Evening star., 1945-10-08
Tom Tom Earns Top
LaureIs in Shrine
Saddle Exhibit
BY JEAN LAWRENCE.

Well-filled classes marked the Al
mas Temple horse show yesterday
at MeadoWbrook with local favorites
winning the tricolors in both hunter
and jumper divisions.
William Gary's handsome brown
gelding, Tom Tom, by Tom Tiger,
accumulated 1875 points to win the
hunter championship over U. S.
Randle's Claws with 6 points. But
Z the young hunters victory was more
of a clean sweep than was evident
from the score, as, given excellent
rides by CAROL. Curran, the gelding
took blue in the road hack, which
did not count toward championship
: honors, and his win in the maiden
hunter event counted only half
value.
Way Is Best Jumper.
Blues won in the open jumper,
and the scurry gave Joseph Poh-
zehl's high-strung jumper, Way, 10
points which was sufficient for him
to take the jumper tricolor by 2
points over Mai. Alvin I. Kay's
'Smacko with a score of 8. Ways
owner rode bane gelding to faultless
. round to win the scurry in 20 Sec
onds. Smatko, ridden by Gardner
Hallman, picked up all his points
with minor awards, being second to
: Way in the scurry with time score
of 30 seconds plus two faults for q
, total of 80 in this event.
r. The high spot for the spectators
; came when the bars were elevated
= to 6 feet in the knock k-down and out.
- Three horses had gone clean over
= two 5-foot-6 barriers: J. B. Bland S
o. Greystone with Corpl. Roland Hart
: man up, Mrs. Joseph Pohzehl's 80
r year-old Hobo with his owner in the
: saddle, and Mrs. William Hurst S
Greylark, ridden by Gardner Hall
man. Hobo was the first to drop out
and Greylark and Greystone both
. failed at the second barrier. With
the bars at the same height, two
more jump-offs were required to
break the tie, Greystone finally get
ting the edge on Greylark
Gloria Galban Stars.
: Gloria Galban of Charlottesville,
on her way home from the Maryland
hunter show of two days before.
: stopped off to take in the show and
picked up two blues in the Junior
division. The accomplished young
horsewoman won the horsemanship
over Jane Lee Dreyfuss, and took
the Junior hunters riding her pony
Trophy.
Junior road hacks-Won by Margaret
aGrandiioquent; third, Angelina Carabellfs
pay Dreams; fourth, Betty Cannons Golden
: Junior hunters--won by Gloria Galban's
Trophy; SECOND: Ray -Winchester's Betty
Blue, third. Nancy ,Marsh's Pitchfork
Junior jumpers-Won BY Blanche john
Bonne File; fourth, Gloria Gaiban's Miss
oTsemanship-Won by Gloria qalban
end, W l., Gary's Tom Tom; third U. s.
RaRdles Nd CLAWS fogrth pay Dreams ~
MAJ and Mrs Alvin Gs9 KAYE smacEo fourtR snrt6
Bfsas Haner !fRheSon aaD0 By Tom Tom second
Claws: third. 1t. and Mrs. Donald Bradley's S
Hy-Glo; fourth. Claude owens Royalty II.
Open junrper-Won by Joe Pohzehls
Way; second. Smacko; third, Hobo: fourth
J. B. Bland's GreyStone.
Maiden hunter-Won by Tom Tom: sec
ond. Alene Davenport's Dream Time; third,
q. S. Randle's Golden Boy fourth. Mrs.
John Currys Smoky Mist.
Knock down and out-Won by Grey
stone; second, Mrs. William Hurts Grey
e lark: third, Hobo; fourth, Mrs. Gardner
Combination Saddle horse-Won by Earl
Don Blocks Southern Pride; third. Lynn
Open huntel--Won by Mr.. and Mrs
. Alvin Kay,s Phantom Raider: second,
Claws; third, Royalty. II; fourth, Tom Tom.
Scurry jumper-Won by Way: second
Smacko; third. Bonne File: fourth. Nor
ris Chaney's Happy.
Five3gsited E Ssddle s!Il class elass.Woni By Viz
Prince Peavine: third. Southern, Pride:
fourth. Ne-Hi Bottling Co.'S Bohemian
WORKING hunter-won by Tom Tom:
second, David Cammacks British Knight;
third, Royal Il; fourth, U. S. Randle's
CONSOLATION class-won by Claude W.
third; Thelma Fultons Wild Day: fourth.
Royalty II.
Grooms bareback class-won by Rob-
ert Cross.
Hunter champior-Tom Tom; reserve,
Jumper champion-Way: reserve,
Smacko,