Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
Over tho frst t~6- jumps three went as

4 OvoE tuo Hfes eWo Jumps three won't ~
Around to the third jump. which is at
enc end OF the grand stand. came the two
Evanses and Kehy their horses at q dead
Evanses slishtiy "a the Iead Of Kerr. As
they took the third. jump they were greet
| ed by roars OF applause.
Every one expelled to seo an accident
| but the combination OF dash and skin that
these three ridert have shown to many on
| steepiechase cou3sAs carried them through
1 unhurt
Nineteen Lady Contestants.
| The ladies' gre&1 hunter class came next
and showed nineteen entries Great regret
was caused by The fact that Norine. the
handsome marc owned by Miss Annie
Campbell Thoz1aS of Baltimore. was
| scratched. Miss Thomas has earned an
enviable reputation, for herself in the Cam
| eron Run Club. and her friends were anx-
| ious TO see her try conclusions with some
of the crack women riders in the show ring
| today
Mrs Mamie Langhorne Shaw, Mrs Port
| man. Miss Dora Henry. Mrs. Blair Johnson
stars that divided the applause in this class
X-Ray took first prize. vesta second and
| Lady Bobs third.
Lightweight Hunters.
Mrs. Mamie Langhorne Shaw won in the
lightweight hunter class with Queen Bee,
taking the blue ribbon over thirty four
other entries. Luttren's Scout second and
| w. N. Skinker's> Direct third.
The show closed with the sporting tan
dem class. won by William r. Randolph.
Attendance Breaks Record.
The attendance today was the largest in
the history Of the Warrenton Horse Show
| Association
The crowd was estimated at over 5000
| making a total Of over 5000 for the two
days. The exhibition was above the ay-
erage.
The summaries are as follows:
Glass 1, thoroughbred stations three years and
| over-First Magnificent. j. K Maddux, warrenton:
second. imp Sir Singleton G. W. Smith. Warren
| ton: third. His Grace. Marshall B. Thompson war
Class 3. Thoroughbred sucking colts or FLIES
| First; No 2, Dr. Kerr WarrentOn; second, No. 8.
Glass 5, halfbred sucking colts or fllies-First.
TTi Ip5o G. C. Eastman Flint HILL Va. second.
ionaire. J. H. McCabes Washington
Tass nafsreed mares suitable for breeding
| New York; second. Hermosa. John Gaines War.
renton: third, No. 3; Amos Payne. warenton.
F Gass No. p ysarns colts hes
poer. Mrs. George Stone, Warrenton
Thoroughbred Brood Mares.
Glass E. thoroughbred brood mare. in fo.l or foal
| at side-First. Tendency J. K. -Maddux. Warren
ton; second. Bonadea. DR.. James Kerr Warrenton;
third Lepida. DR.: James Kerr. Warrenton
Class IL. single harness horses. Eve years and
over. 15h hands and under-FIrst, David Harum
diant. Maxwell Wyeth. Marshall, Va: third.
Brownette. Dr. owsley. Greenwood va.
b.nds a I'd park hacks three years and over 1bh
ter Warrenton; second Isabelle Miss Lindsey Gar.
ter Warrenton; third, Lord Chesterfield, John Car
ter WarrentOn.
George Harris Prize.
Glass 81, George Harris Of Washington, g. c.,
presents a sentlemaAA hunting saddle for best
qualified or green registered thoroughbred hunter
First Lepida. DR.. James Kerr Warrenton: second.
Lady Roscommon. -Westa,ereland L Davis, New
YORK; third Marsorte Loud. L. D. Passano. War
renton e. d II
Class a. hunters and Jumpers, free for all. per-
nre feet-First. Bdoheios,s Hunter Dulany. Upper.
Orange third HofpHeMss C. ' Hartanp naf Fsed
Class 10. matched pairs ya any age. 15n hands and
gnderFrst. Brownette and Catherine br UWsi s1
Greenwood Va; setsadt Fesler and Fioro Dora Il.
Herbert Assheton, Warrepton.
Single Harness Horses.
Class IS, single hafnDe1s horses. FIVE years and
over-First. Lord a1gaI,, nj. Maxwell wyeth. Mar
shall. Va: second. rashi, fDr. Owsley Greenwood,
Va; third, Deck. A, Y, Herndon Delaplane Va.
Class 26. ladies', pask HACKS. ridden by ladies'
Ftrst Robin Adairs g4ehp Carter. Warrenton; Sec
ond Lord GhestefhkadA JhhD Garter Wa rrenton;
third Resette. y: Nj @aslsnss Warrenton: s:ssii4
lass y, fQ&f TinIhapd teaY9v-FiIst. L. D. Pas
lanes iaxs team: Wsfren,Sn second Dr. F. d. ows-
Glass Sc. for teas' Of three hunters from any rec
ognized hunt club ridden by members of their re-
spective hunts n..hunt colsrs-First team. entered
by r.; Waliaeh. Wartenton; second team. entered
tered by L. Passano, Warrentonss,
r.. f.., Ladies' Green Hunters.
Class 80. ladies' green hunters that have never
won a blue RIBBON prior to 19O3-First X-Ray, Mrs
John Carter. Warrenton; second. Vesta Mrs. N. L.
Shaw. Greenwood. Va; third, Lady Bobs, Mrs. E.
A. Barker. Warrenton.
Class 80. lightweight hunters up to carrying $50
pounds. over Jumps ~ fest-First. Queen Bee.
Mrs. N. L. Shaw, Greenwood, Va; second. Scout,
II. n. Luttrell, Delaplane. Va; third, Direct VII
liam Skinker, The Plains. Va.
Glass n. sporting tandems the leaders to be sad
died and ridden over the regulation jumps by the
driyers-First. Funsa Luate William +. Randolph.
wildwood, Va. second No. 2, Jack Henderson,
Orange. Va: third. 4 II. M. Iuttrell