Evening star., 1936-05-09
CHILDREN STARS j..
At HORSE SHOW
Ann Clay BayIy Takes Hon.
ors in Opening Events
of Day.

daughter Of one of Virginia's best
known show ring riders, outShone
promising group Of juvenile eques-
trians this morning as the National ;
Capital exhibition at Bradley Farms
was temporarily turned over to the
| younger generation.
Breaking on top in the race for
women, tiny Miss Bayly divided hon.
ors In the event for saddle ponies not
exceeding l4.2 hands, won the chill
dren's horsemanship class for young
sters under IL years Of age, with her
father, Roger Bayly. took first place
in the family class, and topped of
this versatile array with a blue in
the jumping test for small ponies.
Children Enjoy Events.
While the more advanced youngsters
were exhibiting their skill in competi- .
ton, others were enjoying pony rides
at 10 cents throw and rollicking up
and down the road atop tally-ho
drawn by four gray horses and handled
by coachmen in pink livery.
After termination of the children's
specialties this morning, the show was
to move into its second day for tha /.
many brilliant hunters and jumpers
who had their first session yesterday.
Important among the items on this
afternoons program are the open
class for working hunters, the National
Capital Trophy for model horses and
the Corinthian.
Paulina Longworth, Margaret Hill
and other youngsters well known in
horse show circles we're among the
other juvenile performers today.
In the opening classes yesterday
horses owned by Mrs. Ellsworth Au-
gustus of Willougby, Ohio and handled
by Mrs. Cary Jackson Of Keswick, Va,
piled up an impressive array of rib
bons, including four first places and
half dozen minor awards. Miss
Helen Bedford Of Greens Farms,
Conn, rode her handsome Woodfel-
low TO victory in three events, while
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim Of Wash
ington and Long Island completed the
laGy's day effect by winning the
coveted Peter Voorhees, DeGrav
Memorial Trophy with Firenze Red
Tape.
One Of the divisions, supposed to be
limited TO amateur riders on working
hunters, was left in doubtful status
at the close of the day because there
was protest lodged against a COM
peting rider. Ribbons were TO be
awarded today following meeting OF
the Executive Committee Of the show.
Yesterdays results follow:
Results by Glasses.
Glass l l3-year-oIds. to be shown in
lhandJ-First Cliftons Trump. Dr. LeWis
N: Allen; second, Our Way. Ray Shoe
Ausustus fourth Petolar Raymond Guest.
Class :. g and 4 year olds. suitable 70
at walk, trot and canterl-First Report
Roger Bayly; second, Leap Year. Mr., shoe.
Psks1 third T6urtb Inns si1S H1.s
Class 3 (handicap iump>-First. Lac.
Hats on. Mai james r Duke: third. Red
man. Mr.. Shoemaker; fourth. Brown
Tiger. Mr.. Shoemaker.
Green Hunters.
Class 4 tgreen hunters. middle and
heayyweisht91Fi5st, MsyT53G, %,,oH ME- cSo: h1:
t6iTd. FifeHSe poFstte: Mrs, N: Robert ous'
owned BY, resident OF Washington or ons
Miss MaTjQTis Less Less MsLeSa SrsS second; ;.Ss S:Ss
iollqh i0oarqah. ad BOurbon s Lee Rose. Miss MsTSarsi
Glass g g and 9 year Olds; suitable S,t 70
tF6 Fa MSep sfSsnd bHd MayIhs MISS E.b ME-
Glass (hunters non-thoroughbreds)-
First. Apple Jack. c. Emery Galliher: sec
rest rest 81 Sherman: 5ii third: Scout MS b. n
Lee: fourth, Brown TIGER. Mr.. Shoemaker.
Firenze Red Tape.
Novice Hunters.
Glass novice hunters)-Frst Sand
Artist. Mrs, Augustus seeond, Ny Lass
l0SEsa class Sft i6 Sta% tng1:e ssddle hor;e,-rrs
EsT aappy Gene Gene. Mr., l. ana auyHS90' MTs' Vernon @
Owen; third. Bourbon Lee Rose Miss Hill;
Uass Phhn'On aaey Mss mouh Anne
ment owned hoTsesl-FirSt, entry; Head
quarters Troop, 5d cavalry second fPtrS. fptrS.
Paa'fTf'e1S Paff Pun Troop 5OG ID cavalry fourth:
Nanny, Machine Gun Troop; Sd caygslry:
First; FiEsnzs Req Tape, Ms GqSgenhYsim: y Y:hn:
fourth. Flrenze MISS Coquette. MRS. SuB@
genheim.
Touch.and-0ut Glass.
Class 13 (touch -and-out clsss)-First,
Musketeer, Wyntromere Farm; second,
FirenZe Gaylady, Mrs. Gugsenheim: third.
Clipped Wings. Fort Myer Horse snow
team: fourth Chatter Chat. Mrs. .AuguStuS.
Class IA Qadies' class, working hunt-
EsF6 sss6nd My M0GGdts0ET Gass Lieut. SomdF snd
Mrs. Sherman: third. Claws; U. 8. RAM
Glass is road hack!IsFiTst; Leap YeaE'
ionRs Eastsr 5sSd.y Gy p Moran
Class Is toficer's chareerl-First. Gold
en- Lady Col Kenyon A. Joyce; second.
Sunnydale. Capt. Marion Carson: third.
Diane-Sabbath. Henri A. Luebbermann;
fourth Little John Lieut.. Col. Charles B.
Class II tgreen hunters. light weishtl--
First Sand Artist, Mrs. Augustus; second,
Our Way Ray s. Shoemaker; third, King
Dominant, George P. Plummer; fourth,
Scout Mrs D. N Lee.
Glass is (handy hunters)-First Apple
Jack c, Emery Galliher; second, Eyes De-
light Fort Myer Horse Show team: third.
| Clipped Wings. Fort Myer Horse SHOW
team: fourth. Hunger Mareher. Fenton NJ,
Class 10 (amateur class. working hunt
ers)-Class under protest