Evening star., 1935-09-29
~ ING DOMINANT. the young
X chestnut thoroughbred of Mr..
N and Mrs. George P. Plummer,
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X chestnut thoroughbred of Mr..
N and Mrs. George P. Plummer,
= continued his regal ways in
the Spring Valley Horse Show yester-
day and lifted the championship in
the face of stiff competition offered
by one of the finest fields of hunters
that has competed in the local meet
this year.
The show title was the second the
red 3-year-old has captured in as
many weeks, King Dominant having
won his first tri-color championship
rosette at the Redland hunt meeting
his last time out. and it required but
three appearances in the ring to es-
tablish his right to the honor.
ROckSie, the bay veteran Of Miss
Margaret Cotter, which outScored the
horse from the Plummer barn with a
pair OF blues. two seconds ard like
number Of fourthS against King DOM
inant's two blues, was accorded re-
serve championship honors when led
into the ring for the judging in the
title class.
Gains Leg in Cup.
RY HIS victory yesterday King
Dominant gave his owners the
first leg on the gold cup which is
to be awarded annually at Spring
Valley to the horse attaining the high
est merit in the mind of the judges
as to jumping ability, quality, Con-
formation and manners. The gold cup
must be captured three times by an
exhibitor to be retired.
The young thoroughbred won both
the class for open hunters and horses
suitable to become hunters in his first
two trips into the inclosure, but
failed to break into the ribbons in the
ladies' hunter class in his last ap-
pearance Of the day under tack.
Rocksie swept the corinthian class
and handy hunters, captured second
in the open hunters and touch-and
out and added two fourths in the
ladies' hunters and pair hunters.
Gladys Marsh Victor.
ONE of the best performances of the
afternoon was turned in by Gladys
Marsh to win the ladies' hunter event
with F. L. oysters, Catalan Blue. The
triumph of Fenton Fadeley's Stand
Off in the handicap class the win of
Robert Roby's Gay Cockade in the
touch-and-out and the work of Col.
and Mrs. C. B. Lyman's Little John
and Maui Girl also were notable.
The colorful Gay Nineties was
captured by Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Owen, who drew rounds of applause
from the 1000 spectators with their
rig drawn by their fine saddle horse,
Jack Lightning. Mrs. William C.
Hanson, attired as The Lady in
Red" placed second with her mare,
Smokey Belle, working to rig similar
to that used by the Owens.
Summaries:
SADDLE PONIES. not exceeding 12.2
hands-Won by Lassie. owned and ridden
by Anne Clay Bailey; second Ignatz. owned
linz owned and ridden by Teddy. Miller:
fourth. Patchwork. owned and ridden by
AisiHb SADDLE Iiif5 PoNIEs, over 1e.e hands and
not exceeding 142 hands-Won by Reign
beau. ewned and ridden by Howard Nor
ton; second. Lady Peggy. owned and rid
and ridden by Robert, Palmer; fourth:
jan es PoRel sixth The paEe, oWne aRd
riodsH MPIN sg TuF3sI PoI1F FRsuteG ex,s.d, 100
hands-Won by LasSie. owned and ridden
by Anne Clay Bayly; second. Patchwork,
owned and ridden by Allison Miller: third
0shfs s sHa Tdafn ana BY yddan s By H5 B
Sonny Bayly; sixth Sterling. owned and
JUMPING PONIES. over 1o2 hands and
not exceeding 14.2 handS-Won by Good
News, owned and ridden by Mary Elizabeth
By H PSfd onsS ansg aee see ta6ed o%Ged
and ridden by Robert Palmer: fourth
Ne owned 0 aGen and rdden % sS By Hhrris James
FAMILY CLAss-won by Capt. Rodgers
en- on kayooid ] and Virginia Rodeers on We'll
Bee and Estler Palmer on Wayside: third,
Mrs Mr. Forrest Sherman on My Lass Anne
G., Hill on QUESTIONABLE and Margaret
Hill on Melody; fifth. Fred j Hughes il.
on on Gynsy Queen and Francis Hughes on
Clay and Sonny Bayly
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
~ StiIABLE TO BECOME HUNTERS
MOI Non 3y oalI King Dominant, owned by Mr.. and
sion, owned by Ms. Margo chewninr:
third. GypSy Queen. owned by u S Ronde.
q; fourth. Stepin f'etchit. owned by
6y Miss Virginia Rodgers: sixth. Wonder G%aeq
Mfs SoSTCs STnsd RT,N4ERS sT MrE ! w6e wBehnsy NJ
owned and ridden BY Robert Monteomery;
second, Wayside. owned and ridden by Rob-
err sidd paimeri me thlrd Little John. owned and
rtGGen Mopda oS Lieut.; CoI. C. B. Lyman: fourth,
E. Behney; fifth, Hasty PUDDING. owned
ana ridden by Thomas Cook: sixth Little
sister. owned and ridden by D. J. McCar-
PONY CoRINTHIAN-won by Polly
anna, anna owned and ridden by Margaret Hill;
Mary Eliza beth Miles; third S1 entry iofeA Of Anne
Clay Bayly; fourth. Lady Peggy. owned and
ridden by. Edna Roth; fifth. The Duke.
oWneo and ridden by Turner Reuter-: sixth.
Patchwork. owned and ridden by Allison
Pony T. HUNT rEAMs-won by team
composed Of Busy Bee. owned and ridden
owned and ridden by Turner Reuter-; sec
Miller; third team composed Of Melody,
owned and ridden by Margaret Hill; Polly
anna. owned and ridden by Anne Sher-
man. and Good News. owned and ridden by
ToGcH cHApISn AND NiTTf oTT-won by Gay Cock
ade, owned and ridden by Rober Roby; Sec
ono HockSle: owned and ridden by Margaret
Cotter; third. Governor. owned and ridden
by y. s. Randle: fifth. Black Caddy. owned
and ridden by Fred J. Hughes, jr.: sixth,
LACQUER Lady, owned by Mrs. A. j. Cum
mings and ridden by Willie Davenport.
BRIDLE PATH HACKS-Won by Happy
Time; owned by w. F. Burrows and ridden
by Gardner Holman; second. Gay Cock
ade owned and ridden by Robert Roby;
Miss Margaret Hill: fourth. Gypsy queen.
owned by u. s. Randle and ridden by
Miss Eva Rabbit: fifth. Melbourne. owned
and ridden by Miss Virginia Rodgers
sixth. Governor. owned and ridden by
U. S. Randle, I'd.
HUNTERS-Won by King Dominant