Evening star., 1946-12-07
Pabst Brew's Victory
Features Opening Of
n. {. Horse Show
BY Lorry Lawrence

FOur more ScSSlODS Iemdul III Iic
National Capital Horse Show, which
winds up tomorrow night at Fort
Myer. and ii they match in spirited
competition and class that displayed
yesterday and last night even the
most critical spectators will be
satisfied. 81
This afternoons performance got
under way at 1:30 o'clock and to-
nights win start at 7:30 o'clock, the
same times prevailing for tomorrow's
sessions. The show Is for the benefit
of the nurses national memorial.
BY all odds the big attention
getter of the opening program was
the first event of the three-day
knock -down-and-out class, won In
thrilling style by Pabst Brew, a
grand big gray gelding husky enough
to draw a brewery wagon. The aged
leaper, owned by Mrs. George E.
Braun of Greenwich. Conn.,, was
ridden superbly by Ann Morningstar,
also of Greenwich, to triumph after
three jomp-offs over 80 of the best
leapers in the country. With the
barriers at S and 51a feet, Pabst
Brew defeated Chamorro, national
champion jumper, owned and ridden
by Morton "Cappy" Smith, in sec
ond place. Louis Kelly's Amherst,
N. j., entry, Black Watch, placed
third, and Sam Bogley's Ringmaster,
the owner aboard, was fourth.
Bill Star, owned by James Nc
Kinnon of Elmira, N. Y, 3-year-old
champion of Virginia, is the leading
blue ribbon winner at the end Of
first day, collecting honors at both
the matinee and evening perform
ances.
The smooth performing son of
Bad Bill-Radio Star, under the
skilful riding of "Cappy" Smith,
won the conformation model hunter,
young hunter under saddle and open
hunter. Developed and shown by
"Cappy," Bill Star won nine cham
pionships, one reserve and "a blue
ribbons on the difficult Virginia
circuit the last season. Summaries:
Model three-gaited saddle h1rse-Won
hy Kildare Farms Dixie Maid. second.
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ten: third. Dr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kay's Port
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Spur; third. Billy McEachern's Hazel Lee
Limit three-Esi saddle horse-won By
Goods NJ Watkins Hit PaTadei ssSSrdd' Ssnd
Lisst Wsiaht working huntsrs-.-won BY
ond. Mrs. EiissSeth ferTys Mont: third,
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Mss Miss Ann Sssefa Charles: M third. oaaEsr Maid:
sesay Perrys yoiMna Mont; second srandywns q Inc
third. I. H. Burton's Chester, - =
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Admiral and Mrs. Forrest sherman's Beale
Novice jumpsrs-wop BY Hugh asntry.s
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Mountain View Farms Call Me Mister:
1 second. H. N. Truitt's Anaccacho Chief;
i third. Greens Farms Stonewalls Sue.
Open green hunters--Won by Bill Star;
second, Phantom Raideri third. Mr.. and
Mrs Amory Lawrence's HIGHLANDER.
Limit fine harness-Wsn By Paul Mar
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Lightweisht hunters-won by Albert
/ Torek's Royal John; second. Mrs. John
Maloney's Substitution: third, Mr. and
Mrs. Amory Lawrence's Htghlander.
| Ladies' three-gAtted saddle horse-Won
by Mrs McGill Tindell's Peaytnes Amber
4 Dare; second, jeanne C.. Links Hoosier
Honey; third, Mrs Joseph Dunlap's Quaker
Three day knock k-down- and-out sweep-
stakes-Won By MRS. George b. Braun s
Pabst Brew; second, Morton w; Smith 9
Chamorro; third, Louis Kclley's Black
Single roadster-won by Bully Todd,s
Little Sir Echo: second, Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Franks Ziegler; third, 8. 7. Lampeth's
T Youns | hunters limit--won by Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Clark, Mountbatten:
second, Tipperary Stables Lady Leaf:
third, Mary W. DAVIS clifton.s Champ.
Three years ago-Navy award