Evening star., 1941-08-03
Glamour Man PAGES
Green Hunter LOT
In Early Going
Fodeley Entries Shine
In Exhibition Ending
At Meudowbrook Today
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

III OlC nOJ ram! Inc JlIlX U1dC mas
pursued Columbus horse shows fol
the past two years failed to put ir
an appearance yesterday and as re.
suit a large crowd was treated to one
Of the best days sport ever at the
Meadowbrook show grounds or
East West highway. The exhibition
will wind up today, starting at II
am.
One of the most distinguished
entry lists ever to perform at
Meadowbrook yesterday competed
for the liberal cash prizes, trophies
and championships. Honors in the
Ia classes were so evenly distributed
that no stables hunter or jumper
stood out prominently enough to
warrant q prediction of superiority
in championship chances at the end
of today's running.
There are some likely candidates,
however. Mrs. M. E. Whitney's The
Bear is leading for the conforma-
ton hunter championship with 14h
points, while Betty Couzen's Re-
pulsion has II points. For the work
ing hunter championship, Mrs.
whitney Strong Tea is in front with
II points, followed by Fenton Fade
iey's Headrock with an accumula-
ton of points.
Glamour Man Likely Champion.
The most likely winner of cham
pionship to take a lead yesterday Is
Mrs. D. N. Lees Glamour Man with
II points toward the green hunter
tricolor. Glamour Man is threat
ened by Ruth OKeefe's ODoc with
7 points. In the jumper division.
Capt. C. 3. McClelland's Smacko Is
In front with points, fillowed by
Fadeley's Skippy with I.
Higlo, owned by Miss OKeefe and
we'll ridden by her. was judged the
best mount to carry an equestrienne
over the hunting country and
merited the blue ribbon from field
of spectacular fox chasers. Among
other stars, Higlo defeated Mrs.
Whitney's The Bear.
Miss OKeefe's highly favored
ODoc, ridden by Alex Calvert, won
the important green hunter stake.
outscoring Miss Couzen's recent pur-
chase, Spanish Oak.
The big jumping event of the
afternoon session, the modified
Olympic, had a star-packed entry of
%. Capt. c. B. McClelland's Madi-
son Square Garden winner, Smacko,
In two jump-offs showed he was
superior over the tough barriers.
Fadeley Horses Sparkle.
Capital fans were pleased to see
the Fadeley horses back in the blue
ribbons. Shortly after Mercer Fade
lev had taken the working hunter
class, his father Fenton in a drawn
out jump-off with three Fort Myer
horses won the touch-and-out.
Winning his second blue of the
day by out-performing other hunters
that actually follow the hounds,
The Bear, ridden by Norman Hay
maker, rated so high in conforn1a-
ton, quality. substance and sound
ness as to take the qualified hunter
Class IIOIT q u DIN llCiu.
Hi Ho Silver. Peggy SIMPSONS
smooth performer of great power,
ably ridden by Newton Mayo, over
came the opposition of the local
contingent to win the open jumper
class.
Black Caddy Is Victor.
The Breezer, first of the days
open jumping classes. turned out to
be anything else but" with 23
star fencers trying for first money.
Three jump-offs were required be-
fore 1t. Fred j. Hughes, jr.'s, &c
centric stallion, Black Caddy, out
jumped Mrs. Polly Stokes person.
ality horse, Freckles.
In the working hunter class, with
performance the only determining
factor. Fadeley's reliable Headrock,
ridden by son Mercer, showed the
way. D..
Mrs. Lees looking Clam
our Man started toward the green
hunter championship by taking the
mornings green or novice hunter
class. The capable chestnut geldlng
was ridden by Aubrey Fishback TO
win over the Randles' Gee Ray Bee
and Rascality in second and third
places.
Model huntsrswWon by aens The sear G,smne7 oTnsq
Man, owned by Mrs. D.. N. Lee thlTe'
Jag, owned by Betty Couzens fourth
Troop, owned by Mr.. and Mrs. q. O.
Open hunters-won by Repulsion. owned
by Betty Couzens; second. The Bear owned
ovned W BY Mrs. whitney,
The sreezer-Won by Black caddy.
ewnsd By rSrt Mger ,sa horse Sv shEx MTs tssm eoy
Stokes: Stokes third. skippy owned by Fenton M;
Fadeley: fourth, Dams Rocksand. owned
By Florence FitzSerald; .
owned f5gr by renton NJ. Fadeiey second, His-
10, owned by Ruth B OKeefe; third.
Cherry Bounce. owned by Mrs. whitney
" Green q rec or novice hunters under saddle
Won by Glamour Man. owned by Mrs
Lee; second, Gee Ray Bee owned by MI
sR sRd M Mr' and 'fs, Mrs, Randle tourth, Cherry
Bounce. owned by Mrs. whitney.
Amateurs hunters.Won by Troop
u Repuision. m owned BY Miss couzens; third
gear owned by Mrs. Whitney.
Touch and out-Won by Skippy, owned
By Fadeley; second, Smacko. owned by Fort
Myer horse show team; 18th third dioF Reckless
fourth, Black Beauty, owned by Fort Myer
oualifed hunters-won by The Bear,
owned by Mrs. Whitney: second, Repulsion.
owned by Miss Couzens; third. Troop,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Randle; fourth,
Open jumpers--Won by Hi He, Silver,
Marvel. owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Randle;
third, Way owned by Dorothy Lee Coun-
selman; fourth, Smacko, owned by Fort
Myer horse show team.
Working hunters-Won by Strong Tea,
ewned by Mrs. Whitney; second. Repulsion,
owned oy MT: Fadeley; fourth Hislo, owned
cIemour ssn Nan nov1se owned BY Mrs Leo seo
ord, Gee Ray Bee. owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Randle; third. David. owned by Jackie
warren; fourth, Show Girl. owned by
Womeris hunters-Won by Higlo, owned
by Miss O'Keefe; second, The Bear, owned
by Mrs whitney; third. Troop owned by
Mr., and Mrs. Randle; fourth. Swede.
owned by Riran Mckinney.
Modified Olympic-Won by Smacko,
owned by Fort Myer horse snow team;
second streamline. owned I3y By Fort is Myer
owned by Miss Sampson: fourth. Black
Caddy owned by Fort Myer horse show
Working hunters-won by Strong Tea,
owned by Mrs. Whitney; second, Troop;
owned by Mr.: and Mrs Randle; third, Tran
Bird, owned by Capt. and Mrs. J. g. Min
feurth Nsrrettp nUnad hV Mr.