Evening star., 1937-05-10
Troup's Victory Stuns.

/ 11C ldIReSI ClOWQ OF tNe meeting
was stunned to see all three Of the
leading barns left in minor positions
when the $500 hunter stake was de-
cided III favor of Mrs. j. Turner
Moore, jr's one-horse stable. Troup,
hitherto not especially prominent in
the proceedings. Chatter Chat was
second and Mrs. Whitney's Nobody
Fool went beautifully under the han
ding of Mrs. Peggy Keith Hamilton
to take third prize
Open jumping champion of the ex-
hibition was the Fort Myer Horse Show
teams aged mare. Clipped Wings, the
fencer Lieut.. Frank S. Henry of the
Sd Cavalry redeemed from oblivion
and converted into a veritable mint
of prize monies. Clipped wings an
neXed the big stake and the handy
hunter class in easy fashion.
Greenhalgh Stable Scores.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE GREEN
HALGH of Berryville, Va, won
the working hunter sweepstake, which
AAoo h lOAl6 ClASl dl1O poiA OAA WN1l
on one line, with Merry Prince.
Russell Law of Baltimore and j. j.
Mcintyre Of Hollis, Va, whose hashy
saddle horses had dominated the di-
vision dedicated to that type, finally
wound up with the booty split between
them. Laws Jamboree was adjudged
the ree-gaited champ of the meet,
with the Mcintyre Peavine Peacock in
reserve. whereas in the f1ve-gaited
class Polly Anna Peavine took the
tri-color for the Mcintyre barn, and
Mr.. Laws Lady Baltimore was the
reserve champion.
Summaries:
HANDY HUNTERS. OPEN TO ALL.
FGE TGET; 5IPGEP oS !. HSSIIs MASSEkS: : SEn-
eped ses1n wnds soty oo Mysr Maj H0FS shGx ~
Cloud, both Of Fort Myer Horse SHOW
SADDLE HORSES. MARES OR GELD
NGs; OYER L5.2-First, Jamboree, Rus
fs s dsv earE % Hs4r Md sscopd sSop
heishts Ohio: third efs seaatof 1' pesvne. snafet
MI s1Seam Farm tar Charles "; Cook Spring
Lax n y, Ioultn. ShrlSt1na Scott. MARX
fsaf5n pE GkAw Ess %fSo Hh!s
RIAL TROPHY 1presented BY Mr.. Edwin
for local hunters: Shown over ' % four
pMe r11enzs M.x clftons items Beau; second Frenze
8, fourth: Claws, Mr.. 'u and Hsseqne'% MTss q. 8.
LADIES, SADDLE HORSES. MARES OR
GELD!NGS OVER 11.2. SUITABLE FOR
ESP fsPEdaRPE hRPFs M7SNFS$
Rej1snt HeTnen e Owen Of Washngt9n; third
Henry i: Armstead Il Washinsten' hiHsaa'' COL
orHS IS AL wSRKiN HTXTERS
HAVE SHOWN IN At LEAST ONE OTHER
6tAsfpE StAsf e c6ksrs THss sHoM Hays SHSWN N6 OYER
ynbn y{e w.; w.; Sssond wS}9ds Missing csddy, Mrs
@ ~hnss 81 by Mss MHRn.rss xnn mei YS
Of New York City; fourth. Randle's Pride. idI
MI NTH? 5aH f. H&HIoSaG M9S Ssadlt CAPITAL TROPHY.
MODEL HUNTER SHOWN IN HAND.
Co;nfiLrmIation. Cont soundness. quality and
to this class have BEEN sho1n IN at tEiose esss
tw9 otf other hunter hunter glasses during this show
third third ,aIn.p ,Firenze Our Way, Mrs: Gusgen-
siS$S $$$$ qSEE Sfsr ygsfg !ygsfsre NOT '9HKs SyEk
4 FEET-Because OF tie. the committee
increased the heights of jumps-First.
Clipped Wings. Fort Myer Horse Show
team: second, .Firenze Gay Lady, Mrs.
Guggenheim; third, Billy, Capt. B. =.
Luebbermann of Fort Hoyle Nd; fourth
Washington; NTH. Heiium. May Top
sts Stable; sixth sixth. Randles Pride. Mr.. and
CHAMPIONSHIP FIVE E-GAITED SADDLE
HORSE SWEEPSTAkE. Horses to have
shown in at least one other five-gaited
saddle class.--Champion, Pollyanna Pea
vine. Hobby Horse Farm. Hollins. Va;
reserve champion, Lady Baltimore, Russell
L. Law; third, Lord Baltimore. Mr.. Law;
fourth. Kings Bourbon. Miss Mary /.
Franck of Bethesda, Md
HUNTERS WHO Have sHoWN h AT AZ
THIS SHOW: OYER JUMPS m THE
RING NOT OVER FEET.-First, Troup
Mrs. J. Turner Moore OF Reading. Pa;
second. Chatter Chat. Mrs. Ellsworth R.
Augustus OF Willoughby Ohio; third. No
body's Fool, Mrs. whitney: fourth. Gray
Knisht. Mrs. whitney; NTH, Firense Cliff
toms Beau. Mrs. Gug1enheim; sixth, Brown
Bruin: Mr.: and Mrs: Greenhalgh.
CHAMPIONSHIP THREE-GAITED SAD.
DIE HORSE SWEEpSTAKE-HorSA0 shown