Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-24
Team Jumping, Final
Test, Settles Issue
By Eight Points
Henson, Patch, Rothbun
And Devereux Shine
For Winning Squod
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

Torrid competition marked the
sixth annual Landon School horse
show held yesterday on the school
campus at Bethesda, Md, where
more than 500 saw high riding
team from Woodrow Wilson High
School force Landon to supreme ef-
fort to take the jumping event
which determined the winner of the
Landon School perpetual trophy.
Before the team jumping, Landon
was leading II points to Wilson'S
g. AS this final event counted Is
points, Landon finished the show
with a 27-to-19 victory over Wilson,
Madeira Schools team trailed with
points.
Laura Ann Hughes starred for
Wilson, plotting Margaret Hills
Yardstick to win in the road hack
and the hack and hunter classes and
a third in the green hunter. Paired
with Bob Leutbecher on Jacks
Queen, she rode Deep Shadow for a
second place in the pair hunter
class and had clean performance
In the team jumping contest.
Landon Has Sturdy Quartet.
Bob Leutbecher was another
mainstay of the Wilson team, tax
ing a blue and minor awards.
Bobby Hanson, Billy Patch, Dean
Rathbun and Joe Devereux &C
counted for most of Landon's score.
Hanson took the junior hunter and
shared first in the hunter pairs
with Patch and placed fourth in
the knock doWn-and-out. Patch,
after jumpoff. took the tricky
knock down and out and was
fourth in both the Junior hunter
and open jumpers. Rathbun, rid
ing Maize Mac, accounted for the
open jumper, placed second in the
green hunter and third in the
knock down and-out.
There was considerable interest
in the riding Of the Norwegian
Princesses Aristide and Ragnhild,
who competed for Whitehall School
in the intermediate and beginners
classes. Both rode we'll and Prin-
cess RagnhilG took a fourth ribbon.
Landon Loses Coach.
Eric Atterbury, riding master at
Landon through two successful
years of coaching, is leaving the
school. During his regime, Landon
has been In seven scholastic team
matches and won all but one.
Summaries:
Intermediate hoEsems nship, girlssMsEon
By MarsaIet B Smith second PHYLLIS
intermediate horsemanship, boys-won
by Paul F. segal; second, Joe Devereux;
third GsO orsev Otto Me'iander' fourth
BesinneE horsemanshiD: gIElsmvon BY
Barbara Meleny; fourth. Princess Rasn-
Beginner horsemanship. boys--won by
CLYDE Aerring; second II, Tim I'M, bhe sfsnh.n
Wasserman.
Novice horsemanship, over fenceSWen
third. Penelope cTossiey; fourth, Dew
Road hacks-Won BY Yardstick, owned
ridden by Billy Patch; third Grand Flu
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osned By Eva Rabbit Hidden By Bob
becher third, Peter Pan. owned and ridden
by Mara coffey; fourth, Indian Boy. owned
Hack and huntsr-Won by Yar tasecd
HoI Hill ridden and BY rddsh By
third. Jacks Queen, owned BY Rabbit,
ridden by Lsgtbeeher; ..h fourth Dianna'
ov Gseen BY RaB5 fdde ny
second. Maize Mac. owned BY Mrs. Alex
ander; ridden BY Rathbun; third Yarast leS
Kesteven, owned and ridden py Jimmy
Bog SxnsS and RIDDEN By
n Pe third Ps Maize Svn Nae s oWned S
Study MCGEE. owned and ridden by Bobby
owned Tad'0l ana aun ridden BY Aanson; second,
Lois NJ, owned and ridden by Elizabeth
N. Cabot third, Jacks Queen. owned BY
g ESs r csaed 81 81 p.a ssad 1dd
HpntsE psirsmwon bly, sy s,s ,a. on I,d lid
By Hanson; second. ,Deep shadow. ridden
BY Hughes, and Jacks Queen, ridden BY
third Chico 5idGfm by t Patth
and Jlsss: ridden 3 cs 1SSsts;,n.~won b,
1anaon nnda ssh1 Boy 9dden By
Maize Mac, ridden by Rathbun; BUDDY
MCGEE, ridden by Hanson. and Honey
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and Deep Shadow. ridden by Hughes).