Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-07-08
Winners at MillWOOd.

Saturday, and the largest attend
ance OF any show ever held by the
Hunt Club was registered. The
classes were, generally. larger than
ever before. and the contests were
spirited. Everyone connected
with the Club used every effort to
make the show a success. and their
efforts were rewarded by fine ex-
hIbitiOn. Mr.. Edward G. Butler.
the indefatigable manager of the
show, deserves the greatest credit
for his efforts in making the show
a success I'm every way.
The Judges for the show were:
Driving classes, II. X. Smith:
Hunting classes, A. l.. Warthen.
X. n. Lawson, VIM. +. Randolph:
Colt classes, X. III. Whiting: Pony
classes, II. X. Smith, X. A. Law
son.
The summary of winners follows:
Class HEAVY draft mare and
sucking colt; mare counted % per
cent-First, Fannie snd colt. f.
q. Butler; second, Fanny and colt.
j. Il. Burwell.
Class 2-Marc and sucking colt.
half-brcd or better. suitable to be-
come hunters; mari counted %
per cent-First, Lads English and
colt. X. G. Mitchell; second, Nancy
and colt, j. f. Burwell: third.
Amarillis and colt, f.. G.. Butler.
Class 3-Mare and sucking colt.
suitable TO become harness horses
First, Imp and colt. DR.. \. B.
Tucker; second, Nance and colt.
Milton Valley Farm: third, Mar
garite and colt, DR.. \. B. Tucker.
Class Especial, "PauP Puk
Keewis' colts under 3 years
First, Maude aud colt. f. G..
Butler; second, Lady English and
colt, II. q. Mitchell; third, Patsy
and colt. VIM. +. Randolph.
Glass 5-General utility, horses
that have been worked ON a farm
and are suitable for riding and
driving-First, Emma, +. B.
Jacobs; second, Bob. George Page:
third, Top, Kenneth Gilpin.
Class 6-Pair of hunters, shown
abreast, jumps 3 and b feet. jumps
only to count-FirSt, Blue Ruin
and Mate, Mrs. ID. II. Henderson;
second; Andy and Mate. f.. G..
Butler; third, William Penn and
Tilly, Winston Lindsey.
Glass Pony, to be ridden 10y a
child-FrSt, Bric-a-B Mrs.
Cox, of New York; second, Captain
Jack, G.. +. Taylor, Berryville;
third. Little Miss Muifit, MIR.
WithcrS. Berryville.
Glass S-Runabout horses
First, Baltimore Girl. Kenneth
Gilpin; second, Black Diamond,
G. f. Wisecarver; their, Kim. r..
G.. Mitchell.
Glass 9-Green hunters. all ages.
open to all who have not won blue
ribbons prior to 1908: I year olds
and under jump feet 6 inches; )
year olds and over jump feet; con
formation 30 per cent: jumps 80
per cent-First, Glenwyn, f. q.
Butler: second, Entry, +. b.
Jacobs, third, William Penn,
Winston Lindsey.
Class lO-Pony, TO be driven 10y
child-FirSt, Bric- a-Brac. Mrs.
Cox, New York; second, Captain
Jack. @. f.. Taylor. Berryville;
third. Mistle;oe, Miss Mamie Byrd,
Miliwood.
Class 1l-Sporting tandem. tC
he shown in harness and the leader
saddled and shown over 4-foot
jumps First, Andy and Lady
Winifred, +. q. Butler; second.
Lady Matchless and Mate, Mrs
ID. III. Henderson,
Glass 12-Park Saddle, open tC
all-First, Black Bess, G. f. Clapp
second, Kim, r. q. Mitchell; third
Bright Light, II. NJ. IL. Clagett
Class 13-Ladies' Single Driving
First, Azure, G. f. Clapp; Mis-.
Rosalie Mccormick driving; sec
ond, Baltimore Girl, Kenneth
Gilpin, Miss Mary Johnson driv
ing; third, Black Diamond, G. f.
Wisecarver, Miss Lillian Montagu,
driving.
Class 14-Handicap jump, opel
to all; winners of Il blue ribbo,
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