The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-28
Dr.. Kerr's Lepida
Wins B1ue Ribbon

Maddux. Warrenton; second, imp. Sir
Singleton. c. w Smith, Warrenton;
third. His Grace. Marshall B. Thomp-
son. Warrenton.
Glass 3-Thoroughbred sucking colts
or fllies. First. No. 2. Dr. Kerr. War
renton; second, No. 3. DR.. Kerr. Warren
ton.
Glass 5-Half-bred sucking colts or
hllies. First. Tiptop. c. c. Eastman,
Flint Hill, Va; second. Kinloch, NJ.
Washington. Greenwich; third. Million
aire. J. NJ. McCabe. Washington.
Glass S-Half-bred mares suitable for
breeding hunters. First, Miss Meath
Westmoreland Davis. New York: second,
Hermosa, John Gaines, WarrentOn;
third. No. 3, Amos Payne, Warrenton.
Glass Thoroughbred yearling colts
or FLIES. First, No. 2. DR. Kerr, War
renton; second. Delapoer, Mrs. George
Stone, Warrenton.
Glass Thoroughbred brood mares in
foal or foal at side. First, Tendency, J.
X. Maddux. Warrenton: second. Bonadea,
DR.. James Kerr. Warrenton: third, Lepi-
da. DR.. James Kerr. Warrenton.
Glass 17-Single harness horses; five
years and over; l51a hands and under.
First. David Harum Maxwell Wyeth,
Marshall. Va. second. Lord Radiant.
Maxwell Wyeth. Marshall Va; third,
Brownette. DR.. Owsley. Greenwood. Va.
Glass Park hacks; three years and
over; 15iA hands and under. First. Ro.;
in Adair, John Carter. Warrenton; sec
ond, Is-a- Belle, Miss Mary Lindsay Car.
ter, Warrenton; third Lord Chester
field. John Carter, Warrenton.
Glass 37-George Harris. of Washing
ton, ID. c., presents gentleman's hunt
ing saddle for best qualified or green
registered thoroughbred hunter. First,
Lepida, DR.. James Kerr. Warrenton:
second, Lady Roscommon, Westmore-
land l. Davis. New York; third, Mar
gorie Loud, L. D. Passano, Warrenton.
Bachelor Selected.
Glass S4-Hunters and jumpers; free
for all; performance only to count; over
jumps not exceeding five feet. First.
Bachelor. Hunter Dulaney. Upperville.
Va; second, Hiawatha, Jack Henderson.
Orange: third. Hornpipe, Mrs. c. Hur-
kamp, Fredericksburg
Glass Unmatched pairs; any age; 1512
hands and under FIRST, BrOwnette and
Catherine. DR.. Owsley, Greenwood, Va;
second. Fesler and FlOro Dora. N. Her
ring. NOkesville. Va; third, Magic and
Vivid, Herbert Assheton. Warrenton.
Glass 1S-Single harness horses; five
years and over. First. Lord Algy. Max
we'll Wyeth, Marshall. Va; second,
Pasha. DR.. Owsley. Greenwood. Va;
third, Deck, A. w. Herndon, Delaplane.
Va.
Glass 26-Ladies' park hacks; ridden
by ladies. First, Robin Adair. John Car
ter, Warrenton; second, Lord Chester
field. John Carter, Warrenton; third, Ro-
settle. F. NJ. Gaskins, Warrenton.
Glass 22-Four- hand teams. First,
L. ID. Passano's team, Warrenton; see
ond. DR.. f. D. Owsley's team, Green
wood
For Hunt Teams.
Glass 36-For teams of three hunters
from any recognized hunt club; ridden
by members of their respective hunts in
hunt colors. First team, entered by
r. Wallach. Warrenton; second team,
entered by Benner & Davis, Warrenton;
third team, entered by L. Passano. War
renton.
Glass 80. ladies' green hunters that
have never won a blue ribbon prior to
1S03-First, X-Ray. Mrs. John Carter.
Warrenton; second. Vesta. Mrs. n. l..
Mrs. E. A Barker. Warrenton.
Glass 80, lightweight hunters up TO
carrying $50 pounds; over jumps four
and a half feet-First, Queen Bee, Mrs
n. l.. Shaw, Greenwood. Va; second,
Scout, H. NJ. Luttrell. Delaplane, Va;
third. Direct, William Skinker, The
Plains. Va.
Glass 81, sporting tandems; the leaders
10 be saddled and ridden over the regu-
lation jumps by the drivers-First; Funsa
Luate, William T. Randolph, Wildwood,
Va; second, No. 2. Jack Henderson.
Orange, Va; third, No. 4, H. NJ. Luttrell,
Delaplane Va