Horse
Show to be held on the old Rock
willie Fair Grounds tomorrow.
Social leaders and horse en-
thusiasts from Washington, Vir-
ginia, Maryland and nearby States
are expected to throng the
grounds throughout the day to
view the aristocrats of horsedom.
In is of the events silver tro-
phies and ribbons will be awarded
to the winners of first and second
place, with ribbons for third and
fourth. In the remaining two
classes trophy will be given only
to the winner of first place, with
ribbons for second, third and
fourth.
Starts at IL q. m.
Four of the II events are sched-
uled to be run off during the
morning session beginning at II
a. m. The remaining 13 will be
disposed of during the afternoon,
starting at l p. m. -,
The afternoon program Will
open with the feature event OF the
day, the try for the Terpening
Challenge Cup. This event IS
open only to subscribers to the
Redland Hunt, and horses entered
must be ridden by their owners
and must have hunted with the
Redland hounds.
To win this large silver trophy
for permanent possession 1t must
be won three times by the same
person. It is now in the posses
sion of Thomas A. Mott, OF Edge
moor, Nd, who will make a
desperate attempt to retain 1t for
another season.
The full program of events,
over which Cortland Smith, Of
The Plains, Va, will preside as
judge of the show, was an
nounced today as follows:
Morning Glasses
Local Riding Horse-Open to
horses owned by residents of
Montgomery county. Ridden by
owner or member of owners
family.
Family-For two or more mem
bers of one family. Horses shown
at walk, trot and canter. Man
ners and way Of going especially
considered.
Ladies Hunters Manners espe-
cially considered. Jumps about
31a feet. Ladies to ride. Perform.
ance so per cent. Manners 40
per cent.
Nonthoroughbred-Shown over
four jumps. Three-year-olds jump
31a feet, horses older four feet.
Afternoon Glasses
Terpening Challenge Cup-For
subscribers to the R Ian d
Hounds. Open only to horses
owned and hunted with the Red
land Hounds. Ridden by owners
over suitable hunt course. Cup
won three times for permanent
possession.
Thoroughbred Hunters: Shown
over four jumps. Three-year-olds
jump 3k2 feet. horses older four
feet.
Hunter Hacks: Shown first as
hacks at walk. trot and canter;
thon over four jumps 31a feet.
Pairs of Hunters: Shown over
outside course. Horses to alter
nate lead. Second horse to take
lead after the third jump. Attire
optional. Performance only.
Old Guards: Riders must be
over 40 years of age. Jumps 312
feet. Performance of horse so
per cent. Riding so per cent.
Combination Horses: shown
first to a vehicle. Embarrassed
in ring. Shown under saddle at
walk, trot and canter.
Howard County Hunt: Horse
must be owned and ridden by a
member of the Howard County
Hunt. At a hunting pace, out
side course.
Novice Saddle: Open to horses
that have never won blue rib
bon in saddle class at any show.
Ridden by a rider who has never
ridden a blue ribbon winner in
any show.
Riding and Hunt Club: Horses
must be owned and ridden by a
member of the Riding and Hunt
Club at a hunting pace. Outside
course. Performance only.
Fault and Out (knock down,
refusal, run out or fall of rider):
Florists 4