Evening star., 1945-09-10
By LARRY LAWRENCE.


dies Trump was in top form yes
terday when he outleaped classy
field of open jumpers to win the
Jumper championship at the Big
Oak horse show held on the estate
of Mrs. Cy Cummings in Chevy
Chase, Md. Superbly ridden by
Bucky Magill, the talented son OF
the great Black Caddie won brace
of blues by taking the go-as-you-
please, the open jumper, and fin
ishing second in both the warmup
and the knock-down and out for
a total score of 16 points.
Corpl. Roland Hartman, nearing
the end of his furlough, did some
fine saddle work on J. B. Bland's
Greystone to be awarded the reserve
in the jumper section. GreyStone
captured the warmup, took seconds
in the open jumper and go-as-you-
please classes and picked up a
fourth in the knock-down and out
for a total of IL.
Yankee Doodle Hunter Champ.
Mrs. Jackie Warren Pelle's Yankee
Doodle, ridden by her cousin, Shelly
Warren, early caught the eye OF
the Judges and by splendid per-
formances collected a total of eight
points to win the hunter champion
ship. Yankee Doodle won the
ladies' hunter and picked up minor
awards. In the hunter section OF
the show the prizes were SO equally
distributed that Mrs. Lee Counsel
mans Kristi and J. North Fletcher's
Dhuaway were tied with five points
each for reserve honors. The ribbon
was awarded to Kristi as Dhuaway
was already in the van on the way
back to Warrenton at the hour when
the show closed.
Warner Humphreys Primrose
Princess made it a most successful
week end, after taking blues the
day before at the Montgomery
County show, by carrying of the
tricolor in the flve-gaited division
with Mary Llewellyn's Sheridan
Acres in reserve.
Charles Gartrells Reno Kurd
gave a high octane performance and
was first in the ribbons In the most
exciting event of the day, the knock
down and out. With the bars at 51z
feet in the third jumpoff, Reno
Kurd, in driving rain which de-
scended on the show for the last
two classes, defeated Caddie's
Trump.
Ballantrae Farms string reg
istered several smart victories, their
Aristocrat winning the road hack
over his stablemate, Minute Man
Aristocrat placed in the knock
down-and-o and in the pairs Of
hunters Ballantrae Boy and Minute
gave a performance that topped the
field. Paired with entries from
other stables, two other Ballantrae
horses placed in this class.
Mrs. Hume Wins on Tabu.
Mrs. Richard Hume gave her up
and-coming Tabu a splendid ride
to win the special hunter class, and
Mary Llewllyn's Sheridan Acres
took a deserved blue in the driving
class j. North Fletchers Dhuaway
looked the part of a blue ribbon
winner when the big chestnut won
| the hack and hunter.
Junior horsemanship-fD division Al Won
| by Janet wilson, second, Judy Morse; third,
Claire Taylor; fourth, Ann Bartlett. Divi-
sion b Won by Ann Hopkins; second
| Shelly Warren; third, Susanne Ladd;
fourth. Pat Adams. (Final contest) Won
by Janet Wilson; second, Ann Hopkins.
Junior hunter-Won by 1t. and Mrs
Donald Bradley,s Hyglo:, second, q: 8
Coast Guards Three Feathers; third. Mrs
Jackie Pelle's Yankee Doodle: fourth
Claire Taylor's Baby
Fine harness-Won by Mary Llewellyn'i
Sheridan Acres; second. Warner Pumph
irey's Primrose Princess; third. Don Bloch
Southern Pride; fourth, Pegasus Stables
Road hack-won by Ballantrae Farm
Minute Man; third Helen Hutchinsons Si
Bunny; fourth. Frank cockerille's Ba!
Three-gaited saddle-Won by Pep Pep
piattS Carita Flower: second. Heller
Hutchinson's Sir Bunny: third, wayn,
Morse's Oreeanna Bourbon.
| Special hunter class-Won by Mrs. Rich
ard Hume's Tabu: second. Three Feathers
third, June Martyrs Bonnie Girl; fourth
Marian Currans Zizzling.
Five-gaited saddle-won by Primros'
Princess: second Wayne Morse's Spice O.