Evening star., 1938-03-16
TANBARK HONORS
TO TWO FAMILIES
Indoor Season Ends With
Luebbermann and Puqh
Clans Dominant.
By JACK ALLEN.

A rather tightly knit> organization
the Luebbermann and Pugh families
had the Capitals tanbark champion
ship situation we'll in hand today fol-
lowing the running of the fourth and
final horse show of the winter series
at Fort Myer.
Compilation Of points made before
q gaudily attired Army sergeant
brought the indoor season to q real
istic end last night by playing taps
showed representatives Of those fami-
lies to be the winner Of both the
championship and Reserve champion
ship awards in the hunter and open
jumper divisions.
Capt. Henri A. Luebbermann's
Billy Do. while failing to break into
the circle of ribbon winners in last
nights events. was presented with the
hunter championship and the Reserve
rosette in the open jumping division
on the strength of points scored of his
sensational performances in the first
three indoor meets.
Open Title to Sir Conrad.
Sir Conrad, owned by 1t. John RAM
sey Pugh, Sd, took the open jumper
title, while Tandem. owned by Mrs
Pugh, the former Louise Myers OF
Washington. scored five points to earn
the Reserve championship in the
hunter section.
The student team jumping trophy
which brought Pennsylvania Military
College and Virginia Military Insti-
tute here this winter to compete
against teams from Gunston Hall
School and Arlington Hall College for
Girls, went to the Keystone State in
stitution.
Penn Military won the concluding
competition last night, when 1t made
only IA faults to give 1t q score of 68
faults for the season. v. M. I. COM
mitted 16 faults to finish second last
night and earn similar ranking for
the season, during which it faulted
16l times.
Mrs. Pugh, on Tandem, won the
open hunters and placed fourth in
the hunter hacks with the 6-year-old
son Of BY Hisself- Chatter. Another Of
her horses, God O. War, a grandson
of the great Man O. War, finished
second among the hunter hacks un-
der her husbands handling.
Sir Conrad Wins Again.
Sir Conrad, which scored II points
in open jumping events during the
indoor season, came through another
blue ribbon performance in the handi-
cap jumping class, feature event on
the program. but was hard pressed
by E. s. Holloway's Hi Boy, ridden by
William Washburn. Sir Conrad had
3 faults and Hi Boy, 4.
Although Capt. Luebbermann could
not place Billy Do among the rib
bon winners, he scored with the
United States Governments Sandy,
veteran Of many show campaigns in
this sector Sandy won the touch and
out from a large field and was third
In the handicap jumping class. =
The summaries:
Student team jump,ne-Won BY Penn.
second. Virginia Military Institute: Lex.
!assf Wssh!nston: feurth nh,S Xriinston % Han Col
lege. Ballston. Va.
Hunter hacks-Won by Wilscher. owned
BY U. s: Randle and ridden by Shirley
Payne sesond God q rga.n var Owned by MIS-
third. Castellon. owned and ridden BY
and ridden by Mrs j. r. Pugh. I'd.
Touch and out-Won by Sandy. owned
BY U: S: Government and ridden. by Capt
Henri A. Leubbermanr; second. TilSon.
owned by u. s. Marine Corps and ridder
by 1t; c. B. MCCLELLAN; fourth: Comanche
open ,hunters-Won By Tandem. owned
and ridden by Mrs. J. r. Pugh. Sd: second
Piedmont. owned and ridden by. H. H
Semmes: third. Dansoux. owned and ridder
by Capt. Herbert Becker: third. Clipped
Wings. owned by U. s. Government and
ridden by 1t. c. B. Mcclellan: fourth. Co
manche. owned and ridden by 1t. Clark
Lynn.
Handicap jumpins--won by Sir Conrad
owned and ridden BY 1t J. r. Pugh, Sd
second Hi Boy. owned by E. 8. Holloway
and ridden by william Washburn: third
Sandy owned by U. 8. Government and
ridden BY Capt. Henri A. LuebbermAnn:
fourth. MY Lassie, owned and ridden by
Capt. John Meade.
Hunter champion-Billy Do. owned by
Capt ca Henri A. Luebebrmann; M reSerye
Open jumping champion-sir Conrad
owned by 1t. j. r. Pugh. Sd. reserve cham
pion.. Billy Do. owned by Capt. Henri A.
LeubbermanH.r
Student team jumping champion-Penn-
sylvania Military College: reserve cham
pion. Virginia Military Institute.