Winers of Hunter Trials
Are ofsted By Tryon Club
The hunter trials, the second
in a series of spring events spon
sored by the Tryon Riding & Hunt
Club, were conducted Saturday
at Fancy Hill over the Herbert
Oliver Course.
A total of 38 mounts were en
tered in the four classes of com
petitions. The trials were judged
by S. Prentice Porter.
Results were announced as fol
lows: (with horse, owner and rider
listed in order).
Young Hunters, (foaled on or
after January 1, 1947) : First,
Open Spring, W. E. Kuhn and
Arthur Riddley; second. House
keeper, Mrs. W. E. Munk, Ar
thur Reynolds; third, Spanish
Port, Mrs. W. E. Kuhn and Ar
thur Riddley; and fourth, Farm
er’s Joy. Georye S. Brannon and
Arthur Reynolds.
Amateur Hunters: First, Erased
Error, Mrs. Warner Atk:ns, owner
and rider; second, Housekeeper,
Mrs. W. E. Munk; third, Lucky
Spade, P. H. Oliver; and fourth,
Reno Rose, Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Sweatt, Mrs. Sweatt.
Open Working Hunters: (winner
awarded the P. H. Oliver trophy).
First, Farmer’s Joy, George S.
Brannon and Arthur Reynolds: sec
ond, Open Spring, W. E. Kuhn
and Arthur Riddley; third, Lucky
Snade, P. H. Oliver; and fourth,
Going My Way, Arthur Reynolds.
Hunt teams of Three Hunters:
First, Her Time. Arthur Reynold,
and Bill Brainier; Farmer’s -Toy,
F-eoree S. Brannon and Arthur
Rpvnolds; and Do I Dare, Fox Co
hort Farms and Mrs. Jane P.
Ga<?nier.
Second. Suzie’s Emor, Mrs. War
npr Att-i'ns and Arthur Reynolds:’’
Erased Error. Mrs. Warner Atkinsd
and Fniup- Mv Wav. Arthur Reyn
old =■ and Bill Braemer.
Thind, Kur^on. Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. Sweatt; Reno Rose, Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Sweatt and Robert
S^ott; and Reno SaJoma, Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Sweatt, Ray Cochran.
Fourth, Luckv Spade, P. H. Oli
ver; Miss Charlotte, Arthur Reyn
olds and Miss Mollie Washburn;
and Frica, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Carpenter and Harold Joy.
Picnic lunch was served on the
grounds of the course. A hunter
trial dinner-dance was held Sat
urday night at Sunnydale.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bucking
ham and Mrs. Buckingham’s moth
er, Mrs. W. C. Plumb, have mov
ed to the Plumb home on Freeman
Hill.
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