Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
HurdyGurdy
Rallies 10 Win
Hunt Feature
By ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

contributing Writer
BERRYVILLE, Va, Mar. 8.
Kingdom Gould and his re-
liable Hurdy Gurdy "a horse)
won the George P. Greenhalgh
Memorial Trophy in charac-
teristic style at the Blue Ridge
Hunts annual point point
on Woodley Farm here today.
Far out of the running dur
ing the first two-thirds of the
3-mile course, Hurdy Gurdy
closed ground steadily over the
final fences and galloped to
an easy victory in front Of
Harry Wight on Gambler.
In third place was Joseph
Pumilia on Fondness, who
closed in the last half-mile to
shut out Randolph House and
Jr. Jim.
On the ground at the time
Of finish was Archibald King
sley and his Tearmunn, who
went to the post hot favorites
and fell twice before they
called it a day. Tearmunn's
first tumble came as he
rounded a beacon and slith-
cred to the ground in the deep
mud.
They Had Enough
Kingsley remounted and set
sail for the distant leaders, but
came a cropper a second time
three fences from home. This
time he thought better of it
and stayed down.
Riding his second race with
the craftiness Of a veteran,
young Charley Shaw III cap
tured the Sandy Baldwin Me-
mortal gallop for novice horses
after switching from the role
Of pacesetter to that of the
patient waiter.
Aboard DR.. Joseph M. Rog-
ers' Tall Chief. a horse which
was sent to the sales last year
and brought back because no
body bid on him. Shaw turned
on a burst Of speed in the last
half mile to wear down E. T.
McLain on Gould's Kelly.
Far out in front of both
horses was the Olympic rider,
Frank Chapot, who had mer-
rily cut the same flag twice as
he galloped along on the i'm
ported Castletown.
How Castletown and Tall
Chief would have made out If
the Irish horse had gone the
full course remains anybody's
guess.
Another Double FAN
Another double tumble de-
veloped in the Joseph w. Lewis
Memorial open race when Noble
Lowery on Royal BIN hit the
ground the first time when
running second in the early
stages and came down once
again late in the game.
The race was won in a gallop
by Douglas Worrall Of Mary
land on Scandanus after Turn
er Meningitis Ambassador, a
son Of Nasrullah, chucked ii in
the last half mile after leading
most Of the way.
Summaries:
Junior race. one-hah mile on the
flat. LIST, Farnley Reliance. Steven
Roman, owner-rider; 2nd,- Horatius,
Ann Presnikoss, Susan McElhinuey;
Sf sah shnk BALDWIN s Msmo SGan S nSSes
horses, IT'S pounds. 3 miles: LIST, Tail
Chief, DR., Joseph Rogers. Charles
Shaw III; end. Kelly. Kingdom Gould,
z. O; McLain; 3rd, Erroldown, ]. L, B.
Bentley, Laddie Murray. Time, 7:35,
George p. Greenhalgh Memorial,
owner-riders. weight 1855 pounds, 3
miles: 1st, Hurdy ourdy. Kingdom
Gould; End, Gambler, Harry Wight;
Ord. ,Fondness, Joseph Pumilia. Time,
Clifton Cup, ladies', l45 pounds. 3
miles: LIST. Mycroft, Thomas Beach,
xirsinia Beach, End. Sosmic Dust.
Fencadora, Patricia Boyee, owner
rider. Time, 7:45b.
Joseph Lewis Memorial open, 1876
pounds, 3 miles list, scandanus
Douglas WorrAll. owner-rider; End,
Russ, J. L. B. Bentley, Laddie Murray
3rd. Ambassador. Mrs June McKnight,
Turner McKnight. Time, 1908.