May 6, 1950
THE TWIG
Page three
Horse Show Will Feature
BEGINNERS, ADVANCED
RIDERS TO TAKE PART
The annual college Horse
Show will begin at 2:00 this
afternoon at the riding ring and
will feature riders from both
beginning and advanced classes.
Meredith stables are famous for
fine horses, and today’s show
promises to be rewarding for all
spectators.
Mrs. Miriam Todd Hitt, riding
instructor, has announced that
six classes will be entered in
the show, including three walk-
trot classes and an intermediate
class, displaying their skills
with the walk, trot, canter,
leads, and diagonals.
For the advanced riders, the
experienced students will dem
onstrate cantering on the
straightaway and change horses
with each other. For the first
time this year, a beginning
jumping class is added to the
program.
Four ribbons will be pre
sented to each class. Betty
Bronson, of the Pine Knoll
Stables in Durham, will judge
the competition, and Joe Barber,
of Raleigh, will announce the
events.
Riders in the show will be
judged only for horsemanship,
including such points as correct
diagonals and leads, position of
the hands and feet, and general
ease of the rider.
1. TOWN STUDENTS
Advanced—Walk, Trot, Canter. Diag
onals, Leads, Reverse, Canter on Straight
away (change horses).
No. Rider Hots®
1. Julia Crater Major
2. Francis Park Yonahlossee
3. Pat Kimsey Black Snow
5. Sally Gallant -Velvet
6. Mary Hardee Caramel Cream
7 Marian Whitner Grey Granite
8. Ann Shaw Springtime Rose
9. Bertha Johnson Tommy
10. Bill Bickett Montgomery
13. Hazel Herring Top Hat
15. Towny Bailey Redbird
2 MEREDITH STUDENTS
Beginners—Walk, Trot. Judged on Di
agonals and Form.
No. Rider
1. Grace Blalock Major
2. Pat Bonniviiie Yonahlossee
3. Edith Bradley Black Snow
4. Louise Tate Greystone
5 Pat Bales Velvet
6 Barbara West..'. Cararnel Cream
a! Pat Roberts Springtime Rose
9. Jean McLamb
10. Bernice Day
13. Betty Shields
Exhibition: Rider—Kitty Lou Powell
Horse—Sensation Rex.
3 MEREDITH AND ST. MARY’S
STUDENTS
Beginners—Walk, Trot. Judged on Di-
agonals and Form.
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1. Elaine Hancock major
Nationally
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EFIRD’S
The two sills above are both members of the advaneed riding class and will take part
in the Horse Show today. On the left is Anne Burton, riding Prince; and on the right is Jane Slate, on
Tommy.
2. Peggie Johnson Yonahlossee
3. Ellen Royer Black Snow
14. Celia Wood Freckles
5. Ann McKenzie Velvet
6 Bobby Davenport Caramel Cream
7. Shirley Fox Gray Granite
8. Martha Combs Springtime Rose
9. Jane Lloyd Tommy
10. Blanche Won Montgomery
13. Doris Champion Top Hat
Exhibition; Rider—Judy Bledsoe. Horse
Mercer’s Duke.
4. PLEASURE CLASS
Judged on easy way of going and ease
to rider.
Rider Horse
Bernice Day Major
Jeff Grady Yonahlossee
Doris Champion Caramel Cream
Ann Bruton Gray Granite
Jane Slate Springtime Rose
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College Sports Day
Proves Big Success
Py PAT CADDELL
A beautiful day plus anticipa
tion of the NCAFCW Sports
Day created an air of excite
ment on Meredith College
campus on a recent Saturday.
The smile on everyone’s face
became even broader, however,
after the events of the day were
over—no doubt because college
pride just has a way of showing
through.
The Meredith softball team is
the object of most of that pride
at the moment, for they are the
victors of their contests with St.
Mary’s, 21-1, of the semi-finals
against ECTC, 2-0, and in the
finals with Woman’s College,
5-1.
An enthusiastic crowd greet
ed the Meredith softball team
at each of their games, and why
not? Who would want to miss
seeing a heavy hitter like Jane
“Home-run!” Cate in action—
who, by the way, always waits
until the bases are loaded before
she “lets loose.” Of course,
everyone was out to see (did I
say SEE?) the fire-ball delivery
of their star pitcher, Martha
Lou Stephenson. The whole
team is to be commended for
their wonderful fielding.
Rehearsals for Everyman Begin
(Continued from page one)
appropriate to our age as the
day it was first presented. The
only element which could keep
Everyman from being the finest
production of the college Little
Theatre would be rain—which
is not expected.
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