Evening star., 1940-11-12
Intro-Americon Trophy Taken
BY Crack Fort Myer Team
At National Horse Show

terday afternoon when Golden Bow
Nancy Miller of Chicago, placed sec
ond in the middleweight hunters
competition.
The Arlington Hall students hun
ter, although beaten by the blue
ribbon winner, Jacqualin A Gal
ways Lord Highland, from Roches-
ter, N. Y, bested many of the best
hunters in the national, including
two former national hunter cham
pions.
Golden Bow Springs Surprise.
Chatter Chat, owned by Mrs. Els
worth Augustus of Willoughby. Ohio,
title holder in 1886, was third in
the class, while Illuminator. owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Untermyer
of Greenwich, Conn, the 1889
champion, was out of the ribbons.
Chatter Chat was ridden by Mrs.
Cary Jackson OF Keswick, Va.
Golden Bows ribbon winning ef-
fort surprised many Virginians ac-
quainted with the horse. for when
it came to Fritz Kleemann, riding
instructor at Arlington Hall, -four
weeks ago it was regarded as a
hot-headed and unruly horse:
Kleemann, though. assigned Susan
Rinehart of Charlottesville, Va
daughter of Lorenzo Rinehart OF
Pennington Hunt, and another Ar
lington student, TO school COLLEEN
Bow and she soon converted 1t into
a quiet and easy-going mount.
Lisbeth (Skippy) Stieg of Wash
ington won another ribbon in the
fourth days running of the knock
doWn-and-out competition for civil
ians with her chestnut mare Hi-Ho
giving her three ribbons in the FIVE
day test, which comes to an enc
today.
The international individual mill
tary championship class tonight is
limited to officers of the United
States. Mexican, Chilean and Cuban
teams which competed in the inter-
national team matches won by
Mexico.
Each team will be limited to three
horses, but their mounts and riders
will not be nominated until post
time at $40 pm.
Notes on the Show.
Notes on the National-Huntley
Glen, fine open jumper owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Haggin Perry
Gotham, Va, suffered a splint ir
schooling for the National and hac
to be left at home. The brown
mare, open champion ut the Wash.
ington Horse Show last spring, Will,
the property of Nancy Marie Shaw
of Devon, Pa, was one of the out.
standing entries in the National.
| jumping events and her absence /!
disappointing to her followers. Mrs
James c. Hamilton Of Warrenton
Va, who judged the childrens goot
hands and horsemanship-in in Jump.
ing classes here, revealed today sht
has sold her mare. Golondrina, tt
Mrs. George Garrett of Washington
The latter's daughter Elaine will bs
given Golondrina as debut present
this year. The 5-year-old mare
daughter Of Dunlin, is a successful
ring campaigner and number,
among her titles the championship.
Of the Orange (Va) and Sewickley
(PaD shows and the reserve cham.
pionships at Culpeper, Va, and tn.
Stonelea show at Warrenton, bu
with the transfer Of papers sh,
will no longer be seen in competi.
ton. Miss Garrett plans only ;,
hunt her gift" William Wash.
burn Of Washington, who formerly
rode for DR.. Larmour Oyster O
Chevy Chase and other Capita
exhibitors, is handling the horses
Of Walbri Hall Farms, Bloomfiele
Hills. Mich, property Of Susan ant
Janey Briggs. daughters Of Waite
Briggs, Detroit Tigers owner. Char
ley Lewis, also q Washington rider
who won the Columbus Horse SHOW
hunter title at washington thi
fall with Royalty II, is handling th'
horses Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Unter.
myer, Greenwich, Conn, including
Illuminator, 1899 national hunter
champion.
Summaries:
Class 1O-D, knock -down-and-out cham
pionahip tfve-day competitionl fourth da!
First Ei,E9ck F3Tmss Lady piMMmfifi pMmnlii
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