Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
ARUNDEL COLT SHOW ENDS
EXCELLENT SHOWING MADE
BOTH DAYS.
Extra Prizes Go to DIR. Percy Smith
For His Three Pretty
Amin ais.

After a most successful two day
exhibit the:Anne Arundel Colt SHOW
at Galesville, West River, closed yes
terday The feature of Yesterday wa
the hunting class, the work OF Bayde
ridden by her owner. Mr. WilfreG
Hardesty, excelIing that OF ali thi
others.
DR. Percy Smith was in seyera
events yesterday, and his three prett,
animals carried off q number of IN,
prizes. The show concluded with 1
drag fox hunt. Twenty five hound
of the association soon caught thu
scent and followed it TO the end
Among those at the show was Rear
Admiral Willard Ii. Brownson, su
perintendent of the Naval Academy
The Admiral's daughter, Miss Caro-
line, entered two mares III several
classes. The prize winners are as fol
lows:
Standard Brood Mares-Lady Gray,
| owned by Morris Hanker, of Washing,
ton, won; bay mare. owned by Mrs.
| Galloway Cheston, second Same
1 VikTain, owned by NJ q Elzey, won
Amicus, by Charles Weiss, of Annapo-
lis. second
Farm Teams-Pair of mules owned
by ID Radcliffe Oheston, of Philadel-
phia, won; pair of horses owned by
Mrs Kolbe, second
Light Draft Colts Under One Year
Lambert, owned by Wilfred Har-
| desty, of Hyattsville, first; David
Harum, by NJ q Elzey, second; Arun-
del. by Miss Linda Sellman, riden by
groom, third.
Light Draft Colts. One Year Old
Maid of Honor, M e. Elzey, first.
Hawthorne, b Murray Cheston. sec
ond sorrell colt. William L Murray,
third Same. Two Year Olds-Hazel
Fire, NJ q Elzey first; May Amicus,
| Charles Weiss, second; White Socks,
DIR Radcliffe ChestOu, third Same.
over Two Years-Firework, DR.. Rad
clitfe Cheston, first; Hammet, Samuel
J Hammer, of Calvert county, sec
ond; Amicus Ii, Wilfred Hardesty,
Hyattsyille, third
Light Draft Brood Mares-Sorrel
mare, NJ G. Elzey, first; Brunette, DIR
Murray Cheston, second; Bess, Alex
ander Murray, third
Calvert County Horses, Free For
All-Bay colt, Samuel Hammet, first (;
Happy Boy, q Chesney, second f;
Vikrain, q j Younger. third A spe-
cial prize of 50 went to the winner
Coach, Cab and Carriage Horses,
Free for All--Brunette, DIR Murray
| Cheston, first; ID Nj q, DIR Latimer,
| Hynttsville, second; John, DIR Murray
Cheston, third
Harness Horses, Fifteen Hands High
or Under, Limited to Southern Mary
| land-Bay mare, owned by Mrs Gallo
| way Cheston. first Oman, owned by
1 lYnayIfna RpnNNnEn Cannnd
Charley, William IL Murray, third
Same, Free for All-Flor, DIR Il Lee
| Hardesty, first; Diana, Miss Caroline
Brownson, second; Susan, Nipper.
| James Cheston, third
GreengHunters, Southern maryland
| Horses-Sue, owned by S J Hammett,
first; Bob, William Shephers, second
| Schley, Wilfred Hardesty, third
| Same, Free-fior All-Hygeia, DIR Percy
| Smith Of Baltimore first; Red Cloud,
| DR. Radcliffe Cheston, second; Sandy,
| James Oheston, third
Saddle Horses (ridden by gentlemen
/ open to Southern Maryland Porte
Rico. Prof. n M. Terry, of Annapo
lis. first; Black May, Churchill Muir
raw. second; Nancy Lee, Miss Cheston,
| third Same, Free-fo All-Ailanthus
DIR. Percy Smith, first; Red Cloud
DIR. Radcliffe Cheston, second; Balti
more. DIR. Radcliffe Cheston, third
Horses in Harness (driyen by lady
Wade Hampton, Miss Brownson
first; June, Louisa Cheston, second
Susan Nipper. Helen Oheston, thirC
Hunters, Open TO Southern Mary
land horess (hurdles three feet)-
HIayde, Wilfred Hardesty, first; Lark
| profassor Terry second
Hunters, Open to all (hurdle fou
feet et)-Hayde, Wilfred Hardesty, first
Hygeia and Ailanthus, owned ant
ridden by DIR. Percy Smith, SECOND
and third
Combination Horses, Open to South
ern MISUNDERSTANDING, Lieutenan
Reed, of the Naval Academy, first
Porto Rico, Professor Terry, second
Schley. Wilfred Hardesty, third
Same. Free for. Affixed CLOUD, DIR
Radcliffe Cheston, first; Hygeia. DR.
Percy Smith, second; Aladdin, Lieu
tenant Reed, third.
| Champion Harness Horse Herald
DR.. Smiht first; Lady Gray. Morri
Hacker, second; Brunette. ID. M
Cheston, third
Champion Saddle Horse-Ailanthus
DIR. Smith, first; Wade Hampton
Miss Brownson, second; ID. Nj. O., DIR
Latimer, third.
In the champion saddle and harnes
horse events two special prizes o
$40 gold pieces were presented DIR
Smith, the winner of both. nh
prizes were awarded by DIR. Radcliff
Cheston. of Philadelphia The pre-
MUM in tha several classes range,
between 81 and 50.