Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-28
WARRENTON HORSE SHOW.


hibit of the Warrenton Horse Show As
ISOLATION was record-breaker so far as
attendance and livery exhibitions Of
Workmanship were concerned. About
5000 persons were in attendance. There
were many interesting scenes Mr.. John
D. Hooe, in full hunting costume, put
L. d. Passano's spirited team of four-in-
hands around the course in dashing style
against team owned by DR.. Owsley, of
Greenwood. In close contest the War
renton team won the prize of $50.
The following were the summaries;
Glass 1. thoroughbred stations three years
and over. First, Magnificent, j. X. Maddux,
-Warrenton; second, imp. Sir Singleton G..
w. Smith, Warrenton third, His Grace,
Marshall b Thompson, Warrenton.
Class 8, thoroughbred sucking colts or
FLIES. First, No. 2, DR.. Kerr, Wurenton f;
second, No. 3, DIR. Kerr, Warrenton.
Glass 5, half.bred sucking colts or tillies.
First, Tiptop. c. c. Eastman, Flint Hill, va;
second. Kinloch, N. Washington, Greenwich /;
third, Millionaire, j. Fl. McCabe' Washing
ton.
Glass s, half.bred mares suitable for breed
ing hunters. First Miss Meath. Westmore.
land Davis, New York second, Hermosa,
John Gaines, Warrenton third, No. 3, Amos
Payne, Warrenton.
Glass 4, thoroughbred yearling colts or
FLIES. First, No. 2, DR.. Kerr, Warrenton
second, Delapoer, Mrs. George Stone, War
renton.
Glass 2, thoroughbred brood mares in foal
or foal at side. First, Tendency, j. X. Mad
dux, WarrentOn second, BQnadea, DIR. James
Kerr, Warrenton third, Lepida, DR.. James
Kerr, Warrenton.
Class II, single harness horses five years
and over, I54 hands and under First, David
Harum, Maxwell Wyeth, Marshall, Va;
second, Lord Radiant, Maxwell Wyeth, Mar
shall, Va; third, Brownette, DR.. Owsley,
Greenwood, Va.
Glass "a, park hacks; three years and over,
15I hands and under. First, Robin Adair,
John Carter, WarrentOn second, Isabelle,
Miss Lindsey Carter, Warrenton third, Lord
Chesterfield, John Carter, Warrenton.
Glass 81, Mr.. George Harris, Of Washing
ton, d. c., presents a gentleman's hunting
saddle for best qualified or green registered
thoroughbred hunter. First, LePida, DR..
James Kerr, Warrenton second, LADY Ros-
common. Westmoreland L. Davis, New York;
third, Margorie Loud, l.. D. Passano, War
rentOn.
Glass "a, hunters and jumpers free for ell /;
performance only to count; over jumps not
exceeding FIVE feet. First, Bachelor, Hunter
Dulaney, Upperyille, Va; second, Hiawatha,
Jack Henderson, Orange third, Hornpipe,
Mrs c. Hurkamp, Fredericksburg.
Glass 10. matched pairs any age l5l hands
and under. First, Brownette and Catherine,
DIR. Owsley, Greenwood Va; second, Fesler
and Floro, Dora NJ. Herring, Nokesyillee, Va;
third, Magic and Vivid, Herbert Assheton,
Warrenton.
Glass IS. single harness horses; five years
and over. First, Lord Algy, Mr.. Maxwell
Owsley, Greenwood, Va. third, Deck, A.
w. Herndon, Delaplane, Va.
Class 26, ladies' park hacks; ridden by
ladies. First, Robin Adair, John Carter
Warrenton second, Lord Chesterfield John
Carter, Warenton; third, Bosette, +. NJ.
Gaskins, WarrentOn.
Glass 22, four-in-hand teams. First, l.. d.
Pasano's team, Warrenton second, DIR. +. ID.
Owsley's team, Greenwood.
Class SO, for teams Of three hunters from
any recognized hunt club, ridden by men,
bers of their respective huntsip hunt colors.
First team, entered by X. Wallach, Warren
ton second team, entered by Benner and
Davis, Warrenton third team, entered by l..
Passano, Warrenton.
Class 80, ladies' green hunters that have
never won blue ribbon prior to 1908. First,
X-Ray, Mrs. John Carter, Warrenton second,
Yesta, Mrs. n. l.. Shaw, Greenwood, Va;
third, Lady Bobs, Mrs. f. A. Barker, War
renton,
Class 80, lightweight hunters up TO carry
ing $50 pounds; over Jumps A feet. First,
Queen Gee, Mrs N. l.. Shaw, Greenwood, Va;
second, Scout, II. NJ. Luttrell Delaplane, Va;
thru, Direct, William Skinker, The Plains.
Glass q, sporting tandems the leaders TO
be saddled and ridden over the regulation
jun ps by the drivers. First, Funsa Luate,
William F. Randolph, MillwOod, Va; second,
No. 2, Jack Henderson, Orange, Va; third,
No. 4, II. NJ. Luttrell, Delaplane, Va.