Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-13
Ryder Cup Golfers vs. Pro Team Picked Him Proposed for Sazen
Capt. Wing, Rider Since Boy,
Becomes Champion Military
Equestrian With N. Y. Win

chest and rolled of. He was put
at the same pair of fences again
and this time he cleared the fifth,
but again ducked under the sixth
and the heavy pole again struck the
Chilean officers chest and arm with
resounding thud. The Chilean
pair then left the course voluntarily,
Maj. Yanez realizing the futility
of going further.
Capt. Wing and Democrat then
came into the ring and were
greeted with a thunderous ovation
by the throng, which had been
roofing" for the United States
officers involved in the champion
ship test with all the enthusiasm OF
football, baseball or fans OF any
other type of sports.
The pair negotiated the fences
with faults and a new champion
ruled the military world. 1t was the
first major competition won by the
United States team from Fort Riley
since the National, which closes a
weeks run tonight, got under way
last Thursday.
Yanez Rides Tonight.
1t was learned later that Maj
Yanez suffered a badly bruised arm
when Toqui carried him into the
ponderous pole fence. 1t was at first
feared the arm was broken, but a
check up at the first aid station
revealed no broken bones. He will
be able to ride in the International
Military Perpetual Challenge Trophy
event tonight, closing feature of the
National.
Golden Bow, shown by Arlington
Hall Junior College at Ballston, Va,
which placed second in the middle
weight hunters class the day before,
came up with another second last
night. Ridden by her owner, Nancy
Miller of Chicago. Golden Bow pick
ed up the red ribbon in the clash
for hunters other than thorough
breds.
Hi-Ho, owned by Lisbeth "Skippy'
Stieg of Washington, winner of three
secondary awards in the five-dav
knockdown and out championship
competition, was barely beaten for
the reserve championship in that
test last night by Fred w. Wettach
Jr.'s Plymouth Rock, finishing third
in the field The championship
went to Hi-Rock Farms Lady
Dimmes.
None Of the other exhibitors from
the Washington-Virgi Maryland
area was in competition yesterday
The Fort Myer team, inactive yes
terday, was to compete today IN the
Charles L. Scott Challenge Trophy
class, named for Maj. Gen. Scott
founder of Washington Inter-
American Horse Show and now
commander of the United States
First "Panzer" Division.
The Tuesday evening awards:
Class 100. knock. down-and-out cham
Rock FARMS ch. m. LADY D immes' reserve We
Rock
amateuzs to sriys51Firsi. 'Do S'' stables ie3
wood Creation second. Fair City Stables
b. g. Mickey Mouse, and b. G. King OF
the Lawn: third, Glenholme Farms b. g.
Coronet and b. g., Kings Courier; fourth
Glenholme Farms b m. Cassilis Dancins
Lady. and b m. Cassllis Minstrel.
Glass 10 $1,000 championship harness
horse stake-Champion Hawthorne Farm:
Stables bl G.. Winsleydale Pilot; reserve
Dodge Stables b. m. Honeysuckle Rose
third. Hawthorne Farms Stables b. g.
Wensleydale Wildhre: fourth. webster
knight, eds, b. e.. Broompark Duke; fifth
sixth. Dodge Stables b. m, Fleetwood
Verbena
Class rs. $3.50 championship fine har
ness horse steke-Champion. Jack Thomp
sons b. s. Noble Kalarama; reserve. Fai
City Stables b. m. Vanity: third. .Dods,
Stables bl. m, Night Flower; fourth Mr.
and Mrs. George P Mahoney's CHI G.
Chief Of Dun Wanderin: fifth, Mr. ant
Mrs. Harold R. Sawyers b. g.. American