Evening star., 1938-06-05
CARR|CO'S RECALL
|SDOUBLE VICTOR
Leads Adult Division in
Hotly Contested Riding and
Hunt Club Show.
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, yr.

ny AODLhl d. FulLLlfS, us
After a session Of sport In which
the honors were so evenly distributed
that only a soothsayer could predict
which horses would emerge with the
championship tricolors, the Riding and
Hunt Club was prepared today to wind
up its two-day meet at the Meadow
brook Club show grounds. In the
opening classes yesterday the tussis
FOR those valueless and invaluable
blue rosettes could only be marked
down as no-decision bout, for at
every turn new winner popped I'D
to claim the hunter or jumper &C.
colade, promising resolute renewal of
the struggle in today's eight classes.
Charles Carrico's Recall was the only
morse that won two blue ribbons in
the adult division of the show yes
terday, but one of those is not to be
counted toward the championship.
and so that is evidence of nothing in
particular. Had not Recall gone on
the wrong course during the working
nunter class, he probably would have
annexed another blue-and been we'll
OUT In front on point score, but that
Is merely a might-have-been that
never materialized.
Two Fadeleys Score.
AS a family, the name of FadeIey
came especially to the fore, because
Fenton Fadeley, well-known local
horseman, won one class with his good
mare. Lacquer Lady, and saw his son
Mercer acquire a few ribbons IN the
junior hunt classes, but once again
the results were not conclusive in so
far as today's championship awards
are concerned. The meet is to start
at l:3o pm. incidentally.
AS an individual, the most sensa-
tional horse of the day was Cherrie
Mckee's Lady Jack, which won the
knock down and-out class after one
OF the most spectacular jumping con-
tests held in this part of the country
since the Inter-American Horse Show.
The fences had been gradually raised
from 4 feet and 4 feet inches I'D to
> feet and s feet before the issue
was settled in this event, and the
survivors really had done some Jump
ing by the time Lady Jack marched
out to take the blue. The Fort Myer
horse show teams Temptation earned
second place and Lacquer Lady slipped
into third.
My Lassie Is Victor.
AS novelty, tops of the day was
the handy hunter course, which re-
qulred the horses to jump over chairs.
a rope tied between two posts, trick
brush fences and. indeed, everything
except their own shadows. The easy
winner here was Capt. John Meade's
My Lassie, the first horse over the
course and unquestionably the han
diest and most willing Of the lot.
Summaries:
Glass /. junior hacks-To be shown at
walk. trot and canter. First Question
naire. owned and ridden by Margaret Hill:
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Phantom Lady. Ann Hagner.
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Rock. owned by Fenton m Fadeley. ridden nebS bg
Mercer Fadeley; second. Diana. Capt. c. P.
Donaldson. Thomas Donaldson: third. Gold
fourth QUESTIONABLE. Margaret Hill, owner.
~. Class 3; junior hunters: outside course
Eirssi FL GOLD Vein. Elizabeth =, Marsh Mercer
Melody, Mrs. \. H Mcdowell, Elaine Nc
:, Class 4, Junior touch and out-rfrst.
Sky Rocket Al Kay. Eddie Talbert; second.
third Dams Gold, Maj. rogers Blair
Rogers; fourth. Gold Vein. Elizabeth Marsh.
owner.
Adult Division.
cbSrlss Class rrSa road hack haek-First Recall.
Mrs. Leslie Garter: fourth. Modern MELODY.
Glass 8, working hunters outside course
Better. Better 1t; comdr. William Justice Lee:
DeIIymore. United States Army.
NJ Class 2 open jumpingnErst; Rocksis.
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Kay: fourth. Lady Jack. Cherrie Mckee.
Glass s. Lightweight hunters-First.
puision. Betty couzens: third. Dandy Dandy jim.
Isabella Hart; fourth. Lady Jack. Cherris
Mckee.
Glass 9, Knock down and out-First,
Lady Jack. Cherrie Mckee; second. Temp
tation. Fort Myer horse show team: third
Lacquer Lady. Fenton Fadeley; fourth,
Black Caddy. Fred Hughes. jr
Glass 10. hunter hacks-First. Recall.
Charles Carrico: second. Repulsion. Betty
Couzens; third. Catalan Blue Elizabeth
Stieg; fourth. Dandy Jim, Isabella Hart
Glass IL, handy jumpers-First NV
Lassie. Capt. John Meade: second. Bonnie.
Betty Couzens: third. Hi Ho. Elizabeth
Sties; fourth. Tipperary Mary. Elizabeth
Stieg
Glass 12. open hunters-First. God
OWar. Mrs. John Pugh second. Catalan
Blue. Elizabeth. Stieg: third. Repulsion.
Hart