Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-09-04
Horse Show Winners.

The 1907 exhibition of the Ber-
ryville Horse Show, last Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, was
unquestionably the most successful
and enjoyable ever held, the at
tendance being large, the class of
animals shown being better than
ever. and only slight accidents
marring the exhibition.
In the Qualified Hunter class. on
Tuesday, William +. Randolph,
.Jr., riding True Boy. fell at the
third Jump, the rider striking upon
his head on the hard track. He
was carried to the Judges stand
unconscious and remained in that
condition for several hours. suffer
ing from concussion and shock.
BY the next morning he had suffi-
iciently recovered IL be able To 90
to his home at Millwood from DR..
fuckers Hospital. where he spent
the night. No bones were broken,
AMI he quickly recovered.
j. M. III. Clagett, Winston
Lindsey, Donald Gilpin, Edward
b. Jacobs and Robert Hall receiv-
ed falls in the hunting and jump
ing classes, but were uninjured.
The horses shown were as good &,
il not better, than those seen at
any previous show, the classes
were e'brought into the ring prompt
~, there we're no long delays, the
Judging was of the best. the music
furnished by the Berryville Cornet
Band was excellent, and, in fact,
there was nothing to mar the ex-
cellence and enjoyment of the show
in any way. except the falls men
toned above.
One of the features of the show
that brought forth the greatest APP
plause was the four-in-hand pony
team belonging to q. +. Taylor, of
Berryville. which, while entered in
the four-in-hand class. was. not
awarded a ribbon, as the judges
were held to the provision of the
prize list of horses alone to be
considered" If the decision of
the audience had been final, MIR.
Taylor would have secured the
prize.
Below is a summary OF the win
ners for the three days:
Half-bred Colts-1st, Lady Con
zales, T. j. Wilson; Cd. Boston,
B. f. Lippitt; Sd, Sunshine, Harris
Bros.
STANDARDIZED Colts-1st, La
fayette. Wilbur M. Gaunt; 2d,
Roy, Miss X. l.. Moore,
Heavy-draft Colts-1st, DIR.
Smith, J-C. Rutherford; I'd, Molly,
VIM. Bonham; Sd, Doll, o. j.
Hardesty; 4th, Flash. j. Frank
| Jackson.
Harness Colts-1st, Chas. +.
Clapp. I'd. NJ. b. Pulliam; 3D.,
Grandee, Harris Bros; 4th, Clarke,
4 Shade Moore.
Harness Horses, Mare and foal
LIST, Mischief, Chas. +. Clapp,
Cd, Byrnhild, Chas. f. Clapp; Sd,
Grandy Kitty, Chas, +. Clapp;
4th, Milton Stipe.
Heavy-draft Stallion. with three
of his colts, colts alone considered
list, Favori, T. S. Chamblin; Cd,
Kleber, K. r. Smith.
Special, for colts by Kleber-1st,
Annie Bush, I'd, j. Z. Wilt.
Special, for Mares suitable to
produce Hunters-1st, Lady Mont
iceilo, DR.. Howard Osburn; I'd.
Emma B, Harris Bros; Sd. Lady
u III. Harris Bros; 4th. Beloved
Chas. l.. Nicodemus.
Roadsters. FIVE years and over
lst, Phyllis Ericsson, w. w. Nc
Donald; Cd. Buster Brown, G. A.
Bowen; Sd, Tempest. DIR. A. p
Osborne; 4th, Skidoo. VIM. l.
Humphrey.
Horses in Harness, four year,
and under-lst, Royal Swell
Bowles Bros; Cd, CARRIER & Gar
ber; Sd, Azure, Chas. f. CIapp
4th, Miss Matchless; Chas, +
Clapp.
Clarke County Hunters-1st
Country Girl. BowIes Bros; I'd
Andy, f. G. Butler; 3D., Keith
Donald N. Gilpin; 4th, Acrobat
Mrs. ID. III, Henderson.
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