Evening star., 1938-05-20
SHOW At LAND0N
HAS NINE EVENTS
Competition in Affair for
Juniors Will Start at
Noon Tomorrow.

The Landon School Junior Horse
Show will be held tomorrow at the
school grounds near Edgemoor, with
the first class called at noon
A licensed exhibition under the aus
pices of the American Horse Show
Association, Inc.-the meet will include
nine classes. among them an inter-
school team jumping contest won last
year by the McDonough School of Bal
timore.
Glass No IA junior riding class for
children who have not reached their llth
birthday: mounted on a, horse or pony
with suitable manners. 20 be shown at walk
and trot., Riders Will be JUDGED on seat
ana hands, and ability to control Their
mounts.
Glass No, "---Juniors who have reached
their nth birthday, but not their 10Th:
mounted on a horse or pony with suitable
manners. 70 be shown at walk. trot and
canter. Riders Will be Judged on seat and
Glass No. Open to entries who have
not reached their 10th birthday to be shown
over eight Jumps no, 10 exceed IL moun ~
Glass No. 4-Juniors who have reached
mounted 51 a On aua horse e with a suitable
TO be shown at walk. trot and canter.
Riders will be judsed on seat and hands.
Juniors ss who have not reached their 10th
TO be 81 shown Svsr ar nebes
in height. Manners and performance OF
the horse. 30 per cent; horsemanship' 81
Glass No 6. A. S. P. c. A. horsemanship
event-Championshp trophy Of the Ameri-
can Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
The purpose of this event is to emphasize
to young riders the Importance Of Kindness
and gentleness in handling their mounts;
Children. amateurs. who have not reached
jumps not over 3 feet high to be Judged
on performance over the fences and on seat
throuehout the whole course. jumping faults
not 10 be counted. Each rider to chanse
Contestant once winning the A S P c. A.
ho-semanship event is barred from Compel
ing for the 4. s p C. stouh A. horSemansnip i
season. A winner Of the first prize in this
class will be eligible to compete IN n, the
Any contestant who has won an A. S. P. c;
A. horsemanship event at the National
tlcipation in the A. S. P. c. A. horseman-
Class No; :; a: s. P; c, A. IS, good hands h an
Animals Donated by Richard yelling. The
purpose Of this event is to emphasize to to
and gentleness in handling their mounts.
Saddle horses or ponies to be ridden, by
those famateurs) who have not reached
their 18th birthday: horsemanship only e
hands and seat" general management and
control of the. horse. Each rider, to change
mounts at the discretion of the Judges.
Contestant once winning the A; S. P. C.
A good hands event IS barred fro from !, com. m
cup at other horse shows during the sea-
son. The. American Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals is strongly
opposed to continuance of the, custom OF
setting up the. tails of saddle horses. No
contestant shall compete on horse whose
rule should be borne in mind A winner
OF the first prize in this G lass will be
A. S. P. c. A. good hands class at the Ma
testant who has won an 4, s. P; G: A.
good hands even. ,t,, at the National Horse
Glass No. 8, touch and out-Open to
riders who have reached their 1th birth
shown over eisht Jumps at 8 feet; i IN
In case of further tie. to be raised to q
maximum Of 3 feet inches. refusal or
Class No. 9. the inter-school team jump
ing-Open to one team from each school.
Team to consist of not more than four
sinsiy, the best three performances to be
have reached their 1Ith but not their 10th
to be shaTn eight not
scored as follows: Hind tick. IA: front tick.
|: hind knockdown. 2: front knockdown. g.:
first refusal. ]; second refusal :: third re-
Mote In this class there can be no du-