The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-20
PRINCESS ROSE
AND TENNESSEE
ENTRIES WINNERS
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est displays of Craftsmanship ever
seen by veteran followers of the
sport. Without the aid of saddles
the riders negotiated four difficult
jumps and Jump off was neces-
sary between Gibson and Ed Dan
iels of Statesville.
Probably the outstanding fea-
ture of the Hendersonville show
was the camp classes, which were
shown on both afternoons. Nine
summer camps, Ell Nido, Camp
Mondamin, Camp Greystone, Rock
brook Camp, Camp Tonawandah,
Camp Sequoyia, Camp Pinnacle,
Camp Carlisle, and a second Camp
Tonawandah, entered specia
classes, and in addition there were
two open camp classes, one on
each afternoon of the show.
About 100 children from the
summer camps participated in the
show and several hundred more
were in attendance at the two af-
ternoon performances.
The class entered by Rockbrook
Camp, and shown on Saturday af-
ternoon, put on a demonstration
of riding before being judged by
Mr.. Thornton. Difficult maneu-
vers were executed with precision
in the drill and the crowd ex-
pressed it's delight with applause.
Glass 27-Pony class. First rib
bon, Peg o. My Heart, Billy Will
hanson, Atlanta. Second ribbon,
Ernest Burwell, Camp Pinnacle.
Third, Ruby, Bobby Livingston,
Hendersonville. Division for larg-
err ponies-First ribbon, X. C. FL
Ter, Jr., Statesville. Second rib
bon, Mitzie Robertson, Flat Rock.
Class 14-Ladies' three gated.
First, Mountain Rhythm, Mrs. E.
B. Hale, Morristown, Tenn. Sec
ond, Joyous Esquire, R. G. En-
cry, Greenville. Third, Sparkling
Jeanette, Mrs. H. r. Stephenson,
Greenville.
Glass 4O-Camp Tonawandah.
First, Barbara Boyd. Second,
Jean Winter. Third, Jean Webb.
Fourth, Mary Frances Bangs.
Class 4-Combination five gait
ed. First, Peavine King, Charles
Houston, Augusta. Second, Noun
tain Radiance, E. R. Hale, Nor
ristown. Third, Jacque Chief A,
Earle Ellerbe, Marion, S. C.
Class 31-Rockbrook Camp.
First, Jessie Nunnally. Second,
Jeanette Long. Third, Ann Nc
Gonigal. Fourth, Josephine Clapp.
Fifth, Ann Barnspeck. Sixth,
Addvale McDongal. SIEVE tn,
Frederick Cour.
Class 43 - Camp Sequoyia.
First, Jack Bush. Second, Bruce
Parkinson. Third, Bill Kohle.
Class 22-Open jumping. First,
Dark Star, Ed Daniels, Statesville.
Second, Spring Steel. Alister Don
aldson, Charlotte. Third, Wichita,
C. C. Gibson, Columbia.
Class 17-Ladies' open horse
manship. First, Joyous Esquire,
Connie Emery, Greenville. Sec
ond, So Gay, Mrs. Virginia Robin
son, Atlanta. Third, Sport, Nancy
Cooper, Rockbrook Camp.
Class 38-Camp Carlyle. First,
Virginia Rose. Second, Catherine
Holtevert. Third, Beverley Fisher.
Fourth, Florence Donigos. Fifth,
Elizabeth Green. Sixth, Mary Lou
Fullerton. 7th, Audrey Schwab.
Glass 2S-Children's open horse
manship, IL years and under.
First, So Gay, Joy Robinson, At
lanta. Second, Peg o. My Heart,
Billy Williamson, Atlanta. Third,
Mountain Charm, Margaret Nc
Kissick, Greenville. Sixteen years
and under: First, Lupton Veazey
Rainwater, Palm Beach. Second,
Ann McGonical, Atlanta. Third,
Captain Bill Stephenson, Green
vile.
Class 10 - Roadsters. First,
Bogulaso Princess, E. B. Hale,
Morristown, shown by Mr.. Gil
more. Second, Little Joe, T. B.
McGahey, Miami and Henderson
vile, shown by Julius Johnston,
Charlotte.
Glass Scamp Tonawandah.
First, Harriet Riddle. Second,
Dorothy Ware. Third, Regina
Stokes.
Class 18-Road hacks. First,
Dark Secret, Bob Brooks, Column
bia, Dutch Ward up. Second,
Spring Steel, Alister Donaldson.
Charlotte. Third, Dark Star, Ed
Daniels, Statesville.
Class 9-Three gated stake.
First, La Veda, E. B. Hale, Nor