The Washington times., 1937-09-22
Horse ShOw Card

Glass No. 1-Opening ceremony. 1:45
p. m, mounted escort to the colors with
the Third Cavalry Mounted Band.
Glass No. Hunter class, jumps not
to exceed four feet.
Glass No. S-Jumping class, officers
and civilians, division A, jumps not to
exceed four feet
Glass No. 4-Exhibition of fox hounds
Glass No. 5-The Governors Cup, in
terstate civilian team jumping c0mpe
titions.
Glass No. s-Exhibition of dressage
horse.
Glass No. International military
team jumping, horses may be either
publicly or privately owned. but must
be ridden by officers in uniform of the
country competing. three-day event.
Class No. Stunt teams, teams of
thTee to be shown in column at safe
hunting distance.
Glass No. 9-Closing ceremony.
VIRGINIA DAY
Friday, October 22, 1887
Glass No. 1O-opening ceremony, 1;45
a. m.
Class No. 11-Ladies' hunter class. con-
formation and quality, 80 per cent; jump
ing. 80 per cent; manners and way of 60
ing, 40 per cent.
Glass No. 12-Fault and out class, Of
ficers and civilians, jumps not to exceed
feet.
Glass No. 13-Exhibition of dressa &c
horse.
Glass No. 14-International individual
military championship, open to officers
on publicly or privately owned mounts,
to be ridden by officers in uniform.
Class No. 15-Exhibition of fox hounds
Glass No 16-Model hunter to be shown
in hand; conformation. soundness, DUAL.
ity and suitability only to count
Glass No. 1850 jumper stake, height
of jumps to 4 4 feet.
ridden in hunting livery or military uni.
form.
Glass No. 19-Closing ceremony, re.
treat.
MARYLAND DAY,
Saturday, October 90, 1887
Class No. 2O-opening class, open only
to hunters owned within 40 road miles of
washington; jumps not to exceed feet
class No. 5B-The Governors Gun, fol-
interstate civilian teams; second event
Class No. 22-Exhibition of fox hound s
Glass No. 23-Handy jumper, for Off
GERS and civilians
Glass No. 24-Exhibition of dressage
horse.
Glass No. 7B-International militar,
team jumping; second event
Class No. 25-Five hundred dollar hun
ter stake open TO all hunters.
treat
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Sunday, October "a. 1887
Glass No. 2S-Opening ceremony, 1:4i
p. m.
Glass No. 29-Working hunters; orer
only to hunters that have hunted will
recognized hunt at least four timei
since September, 1885; jumps not t,
exceed four feet.
Class No. 3O-Exhibition of fox hounds
Glass No. 3l-Jumping class, division
A; for civilians only; jumps not to ex
Class No. s2-Exhibition of dressar,
| horse
Glass No. S3-Hunt teams; teams o
| three, to be shown in column at SAT,
hunting distance; jumps not to exceed
| four feet
Glass No. S4-Champion hunter; pres
| entation of trophy to the champion
| hunter of the show and ribbon to reserv,
| champion.
Glass No. 35-Champion jumper; pres
! entation of trophy to the champion
! jumper of the show and ribbon to re
! serve champion.
| Glass 5-C-The Governors Cup; for in
terstate civilian teams; final event.
Glass No. representation of the Gov
ernor's trophy to the winning interstat
| team.
Glass No. Differentiation of ribbo,
| to champion jumper of interstate teams
Class 7-C-Internat ional military team
! jumping final event.
| Glass No. Representation OF ribbon t
| champion jumper of international teams
| Glass No. 3s-Closing ceremony.
| Entries for all the above classes clos
! on Monday. October II, 1887.