Evening star., 1936-05-04
HORSE SHOW HERE
GETS 6O1 ENTRIES
Stars From Great Stables
Will Seek Ribbons in
National Capital.

TIME lure of $4,000 in cash awards
and trophies offered in the Ma
tional Capital Horse Show has
L attracted COL entries from 81
stables for the annual three-day meet
which opens on Friday at Bradley
Farms, opposite Congressional Country
Club.
From the Midwest, the North, the
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, from
Maryland and from the District of
Columbia will come the equine ring
stars of some of the United States
leading exhibitors to do battle in the
1886 renewal of Washington's out
standing horse show fixture.
Heading the list is the famed FL
renze Farm string of Mrs. M. Robert
Guggenheim, Capital and Babylon.
L. l., sportswoman, whose charges fin
ished as the country's leading money,
trophy and ribbon winners in 1885,
while another powerful contender will
be the barn of Mrs. Ellsworth Angus
tus Of Willough, Ohio, which ranked
seventh in the same respect.
Show Stars on List.
A MONG the Guggenheim horses
will be Firenze Red Tape, recog-
nized by the American Horse Show
Association as the 1885 hunter cham
pion: Firenze Miss Coquette, Firenze
Clifton's Beau, Firenze Dorette, FL
renze Judge, Firenze Popover and FL
renze Gaylady.
San Den, famous hunter sired by
the great Rock Sand Of track fame,
is the ace of Mrs. Augustus string,
while another standout from the Ohio
barn is Sand Artist, champion of the
Keswick, Va, show last week.
Other exhibitors who are expected
to be among the first fight at the
National Capital are DR.. Lewis M.
Allen of Winchester. Va. who will
show four horses, including Royal
Wonder, 3-year-old champion of the
Virginia circuit last year; Helen Bed
ford, mistress of Winfromere Farm,
Green Farms, Conn; Ray S. Shoe
maker of Harrisburg, Pa, and Eliza
beth ireland of Cleveland, Ohio.
Many Other Entries.
THE other stables will be:
Washington-Olga Alexander. Margaret
Cotter Betty CouzenS, Lyn wilkins. Lind
say Crawford. Paulina Longworth Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Carlton Eacho. Barbara Gableman,
c; Emery Galliher; J. N. Grsaar: jr.: Mary
sne..s and Mrs l,,Ss Vernon {, Owen. Mrs; Edith
die, ID: porothy ~ ef' Adair G1ideT. III p. f Mrs.
Evelyn Walker Robert, DR.. Fred j.. San
derson. Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Forrest
Sherman, A. j. Somerville jr.; Elaine
Comdr- and Mrs. William Justice Lee.
Nancy Letter. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. A. K. B.
Lyman. Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Charles B.
Lyman; Elaine Mcdowell and F. Moran
kinson: ouantico; Raymond Guest. Ann
Clay Bailey, Roger Bailey. -Foxcroft Pony
STUD @ Mrs 2. n: Lee and Louis Leiti1,
ley Greene. I'd; Leesburg; Robert Palmer.
Alexandria; Hal Poole. jr.. Mclean; Robert
and John Riticor. Gallands:. Anna He'd
rick Clarendon: Mrs. Cary Jackson. Kes-
Carson. Capt, Frank B.. Reybold. Capt.
Donald H. Galloway. Capt. w. G. Wyman.
rFaPa or s. Men MHa' o4se ss' hoW
Machine Gun Troops Of the Sd and 10th
Cavalry. Troops and and Headauar-
ters Troops. Sd Cavalry. of Fort Myer;
Fenton M. Fadeiy. Marjorie Mcleod and
Elizabeth Aiken Noting. Bethesda: Charles
e. Carrico and j. T. Cook Potomac; H. L.
kuykendahl, Chevy Chase; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ior Padgett Towson; Mr.. and Mrs. George
P. Plummer and Edna Roth. Rockville.