Evening star., 1937-07-10
HORSE SHOW SPILL
HORR|F|ES 10000
Capt. Hoge Not Seriously
Hurt, HoWever-Winners
Are Named.


OF Applejack and Sport Marvel, two
Of the most consistent performers in
local equine circles, following the
horse show at the Jamboree Stadium
last night meet that drew 10000
persons to witness program marked
by thrills and spills.
Tragedy was near at one iuncture
when Capt Kenneth Hoge, 38, who
Is attached to the War Department
and resides in Arlington, fell with his
horse. At first Hoge was believed to
have been critically injured, but ex-
animation at Walter Reed Hospital
showed his hurts were confined to
two fractured wrists Further exam
nations were to be made today, how
ever.
Broomfield, Capt. Hoge's mount,
struck the last Jump in the handicap
course, horse and rider somersaulting
through the air and crashing to the
ground, Hoge beneath the horse. The
heavy jump then collapsed on top of
them.
Crowd Horrifeld
The crowd, which included about
$500 or 5000 Boy Scouts who delayed
their departure for home after the
formal closing of the jaboree yester-
day afternoon to witness the meet,
was Mortified. Later it was announced
that Hoge had escaped serious injury.
Applejack. the towering brown geld
Ing heretofore shown by C.. Emery
Galllher, made an impressive debut
under his new owner, Fenton NJ
Fadeley, jr., winning three classes and
anneXing the tri-color rosette en-
blematic Of the open jumping cham
plonshlp. Reserve honors went to
Roland Hartman's Catherine Stone
and the Fort Myer Horse Show teams
Inclusive, with the latter getting the
ribbon on a coin toss.
Sport Marvel, owned by U. S. RAN
die, Sd, and ridden by Frost Ander-
son, won the hack and hunter and
open hunter events to lift the cham
pionship in the hunter division and
Maj. Arthur Thayer's Castellon earn
ing the reserve ribbon.
Competition Is Keen.
The fields over which Applejack and
Sport Marvel triumphed were small.
hardly more than score of horses
taking part in the competitive events,
but their rivals put on some we'll
turned performances and their vic
tories came only after hard work.
Fadeleys jumper was forced to top
feet in the touch and-out class to
beat off his competitors, and jump
offs occurred in virtually every open
event on the program.
Spectators got one of their biggest
thrills from the exhibition of figure
riding given by the black, red and
yellow costumed "vaqueros' of Troop
E from Fort Myer and the rodeo ride
put on by the spectacular F Troop
from the same spot.
The show was sponsored by the
Inter American Horse Show Associa-
ton and proceeds will be used to help
bring some European team here for
the meet of that organization in the
Fall
Riding school hacks-Won by Rob Roy,
owned by Potomac Riding School and rid
den by. MISS Maxine Farley: second. Lady
Bee; washington Riding Academy, Arthur
Richardson: third, Sister, Potomac, Mrs.
Miss + W!isms Fibaq E f9nrth' pndb Colonel Potomac
Handicap jumping--Won by Inclusive
owned by Fort Myer horse show team and
Gubble Fort Myer. Lieut. Marvin Iseley.
third. Ranger. Ralph P. Counselman Miss
EhZabeth Steig: fourth. Catherine Stone
Fonl2na npn1, HaTtmand, bM11 Gn A1nold LgSby .
owned by U. S. Randle. Sd and ridden by
Frost Anderson; second: Castellon. owned
snd ridden BY MAJ: Arthur ,Thayer; third,
Roby: fourth. Randles Pride, owned and
ridden by Randle.
or,5og Io4ch and n!dss outnWon by ,Applejack
second Red coud oy Fop Myer NJ faesey capy
Eandle, fourth Clipped Wings Fort Myer,
Hack and hunter-won by Sport Marvel
owned, by Randle and ridden BY Anderson:
Second, Molly Gubble. Fort Myer, Lieut.
iiseiey; third, CaStelon; Mai. Thayer:
Open Jumping-Won by Apnlejack. owned
and ridden bv Fadeiey: second, Catherine heine
Sanaies SStons Eartman; lar t. Arn2ld Lusby, third
raaeIey: rae second: entry;of Miss Ann John
Hunter, champion-Sport Marvel owned
owned by Mai. Thayer. 'D'0''' oSS'eiioh'
ov4ed opsn bv FmpinS IN chsmpionAppIejack
elusive. Fort Myer horse show team