Evening star., 1942-05-31
Conquers 5onnyBoy,
Reserve Victor Of
Thrilling Card
Quarter Moon PrevuiIs
In Featured Event;
Can't Miss Wins
BY LARRY LAWRENCE

AOulSc lLdllOdu > oOllIly bOy dIlu Ic-
ceived the tricolor, Sonny Boy TAX
ing reserve.
The featured Manor Club Trophy
had large entry from the member
ship of the Manor Hunt composed
of riders who had hunted habitually
with that organization throughout
the last year. 1t was a spectacular
event, ridden in full hunting attire
and won by Anita Mammele's beau
tiful performer, Quarter Moon
which was given a superb ride by
DR.. j. B. Whitebread. Taking q
close second was Marian Curran's
Needmore. given a good ride by
Marian Curran, jr. Another Cur
ran horse, st. Patrick, received the
third ribbon and the second Anita
Memmele entry, Caddys Trump
was fourth.
The jumping events created the
greatest interest in the crowd of over
a thousand. Two spectacular gray
fencers, David Martins Cateer and
Arnold Lusby's Shadow, staged q
jumping duel in the triple bar class
that electrified the spectators.
Cateer Faultless in Jump Of.
In triple jump-off between the
two, the bars finally were raised to
5 feet and the spread to 7 feet be-
fore Cateer, masterfully ridden by
his owner, negotiated the hazardous
barriers without fault. Shadow
equally we'll ridden, cleared the first
jump but faulted at the second. Mr.
Lusby recently purchased Shadow
from the U. S. Randle stable and
entered him in the triple bar fol-
schooling experience. So well die
the handsome gelding show that ii
is logical to expect him to be fac
tor in future triple bar and oper
jumping events.
Cateer also won the handicap
jumpers. nosing out Anita Nam
mele's Caddy's Trump. sired by the
famous open jumper, Black Caddy
Mrs. Lee Counselman's Kristi, also
sired by Black Caddy. won the open
Jumper class over Louise Randall's
OOIlIlN
out, which required a couple OF
jump-offs before the winner was
determined, was taken by Hudson
and Shoch's Cody, which was ridden
capably by Bill Stevens, one of the
University of Maryland's celebrated
riders.
Hyglo Wins Ladies Hunter.
Hyglo, recently purchased by Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Bradley from Ruth
OKeefe, the well known Warrenton
horsewoman and breeder of fine
hunters, won the ladies hunter class
under the able hand of Mrs. Bradley
Louise Randall turned in fine
performance with her Sonny Boy to
take the working hunter over Mrs.
Dorothy Smiths st. Nick, in second
place, and DR.. Lyons Christine
third. Margaret Hills Yardstick
won the road hacks with Charles
Carrico's Recall placing second. but
Recall came back to win the hack
and hunter class over Betty Nc
Gowan's jeremiah.
The feature race, the Andrew j.
(Cy) Cummings Memorial. open to
hunters of registered or recognized
hunts and mounted by gentleman
riders in full hunting attire, was a
stirring 2-mile race over timber
There were three horses that con-
tended for first place throughout the
stiff going. William Carfs Sir
Rowdy. given splendid ride by
David Martin, set the pace for three
quarters of the race until he struck
at fence and went down. His rider
quickly mounted and was not too far
back for a third at the finish.
Dusty Miss Home First.
C. Boyd Keyes' Can't Miss, with
woodrow Hull up, and Marian Cur
rams Needmore, ridden by his son,
Marian Curran, jr., staged hippo
drome event at the finish with the
Keyes entry a length to the good
The Montgomery Plate, a 612
furlong fiat race, was taken by Gus
Ackerman's Dusty Miss which was
given a splendid ride by Monty
Ackerman. R. H. Retler's Loch
London with Eddie Gaghan up was
closing fast to take a second.
The Lone Oak was ia -furlong
event on the fiat and furnished the
closest finish of the day. Mr.. Beuh-
ler's Pendercerio was booted home
by C. Toothman a neck ahead OF
C. Boyd Keyes' Osofree ridden by
Woodrow Hull.
Junior road hacks-Won by Marian ,isi
curran's St. Patrick: second; MI and Mrs.
.rss snakshesfss tS WhS Gr fourth SRa sy
Green hanters.WOnd Won by s,I.t Dr; J. H. HIIig, M,
Ed,F snS GhTstPs bid ses1nd &4s porothg
St. Nick: fourth; Mr. and Mrs. Shaken
bergs Little Girl.
Junior hack and ~ Mr and
gar saret Aitcheson's Why; fourth, Louise
plses Gated Beanfy; eaassr"sa seeond 1s Nj Warner
humphreys sweetie Pie; third, Mrs; A: , H H;
Handicap jumpers-won by David Mar:
nns Bonns ; File; e9f fourth, louise Randall S
Road hacks-won by Margaret Hilrs
Yardstick; second. Charles Carricos Re.
fourth. Mr.. and Mrs. Snakenberg's Little
Junior working hunter-Won by Mrs.
rian ar0'cy currans 9A St. Patrick; third. Louise
Randalrs sonny R,,.l Boy; fourth Mrs. Lee
Open jumpers-Won BY Mrs. Lee Coun-
.elmsn's Kristi; second Louise Randall.s 5
Sonny Boy; third. DR.. John H. Lyons
Christine; fourth: L; H Welshs & aish anG H2s STy'
LIONS Christine; third, Margaret Hills
Yardstick; fourth, Mrs. Dorothy Smith
e' Triple bar.won BY David David N. Martins tin,
T Hammond Welsh's High Boy.
Working hunter-Won by Louise Ran
dall's Sonny Boy; second. Mrs. Dorothy
Smiths st. Nick; third, DR.. J. H. Lyons
Hack and hunter-won BY Charles H.
Gowan's Jerimiah: third Mrs. Dorothy
Smiths st. Nick; fourth, Louise Randall
Knockdown and out-Won By Hudson
siils Gratchino; THIRD; H, Wslsn's Welsh Roz HI
Manor Club Trophy-Won by Anita Anita
ssaTsf ioaa ou1h Hnsa
Mammele's Caddy's Trump.
Championship-Won by DR.. j: H. Ly-
ons' Christine; reserve, Louise Randaus s
Sonny Boy.
Andrew {. (cy) Cummings Memorial
Won by c. Boyd Keyes can't MISS; sec