Evening star., 1942-04-10
Golfer Estate Scene
OF WeII-Rounded
Event Sunday
.Shorpest Competition
Expected in Hunter
And Jumper Tests
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

Ano Jumper tests
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.
One of the largest and choicest
entry lists ever sported by a local
spring horse show will crowd the
arena at Jolea Farms, the Travilah
(Md.) estate of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Cotter, next Sunday, when at $50
am. the first class will be called in
an important equine event sponsored
by the Montgomery County Chapter
Of the Red Cross.
Exhibitors from Virginia, Mary
land and the District have been at
tracted by the Is well-arranged
classes and the splendid trophies
that have been donated for each
event. Consequently, the top hunt
ers and jumpers Of this locality are
to perform, that the motor corps OF
the Montgomery County Chapter
may have a new car.
There are two junior events, a
green hunter class and a school
team feature on the morning pro-
gram. The latter, an mterscholastic
team jumping class, will be con-
tested keenly by two teams from Ar
lington Hall College for Girls, the
Landon Schools crack quartet, the
McDonogh School Of Baltimore S
team of boy riders, and the Ma
tional Park College has entered Its
outstanding team Of girl riders.
Randle Enters Half Dozen.
Competing for honors in the f1ve
hunter events are entries from Mrs.
E. Douglas Primes Warrenton
Stable including her Madison
Square Garden champion Pappy,
Little Miss and other stars. U. S.
Randle is entering half dozen OF
his best hunters headed by Gee Ray
Bee, champion hunter of last Sun
days Chevy Chase show. Charles
Carrico is showing his champion
Recall and two other hunters. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Bryant OF Alexan-
dria. Va, have entered four Of their
good hunters, including Dominic
You, which recently arrived from
their winter workout at Camden, S.
c. in time to take ribbons in the
Chevy Chase show. Also vieing are
1t. and Mrs. Alvin Kay's Lucky Eel
low. winner of the open hunter and
reserve hunter championship at
Chevy Chase, Charles Fletcher's
Nanette, Edward Halls Recruit and
Norman Clark's Little John, the
spectacular hunter so popular with
Capital fans when he was ridden
in local shows by his former owner,
Col. Charles B. Lyman.
A hunter that will receive and
merit much attention is Ballela,
the recent purchase of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mueller, which arrived FRI
day from New York. Ballela was
one of the prominent conformation
and working hunters in the East last
season. .--.---
Equally favored by superior talent
are the open jumper classes. The
handicap jumper, the modified
Olympia, open jumper and knock
down and out should see some keen
competition when such clever
fencers as 1t. and Mrs. Alvin Kay's
celebrated Smacko, David Martins
big jumping Cateer, Mickey Magill's
amazing little Gratchino, Margaret
Cotter's national champion Rocksie
and King Rock, Joe Pohzel's Ran
dies Way, Haskell Gray's Mr.. Tay-
lor, Bill Stevens Cody, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Bogley's Ringmaster, Mrs. Lee
Counselman's Kristi, and Eddie Tai
bert's Good Friday meet in the same
ring.
Will Display Fox Hounds.
Recent arrivals in Washington
who are new to the hunt country
will have an opportunity to see how
a pack of fox hounds works at the
Jolea show. The Potomac Hunts
grand pack of 18 couples will per-
form over the outside course and
in the ring under the able hand Of
huntsman Floyd C. Kane. Follow
ing the hounds will be the Master
of Hounds DR.. Fred Sanderson and
members of the Potomac Hunt in
full hunting regalia, pink coats and
all.
One of the most attractive classes
on the program is the pair OF hunt
ers which will be run over the outside
course. The riders will be In hunt
ing attire and will alternate in set
ting the pace.
Pappy, mamma and the kids; sis
tiers and brothers and all the mem
bers OF various families will ride
in the family class for handsome
trophy donated by Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Cotter.
The keenest rivalry will be for
the championship awards In the
hunter and jumper divisions. The
champion hunter will receive a
trophy donated by Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur j. Phelan, while the winner
Of the tri-color in the jumper classes
will be presented with a trophy DO
mated by Eugene Smith.
Jolea Farms is located on the
Travillah pike, which connects River
road and the Rockville pike (U. s.
28) at a point 31s miles beyond
Rockville, Md. Signs will point the
wav to the show grounds.