Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-09-07
LABOR DAY
HORSE SHOW
CLASSY AFFAIR
Frank Wilson Wins On
Billy Barton In Triple Bar
And Knock Down Entry

A cloudy day sunshine, and rain
all put in their say at the seventh
annual Maryland Fox Hunters AS
ISOLATION horse show, held at
Brooke Johns Old Barn on Labor
Day, September 4.
Knock down ana out and the
triple bar classes proved to be as
thrilling as the steeple chase. It
was necessary for Frank Wilson
to jump his eight year old Billy
Barton well over five feet to defeat
a high jumping Virginia Girl.
The Maryland Fox Hunters class
was won by the spectacular three
year old Tahra owned by June
Curran and ridden by Marian
Curran, Sr.
After numerous jump-offs Cody
owned by Sligo Riding Stables and
ridden by Bill Stevens proved his
ability by taking first in the triple
bar over Bobby Vogle on Midnight
and Blanche Johnston's Good Time.
Results follow: Class / Pony
Saddle, 1872 under first Star Boy,
owned by David Bedding, ridden by
George Rexrade; second Spring
Hope, owned by Denny Ormitager,
ridden by Ralph Kirk; third Hot
Shot, owned by w. Fury, rider
Jack Devero; fourth, Tony owned
by o. w. Anderson, ridden by
Dicky Mills.
Class 2 Pony Saddle 14:2 under
first, Iron Duchess ! owned by
George Rexrode ridden BY Dean
Rathbourn; second, Star Roam own
ed by David Belding, rider Bucky
Magill; third, Star Way owned and
ridden by David Belding; fourth,
Iron Duke owned and ridden by
George Rexrode.
Class 8 Pony Jumping 1872
under first Napoleon, owner David
Martin, rider Bobby Geutbecker;
second Star Boy, owner David
Belding, Bucky Magill; third Dixie
owned and ridden by jamie PETER
korn; fourth, Beauty owned and
ridden by Bucky Magill.
Class A Pony Jumping 14:2
under first, Happy owned and rid
den by Harry Hamilton; second,
Good News, owned and ridden by
George Rexrode; third, Star Way
owned and ridden by David Beld-
ing; fourth, Nannette, owned and
ridden by David Martin.
Class 5 Junior Horsmanship
first, Tahra owned by June Curran,
ridden by Marian Curran, Jr.; Sec
ond Monty owned by L. A. Ran
dali, ridden by Joan Randall; third
Rock-Bye owned by Cockeral and
Cattlett, rider Happy Christmas;
fourth, Quarter Moon, owned by
Gloria Crowder ridden by Carroll
Curran.
Class 8 Pony Race, 1872 under
first, Bobby owned by Andrew
Boummel ridden by Carl Knuttz,
second Valiant owner Mrs. E. r.
Routt, rider Ralph Kirk; third Hot
Shot, owned by w. Fury ridden by
Jack Fury; fourth High Stop
owned by Mrs. Dorothy Grady rid
den by Thomas Harriss.
Class 7 Ladies Hunters: first,
Tahra, owned and ridden by June
Curran; second Sellmena owned by
George j. Mueller ridden by Jean
Brady; third, Sell-Mena owned
Bradley; third, Tell-Mena owned
and ridden by jamie Pepperkorn;
fourth Lady Jack owned by Gard
ner Hallman, ridden by Mrs. Hall
man.
Class 8 Park Riding Horses,
first Recall, owned and ridden by
Charles Carico; second Smoky Joe,
owned by DIR. Thibetian ridden by
Carroll Curran; third Deep Purple,
owned and ridden by Peggy Kriz;
fourth Lady May owned and ridden
by Charles Fletcher.
Class 9 Knock Down and Out :
first Billy Barton, owned and rid
den by Frank Wilson; second, Vir-
ginia Girl, owned and ridden by
Raymond Little End; third, Good
Times owned by Blanche Johnston,
ridden by Gay Kunkleman; fourth,
Sonny Boy, owned by Martha Lee
Randall, ridden by Joan Randall.
Class 10 Maryland Fox Hunters
first, Tahra owned by June Curran,
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