The Washington times., 1938-02-23
I UE B BE RMANN
STANDS OUT IN
Fl. MYER SHOW

Capt. Henri A. Luebbermann
was the standout in the annual
Washington Birthday horse show
at the riding hall, Fort Myer, last
night when he captured three
events with his great jumper Bill
Do.
Luebbermann took first place in
class 2, fault and out; added an
other in class 8. pair Of park or
road hacks, and added q third
first when he captured the class 4
working hunters. All events were
scored with Bill Do, with Captain
Luebbermann riding.
In the Glass /, student team
jumping, Arlington Hall College
team No. l finished first with
Pennsylvania Military College Sec
ond and Virginia Military Instt-
tute third. Arlington Hall team
No. 2 was fourth.
In Glass 5, handicap jumping,
Sir Conrad, owned and ridden BY
Lieut.. John Ramsey Pugh, finished
first with Red Cloud, owned by
the U. s. Government and ridden
by Capt. John L. Hines, second.
The victorious Arlington Hall
team, coached by F. C. Kleeman,
included Nancy Tucker, Of Bed
ford. Va, on so Long; Gwen
Rogers, of Chattanooga, on Royal
Barton; Carol Norton, Of White
Plains, N X, on King Rock, and
Anne Hangner, Of Chevy Chase.
on Kismett.
Student team championship-won By
Arlington Hall College team No.
1 $50 Long. owned by 2. G. Kleema1
Barton, owned and ridden BY Gwen
Rogers; King Rock, owned by +. c.
Kleeman and ridden by Carol Norton;
Kissmet. owned by r. V. Kleeman and
Military College, Chester. Pa. (Airtlight,
Hogan; Domino, owned by Penna Milf
tary and ridden by Cadet Harold Smith;
Triumphant, owned by Thomas McKsL excl
welland; Bojang, owned by Thomas Nc
Kelvey and ridden by Cadet william
Derr), third. Virginia Military Inati.
tute, Lexington, Va. lNo. 81, ridden BY
Cadet Frank Parker: No. 1877, ridden by
Cadet Harrison Hubert; No. %, ridden
by Cadet orville Vandeusen, all horses
owned by v.M.I). fourth. Arlington
Hall College team No Isra1dSnia: Gss:
Colonel, owned by +. c. Klseman, rid
den by Barbara Brown; Lady Huntmers,
owned by F. G; Reeman' ridden by
ran-National Cathedral School for
Girls (Questionnairs. owned and ridden
by Margaret Hill; Happy Dazs, owned
and ridden by Mary NJ. Jackson; Step
by Jane Davis Bouncing Bess. owned
by j. J. Burns was scratched); also
Iran-Gunston Hall easy Money, owned
and ridden by Anne Titus; Real Money.
Jane Wells; READY Money. owned By
]. ]. Burns and ridden by Mary Willis;
Powder. owned by j. J. Burns and
ridden by Beverly Eastleyl.
Fault and Out GGhampionship Series
ridden by Capt. Henri A. Luebbsrmnn; !;
second, Sir Conrad, owned and ridden
by Lieut. John R. Pugh; third. Broom
field. owned and ridden by Capt <. Q.
Hoge: fourth. Sandy, owned by u. B.
Government and ridden by Capt. Henri
A. Luebberman.
Pairs of Park or Road Hacks-won by
Billy Do, owned and ridden by Capt.
Henri A. Luebberman and Dansoux.
owned and ridden by Capt. John Mendes
second, Tandem and God O. War. owned
and ridden by Lieut.. and Mrs. John r.
PuEh; third, Phantom Lady, owned and
ridden by Anne Hagner and Gay Markes.
owned and ridden by Capt. c. II. Reed;
fourth, BiskrameI, owned and ridden By
Capt. ]. L. Hines and Jinwich. owned
| by Gen. Leon B. Kroner and ridden by
Jane Kroner
Glass 4, Working Hunters-First. Billy
Do, owned and ridden by Capt. Henri A.
Luebbermann; second, Randle Light,
owned by u. s. Randle and ridden by
Shirley Payne; third. sphynx, owned by
the u. s. Government and ridden by
Miss Anne johnson; fourth, Derrymore.
owned by the u. 9. Government and
ridden by Mrs. Leslie Carter.
Glass 5. Handicap Jumping-First, Sir
Conrad. owned and ridden by Lieut..
John Ramsay Pugh; second, Red Cloud,
owned by the u. 8. Government and
ridden by Capt. John L. Hines; third,
Brandonia. owned and ridden by Miss
Frances Grouse; fourth. Clipped Wings,
owned by the U. 8. Government and
ridden by Lieut.. McLelland.