Evening star., 1938-09-18
RANDLE CHARGERS
DOMINATE EXHIBIT
Take Three Blue Ribbons.
Out to Retire K. of c.
Challenge Trophy.
BY ROBERT HENRY.

Performing before q rather small
and chilled gathering. U. s. Randle,
Washington and Virginia sportsman,
yesterday carried away three blue rib
bons and six minor awards as the
fourth annual Columbus Horse Show
got underway at the Meadowbrook
show grounds Despite q treacherous
footing. the Randle entries turned In
the outstanding exhibitions of the
opening day events to give their owner
strong hope that he might repeat his
victories Of the last two years in today's
hunter championship and thus gain
permanent possession of the Knights
Of Columbus Trophy awarded to the
winner of the class that will bring the
show to q close.
Mr.. Randle's thoroughbreds finished
one-two in the road-hack class IS the
judges awarded the blue to Randle's
Find, ridden by Robert Robey, and the
famous Sport Marvel, ridden by Mar
garet Cotter, outjumped Fenton M.
Fadeley's Lacquer Lady to take top
honors in the thoroughbred hunters
class. After picking up few second
prizes here and there Mr.. Randle got
back into the blue ribbon class when
he rode his Wiltshire to victory in the
hunter hacks event to beat out his
Sport Marvel, again ridden by Mar
garet Cotter.
Wins on Her Own Mount.
Miss Cotter dismounted her COM
petitors' entries long enough to ride
her own Rocksie to a thrilling victory
in the triple-bar class. Tied with sew
eral others after completing the diff
cult course once. she again went
around without tip to take first prize
at the direct expense Of Mr.. Randle's
So Long. ridden by William Shawn.
Mr.. Fadeley rode his Licquer Lady
into show money.
Charles Carrico, . bit chagrined at
the judges for being ignored in the
road hacks class, to the surprise Of
the spectators, took the blue ribbon in
the open hunters class with Recall.
Sport Marvel and Modern Melody took
second and third place, respectively.
The popular combination of Fenton
Fadeley and Lacquer Lady, coming
close all afternoon, finally crashed
through for = triumph In the touch
and-out class. Because of the poor
footing, none Of the horses in this
class showed to advantage, but when
it was all over the Washington couple
received the important ribbon. The
ever-menacing Sport Marvel gained
secondary award.
Junior Contests Popular.
The morning events were devoted to
junior riders and they proved poular
with the onlookers. Mercer Fadeley,
riding his fathers Headrock, won the
'horsemanship event" and John Keel
er. astride Fred Hughes Black Caddy,
took the touch-and-out class with a
fine display Of jumping. The road
hacks class went to Carroll Curran
on B. r. Smiths Pasty.
. Junior road hscks.won BY Patsy, B.
ward Taibert. '' 0' '0e" '" ~
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Mary. Mrs. Donald Bradley: third. Brown
Bonnet. Mrs. George Mueller:
HorsemanShlp eyent-Won BY Head
rock. Fenton M. Eadeley. ridden by Mercer
SoInseIman, ridden by June cuTren: third
:. Road hacks-Won by Randle's Find
Y. s; Rande; second. Primary. U. s
RaR. Rsndle; third. Modern Melody. Mrs. N. H
Thoroughbred hunterslWon by Sper,
Mr. Fadeley; no third award.
TRIBE bar-Won by RockSie. Margaret
Open hunters Won by Recall. Charles
Csrrico; second. Sport Masyel Mr. Randie
third Modern Melody Mrs. Mcdowell.
Ladies saddle-Won by Jack Lightning
G 2dden sssopd Sc
third. GRAY Rock. ID. Y: Mccarthy. ridden
Touch. and out-Won by LACQUER Lady
Mr; Fadeley; Ss second Sport Msrysl: Mr.
Fandls; ndHice third HEh Ho Ezs6eth steis
Melvin PeaXine; Mrs; Owen: SECOND, Belle
more. Mr.. Firror.
Hunter hacEsazwon, by wiltshire Mr.
Randle; second. Sport Marvel; MT. Randle;
=, Handy iumpers,,,Won BY Brown Bonnet
Mr: Fadeley: third. So Long Mr.. Randle
judges hunters and 1umper-,Mr. Ray
wart-R!chardson. Easton. Md Saddle
3. OMahoney. Orange. N j.: Mr. Thomas
T. Trodden ir;, Washinaton: Mr.. Horton
E. Gragg. Shelby. N. c.