Evening star., 1952-11-10
Horse Show
Continued From Page CID

topping the French, Mexicans,
Canadians and Irish who make
up the international competition
here.
He is riding the Army horse
Democrat, an ancient competitor
from past Olympic Games.
Today the open jumpers will
go out for the Pennsylvania Ma
tional Trophy and at night will
compete for the international in
dividual championship challenge
trophy. This is an open affair
in which Steinkraus stands better
than an even chance of defeating
the clever Gen. Marbles of Mexico
and the other international COM
petitors.
MORNING AWARDS.
Class 5s. pony hunter hack, fridden by
Miss Helm: 2. Miss Nancy Morgan's b. M
Moonbeam; 8. sydney Gadd's blk. 9. Cra-
eh. T. g. Easter Easter Hal; g. 5, Saddle H Three n Farms
er. m. Smoke Rings.
ovsI Gas Miss RFkas R55is aantsss sp
sptd; m; Peg Corn: : Billy Roycsss sSSs Sd $
Sc; seys blk. &. Fox 'i Irot: ot:' :. Mrs. | a. M n.
Keiths gr. m. Smokey Sue.
Glass Sc, pony working hunters tover
Glove: :. Kenneth Dentler's blk. =. m. Watch
Boyee's ch; g; Honey Bee: 4. Miss Mar
laura Lee M sSeFeTss g. g. NJ Pepsiee. o. MISS
Glass 6S-A. pony championship tsmali
STis & pnn gss ss snE
Class, 6s-B. pony championship, Garge
ter Hal. 9 points: reserve. sydney Gadd's
Crayen's Raven. 6h points.
class 57-A. II. 8; A. medal CLASS tinals
MOTIFS. sna New SeeA Canaan. cenn.: resefVe. Miss
CYNTHIA Stone. Bronxville: 3. Miss Glenns
sebsra MadusS onH Miss pstsy an
Smith, Closter. N. ].
AFTERNOON AWARDS.
Class 81, teams Of three pony hunters
or jumpers ridden by juniors)--1. Team
No. IL. ridden by Miss Penny Armstrong,
Billy Boyce,. Sd, and Charles Burke; 2.
McGinn. Barbara STANLEY and Elliott Nc
Misses Marjorie IL; Lane Billinss,, Gristy
No IS. ridden BY. Randy Gardiner: Jean
Horst and Jean Ksbb; ;. Tear Team No; 8, 8
Gsfdner and MIS- LINDA hEs Fritzrandoipn
Trophy (three- gated saddle horses. anna
Fosh tsS1i to Noen 5a nss Rfsnf vcE EafHs
ch. &. A. Sheer Delight; 3, Robin Hill
stables b. m. Count On Me: 4, Thomas
E. CorcoEan's b. m. Aces Linda Lee: 8.
lens. HS trophy ply third Of three-dsy eventl@
econd Tsnca AeRsan Ans team Army nc ea faults no faults
United States equestrian team. s faults:
" Class IL. ioE-score competition chaI-
ts"Ss sauestrisn team. Total. =; Ss 3, FTensh
Glass 3S. five-gaited saddle stations
or geldings (amateurs to ride,-1, Bryn-
Hi Hill stables ch. &. Topsy Turvs: H; 3. Gold
Crest Farms CHI. e. Montgomery's Payoff.
css PSSe fha%g99shS Ma44s SeW sroeay ea
Madaro. Darien, Conn; 3, Ronnie Mutch.
PSriep Conn Miss sally rarr9tt Fair
dale. n: y, g., Miss Sara Ann cavanagh.
Class %, working hunters sany
Gnn !. M. Tinka; Miss Elise ss Bosee
and Lawrence Boyce's ch. g. Honey Bee;
Soseps Goefs blk g TSSsssdo SssH pete! MRS E
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Dailey's b. m. Tiny.
EVENING AWARDS.
Class 121. NJ. Y. mounted police Of:
ficers. the Mrs. Donald 9. Page Memorial
Trophy thorseS 7oc. oficerS' appearance
Troop E; 2, Patrolman Joseph MCGOWAN.
Troop B; 3. Patrolman Samuel Simpson.
Troop F: 4. Patrolman Richard Kedenberg.
I, Joe Green's b. G. Tamarack; 2. Green
bis PsFn ST :cF Fsal q MsSoy sSiSLn
Class 45. $500 fye5eaited champion
Ta,s stake e. tstallions lions % or geldingsl1Champion'
serae fa Beau eS oypsy
Revelery: 3, Mr.. and. Mrs, James Barker's
ch. g. Monte Jean; 4, Robin Hill Stables
ch; c;s. e T1psSy S I1lryy Go ,.,oo, s
sst asa a's ssss O2s aRssEsatRss
Democrat. ridden by Billy Steinkraus; 2.
French Army Teams b g.. Tourbillon, rid
den by 1t. Bertrand. Dubreuil; 3. Irish
eo n' Dan Gors HssGne Hnfed STATES Tsaea Army 1
tsrol Durand; et5Gf unted i0sfa States ss army rs
g. unad nGta states seA ARMY by
sr: m: Miss Budweiser. ridden by Arthur
cIass 100, pairs of hunters abreast,
Evenbob Stables ch. &. Warrior and ch.
g. Redbird; 3, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frue-
Marrior Mr Go0a and 1efl Mrs. snd charles Bay
Sweatts ch. m. Reno Salome and ch. m,