The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-08-29
WARRENTON HORSE SHOW.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBIT a
SUCCESS.

Wednesday with large attendance and
400 entries.
In class for heavy. weighthun'ers. Jack
Henderson on Hiawatha tipped the sec.
ond Jump, lost his mount, was thrown
over the ring railing, aud barely escaped
serious injury. lie remounted and I'm
ished the remaining jumps. MIR. hender-
son captured the blue ribbon in this
class on 30 Bar.
Class 81 ladies hunters, brought out
splendid field Chipmunk, ridden by
Mrs Blair Johnson. tipped heavily the
fourth lump. causing It's rider to he dis
mounted, but she did not lose control OF
her horses.
Among the other lady riders appearing
in this class were Mrs Mamie Lang
horne Shaw, Miss Flynn, Mrs. Frank
Barker and Mrs. f. 4. h. POrtman. The
blue ribbon was captured by Mrs. Shaw
on Queen Bee. with {. II. Hurkamps
Amaret second. ridden by Miss Henry.
The awards were a. follows.
Heavy draft mares and fOals-First, X.
+. Welch The Plains; second, j. +. Fish
back. Plains: third. Peter Leach, Plains.
One-year. old colts for general utility
First, Gaines 4 Burgess. Narrenton; see
ond, j. II McCabe, Warrenton; third,
Scott Nesbitt, Warrenton.
Two-year.old colts, for general utility
First. Amos Payne, Warrentcn; second,
T.. l.. Redman, Middleburg; third, }. A.
MadduX, Warrenton.
Hali-hred -year-old colts. sire or
dam Observation-Disclosures, &. W. smith
Warrenton: second. Mrs. John Benner,
Warrenton: third. Gaines 4 Burgess
Halfbred two-year-o colts-first.
Amos Payne. WarrentOn; second. l.. H.
Redman. Middleburg; third, E.W Payne,
llelaplane. $50.
Three ear old colts, for general utility
-tirst. { ". Smith, second. j IL. Me
Cahe. WarrentOn;third, Herbert Assheton
Horses in harness. four-years olds ana
under-First. Mrs. Wyeth. Marshall Sec
ond, II. Herring. NokesvilIe; third, Her
bert AsshetOn, Warrenton.
Gentleman's park hacks three year
olds and over. 10y hands and over
First. II NJ Luttrell. Delaplaine; second.
Mrs. c. Carter, WarrentOn; third, J. r..
Galloway, Warrenton. .,
Single harness hOrnes, four-year.
and under. 10, hands and over-first,
DR. Owsley. GREENWOOD. Va second
Johnson Russell, Dover. Va; third. VIII
li.m Crenshaw. East Grassland, Va.
Green hunters. that have never won
blue ribbon in IA jumping contest, jumps
not 10 exceed four ieet-First. ii. Lut-
tren. Delaplaine; second. q W. Chancel-
lor. Delaplaine third. {. II. Hurkamp,
fredericksburg.
Park landau. horses and style OF going
only 20 he considered-First, Mr.. Wyeth,
second. II. Herring, Nokesville; third,
Gastust di Serega.
1l9 and under. ridden by children
First. Colder Davis. Vernon Mills; recond,
r. McRae. Gainesville. third. Miss fetch
er. Upperyille.
Special ladies class. horses in single
harness | -, aud under-Fir-t. Miss Pas
sano. Warrenton second. Miss Il Oharr
ington. third, Dr Owsley, Greenwood.
Matched pairs anv age. lls hands and
over-First, Dr Jwsley; second, Mr..
Nyeth
Heavy weight hunters not exceeding
/ H. feet-First. j. Henderson, orange
second, A. s. Crayen. GREENWOOD; thlrd'
/ DR.. Owsley. Greenwood.
Ladies hunters ridden by ladies over
jnmps not TO exceed feet-firsf. Mrs
Allen shaw. second, c II Hurkamp, Fred
ericksburg: third. {. W. Smith.
Pairs OF hunters ridden abreast-first,
A. :. Craven. second, ". G. Helm, Syc-
oline: third. William +. Randolph, Mill
wood.
Hunters. four years and under-first u.
F Il Lewis. Broad Run: second, Rogers
third. W Skinker
THE SECOND AND LAST DAY.
Thursday was q recOrd.breaker for the
Warrenton Horse Show. Despite lower
ing clouds every road was 1lled with
riders and drivers bound TO Warrenton'
whose streets were packed with VisitOrs
The awards follow:
Thoroughbred stations. First. j. n.
Naddux, Warrenton; second, {. W Smith,
/ third Marshall Is. Thompson, Warren
ton. 40.
Thoroughbred sucking colts or FLIES.
First and second, DR. Kerr, Narrenton.
Han-bred sucking colts or fillles. flrst'
/ G. c. Eastman, Flint Hill: second, NJ.
Washington, Grcenwic h; third, } ii. Me
Cabe. Washington. ,
Half.bred mares. First, Westmore land
Davis. New York; second. John Gaines.
WarrsntOn: third, Amos Payne.
Thoroughbred yearling colts OF iillies.
first. DR.. Kerr, second, Mrs. Geo. Stone,
Warrenton.
Thoroughbred brood mares. First, j.
x Maddux, second and third, Dr.
James Kerr.
Single harness horses First and sec
ond Maxwell Wyeth, third. Or Owsl"y.
Park hacks First, John Carter, War
renton; second, Miss Lindsey carter
third, John Carter.
Mr. George Harris, Of Washington,
presents gentlemsn's hunting saddle
for best qualified gor reen registered
Thoroughbred hunter. First. DR.. Jamer
Kerr second. Westmoreland l. Davls
New York; third, l.. ID. Passano, warren
ton.
Hunters and jumpers; free for all; over
Jumps not exceeding five feet. Fret, nun
ter Dulaney, Upperville; second, JACK
Henderson, Orange third, llornpipe
Mrs. c. Hnrkamp. Fredericksburg.
Matched pairs, any age. FIRST, Ut
Owsley. Greenwood; second, Dora NJ
Herring, Nokesvile; third, Herbert Asshe
7 ton. WarrentoD.
Single harness horses, five years anC
p over. First. Maxwell Wyeth, second. DR.
e Owsley, third, A. W. Herndon, Delapla,ne
+ Ladies park hacks; ridden by ladies
First and second, John Carter, third,
NJ Gaskins. WarrentOn.
> Four-in-hand teams. First. l.. ID. fas
ssno's team, second, DR.. F. d. Owsiey
, team.
For teams Of three hunters from an.
y y recognized hunt club, ridden by member
" of their respective hunts in hunt color'
First team, entered by K. Wallach, Wal
Al reuton: second team, entered by Benne
E. and Davis, Warrenton; third team, Ell
re tered by l.. Passano, Warrenton.
" Ladies' green hunters that have nev'
,e won blue ribbin prior to 1909. h1rs
X Mrs Jno. Carter, second, Mrs,h, u SHAW
c. third, Mrs. e, A. Barker. Wsrrenton.
Lightweight hunters, over jumps
feet First, Mrs. n, l. Shaw, second,
u n. Luttrell, Delaplane, third, Nillia
Ir Skinker. ,rn,,