The Washington times., 1937-12-22
Trimming Of so Long,
Tells In Shoe VlctOr1

'cipally to the unusually large en-
try list. Just think of it, SO en-
tered the ring in the Road Hack
Glass! This last-mentioned event,
incidentally, was won by Randle's
Light, owned by U. S. Randle, after
tight battle with Major A. W..
Roffe's Rio, Charles Carrico's Re
call, and Lieut.. James Quilts BY
Request. The last three named
finished in that order behind
Light.
Captain Luepbermann's Billy
Do registered somewhat of sur.
prise victory in the Open Hunter
Class when he won over Recall.
In this evnt, the U. S. Govern
Iment'S Jinwich was third, and E.
S. Holloway's High Boy, thanks
to a magnificent ride by Miss
Margaret Cotter, was fourth. Miss
Jane KRONER rode Jinwich.
A goodly crowd was on hand for
the show, and high enthusiasm
marked the first of the winter
series. It was announced that the
second show, scheduled for Jan.
81, will be conducted on Feb.
and 3 instead, and will be known
as the Presidents Birthday Horse
Show, with proceeds goingAto the
Presidents Birthday Party Fund
for the Warm Springs, Ca, insti-
tuition in which President Roose-
velt is so interested.
Judges last night were Major
General Leon B. Kroner, Col.
Adna R. Chaffee and Col. Thomas
j. johnson. Seven classes and an
exhibition of rough riding con-
Stituted the program. All classes
were filled to overflowing. AL
though the show started at 7::30
p. m. promptly, IT. was not COM
pleted until a few minutes before
midnight.
Summaries:
CLASS l-Open jumping for enlisted
men (all mounts owned by the U. s.
GovernmenD Won by Rusty. ridden by
Troop, Third Cavalry; second. Foolish
One, ridden by Staff Sergeant Jaffee,
Headquarters Troop, Third Cavalry
I'M third cbtn Wa6l, ridden 1EL by Private Dean.
fourth. Temptation, ridden by Private
Wilkins, Troop E, Third Cavalry.
CLASS 2-Green jumpers: Won by F.
IC. kleeman's So Long. ridden by Jimmy
Marsh; second, Ny Lassie, owned and
ridden by, Capt. John Meade, Sixteenth
KEGS Lady Jack. ridden by Gardner
Hallman; fourth, Biskramel, owned and
ridden by Capt. John L. Hines, jr.
Third Cavalry.
CLASS S-Touch-and-out champion
event: Won by Sir Conrad, owned and
ridden by Lieut.. John Ramsay Pugh
Third Cavalry second, Billy Do. ownec
anu ridden by Capt. H. A. Luebber
mann, Third Cavalry; third. U. 8. Gov
hermann; fourth, Fritz c. Kleeman'I
So Long. ridden by Jimmy Marsh.
CLASS 4-Exhibition drill by TrooI
F, Third Cavalry, Capt. L. D. Carter
troop commander; Lieut.. c. NJ. Isele!
CLASS 5-Road Hacks, Thoroughbred
Type: Won by Randles Light, owned an
ridden by U. S. Randle; second, Majo
A. w. Roffe's Rio, ridden by A. W. Roffe
jr.; third, Recall, owned and ridden b.
Charles Carrico; fourth, By Request
owned and ridden by Lieut.. James Quill
Tenth Cavalry.
CLASS 6-Open Hunters, Any Weigh
Championship Event): Won by Billy Dc
owned and ridden by Captain Luebbel
mann; second, Recall, owned and rio
den by Charles Carrico: third, Unite
States Governments Jinwich. ridden b
s Miss Jane Kroner; fourth, E. S. Hollt
3 ways High Boy, ridden by Miss Ma
garet Cotter.
CLASS 7-Handcap Jumping: Won
Fritz c. Kleemans So Long, ridden b
Jimmy Marsh; second Sir Conrad, owne
and ridden by Lieut. John Ramsay Pugt
third, Fritz c. Kleeman's Royal Barton
ridden by Jimmy Marsh; fourth, Re
Cloud,"" owned and ridden by Capt. Joh
L. Hines, jr.
"sir Conrad won toss after tie fC
second place.
'"Red Cloud won jump y off againi
Sandy.