Tryon Hounds In (
Hunter Trials
From portable seats placed in
the terraced yards of the famous
old LeMort Chateau in the hunt
ing Country more than 500 riding
and hunt fans saw the Tryon
hounds stage their annual hunter
trials on Wednesday afternoon.
Winners in the first, or amateur
class were announced as follows:
First. Mrs. E. H. Bennett of Try
on and Lake Forest, 111., on
“Vicky”: second place was claim
ed by Miss Betty White of Clark’s
Summitt, Pa., and Tryon on “Ethio
pia;” third place was won by Mrs.
David Kedekin of Tryon, on “Sa
lome,” fourth place was taken by
Walter C. Hill of Tryon, on “Car
olina.” .
In the second, or professional
class, Lee Cowan of Tryon and
Neenah, Wis., rode to first honors
on “Lindby”; second place was
won by George Webster of Tryon
and Neenah, Wis v on ’“General
Alarm;” third, Arthur Reynolds
of Tryon, riding “Flaxman;”
fourth place was taken by Lee
Cowan, on “Last Reef.”
The winners in heats of both
classes were awarded trophies and
ribbons. The judge for the trials
Mirs. Becky Lanier Trimpi of
Pluckimin, R. 1., who came by
plane to be here for the occasion.
Mrs. Trimpi is the granddaughter
of the late poet Sidney Lanier,
who died near Tryon.
Mrs. Lanier is a devoted
rider and hunter, owns her own
pack of hounds and is the world’s
chaimpion blue ribbon winner
having, won 67 blue ribbons in a
single year riding her famous hun
ter “Silvercrest.”
The hunter trials were given un
der the auspices of the Tryon Rid
ing & Hunt Club. The general
committee with M. B. (Lefty)
Flynn as chairman was composed
of Captain Rufus Zogbaum, C. J.
Lynch, and Carter P. Brown. The
program committee consisted of
Miss Slallie Coe, Mrs. George Bran
non and Mrs. Donrue Leighton.
Paddock in charge of Horace New
man.
At Kiwanis Tuesday
Nelson Jackson, Jr., gave an
interesting talk on the cotton goods
business on Tuesday at 1 j>. m., at
Hotel Tryon. P. L. Barnette had
charge of the program.
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