Evening star., 1944-05-09
GreenhoIeh and EdeI Stables
Set Pace in Foxcroft Show

| Grey Simon, turned in a beautiful
round under the able hands of Mrs.
Edel to take the ladies' hunter, best
ing C. Archer Smiths Hydrodex
Then with his stable-mate, Simon S
Shadow, made a circuit of the out
side course, jumping abreast in per-
feet stride to take the blue in the
pair class. Billy Do and Big Boy
provided their stiffest competition,
taking second place. Two teams
from Foxcroft, Mary Frances Penny
on Cinders and Mary P. Snow on
Sand Man and Theo Winthrop on
Shears and Demaris Velie on
Kingstree took well-earned third and
fourth places, respectively.
The working hunter event with 81
entries found the Madison Square
Garden winner, Mrs. Gardner
Primes Pappy with young Eve Prime
aboard taking the blue and Billy
Do the red ribbon. Pappy earlier
had placed second to DR.. L. M.
Aliens handsome Clifton's Glory in
the hunter hacks which was jam
packed with 48 contestants. Sum-
maries:
Angus. second, Elizabeth white on Doro-
thy: third. jeanne Herbert on Mischief
Bssinners' ridins@Won BY suzanne
Gartner on kitty; second, Barbara Gould
on Mischief; third. Frances Pierson on
Besinners' .jumping-Won by Gloria
Felch on Mischief; second, suzanne Cart
ner on Dorothy; third, Minkie Cheston
Younger girls contest-Won by Carol
Penney on Sonny Jim; second, Mary Anne
Starr on Silver Fig; third, Marp P. Snow
on on Arcola; fourth Damaris velie on Kings
Older girls contestAwon by Carol
Penny on Hydrada, second, Mary Frances
Wrightsman on Fresh Paint; fourth, Abbie
Gre aTsble saxsrd-won By Marie williams:
second, Nancy Rockefeller third, Elsa
Hurlburt; fourth. Katherine LeRendre.
Whitney award-Won by Shirley Foer-
Pony hacks-won by Pamela and Caro-
line Reeds Storm Pearl: second, M p
Snow,s Plum: third. Pamela and Caroline
eony Kan hnaesp sa5th GaTS oy by bNahsy
Nancy; third. Pamela and Caroline Reed 5
Ssorm Hns resE; fourth Pamela and Caro-
Hunter hacEs-won BY DR.. L. M. Aliens
SuIton Glory. second, Mrs. e. Gardner
r rrrime.s Pappy; third; Or. J. Wesley Eders
haishs s PGn Riiny 1oortn' 6o MIS- George p Green
Suitable to become hunter-won by
Lackie Blackie, N North Fletcher, agent:
second, c. oliver Iselin's Meadowlark;
thlrd, Mr. and Mrs. George p Green
Mg Mnaighs Coral Sea; fourth, Llargolen's
Troop officers jumping-won, by Alex
andra Ewing, on Rosabella; second, Shir
ley Foerderer, on Dorothy; third MoIlie
Rlcnardson, on Tar Boy; fourth, Amanda
Cadwalader, on Pepwood.
open Jumping-Won by Mrs. Green
nslgns n Big Boy; second, Mrs. Alex Cal
yerts Egg Nog: third, Shirley Foerderer's 5
| rock.
Green hunters-Won by the Green
9a1ghS 9a1f1h! PoItmaker; second, G. Archer
TON Glory; fourth. Count. Andrew.
ono, Billy Do; third, Woodrock: fourth,
| Grey Simon.
Hunt teams-Won by the Greenba,eb,s
| team OF Big Boy, Billy Do and Portmaker.
second, Frances Cheston, on Dutton; Jane
BaldWln, on Battle Day. and Mary Frances
Fenney, on Dedorick: third, Laura Leonard
on Dinner Dress: Margaret Richardson, on
CapcnleI. and Anne Legendre, on Mischief
| Iourth, Mary Anne Starr. on Silver Fig.
Allx Wilo, on Shot Gun, and Carol Penney,
| on Hydrada.
Ladies hunters-Won by Grey Simon:
second. Hydrodex; third Count Andrew;
fourth, Miss Charlotte Nolans Rokeby.
- Pair cIass-Won by Grey Simon and
| 5lmon,s Shadow; second, Billy Do and Big
Soy: third, Mary Frances Penney, on Gin
GERS. and Mary P; Snow, on Sand Man;
tourth Theo Winthrop, on Shears, anc
Demaris Velie, on Kingstree.