Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-04
EXHIBITS FINE HORSES.
Loudoun County Association Gives
Show at Leesburg.


IEESBURG Va, June f. 1908.
The seventh annual exhibition of the
Loudoun County Horse and Colt Show
Association was opened in Leesburg yes
terday. Premiums were awarded as fol-
lows:
Class 80 The best mare or gelding
sired by Lighterman. suitable to become
a hunter, shown in hand First Null
doom. owned by Lethton stables of Mid
dleburg. Va, and. second. Lightenman
IT. owned by c. Carten Riticoe. Dat
land Va.
Class :. Harness horses. First. TWi-
light owned by E. l.. Redman Middle
burg. Va, second. Bessie Jenkins, owned
hy T. o. Leith. Ryan. Va. and. third
Tar Baby, owned by Miss Rosalie Mis-
kell of Leesburg. Va.
Class -. Horses to make heavyweight
hunters Prize OF $50 offered by Mr.
West moreland Davis. Exhibitor required
y he resident OF Loudoun county. not
member of recognized hunt club. suitable
for making heavyweight hunter up to
carrying 1870 pounds. Winner. brown
eelding owned by William H. Carter of
Mountsville, Va.
Class IL. Best five-year-old harness
hnrs" First Hishclffe. owned by James
Warbeck OF Berryville. Va; second. Kinks
owned ~ Dr. henry Pfaster of Blue
mont. Va; third. Parader. owned by
Byers Bros. & koontz. Burketown. Va;
fourth. News. Byers Bros. & Zoontz.
Class IL. Best pair matched horses 1912
hands and under. First. Azure and Miss
Watchless owned by Mr. Charles +.
tlapp OF Berryville. Va: second. Brandy
aud Soda. owned by Mrs Alfred S Gill
lett Of LeesburG; third. F'lirt and Co
auette owned by Mrs. Gillette. and,
h lStva ifNtf II,
ington. owned by James S. Ferguson of
MOuntsville Va
Glass XIV-Park saddle. Best mare or
celding 15i2 hands and under: First Irish
Rose, owned by r. H. Weatherbee Of New
York city. second. Robin Adair owned by
MIR, Blair Johnson of Warreuton Va
third. Robert Adair, ir.. owned by Mr.
Joshua Brown OF Purcelvillc, Va: fourth.
Black BesS, G. T.. Clamp Berryvile Va.
Class VI-First. Royal Swell owned 10y
Bowles Bros. of Wildwood. Va: second
Azure owned by Charles f. Clapp OF
Berryville Va. third. Schley, owned by
William II. Way. Washington. ID. G. and
fourth. Soda. owned by Mr. A. S Gil
lette OF Leesburg. Va.
Class XXNlil-Three-Se ar-old hunter
owned in Loudoun county by exhibitor
Two months prior to exhibition. First
Monday Morning, owned hy Roger Rros
Hamilton. Va. second NaillIe Rogers
Bros. third. Jack McGinnis Rogers
Bros. and fourth. Lady Belle owned by
&. r. Dlshman of Round Hill. Va. Ever
hart and Shannon were thrown from their
seats al the second jump. but simply re-
gained their mounts and took the third
jump.
Glass EX-Green hunters. Silver cup
given by William Corcoran E.ustiS. First
Gladys. owned by Charles w Smith of
Warrenton. Va: third. Toreador owned
by Leithton Stables OF Mddleburg Va
Glass XIII-Loudoun harness horses
FIRST. Kinks. DIR. Henry Plaster. Blue
mont. Va, second. Pat. owned by Edward
Nichols of Leesburg: third. Lady Belle.
owned by j. W. Ferguson. Lena Va
Glass II-General utility. First :, bay
Selding of William II. Carter of Mounts
vile: second. Dixie Girl. owned by G. ] G
Maffet of Arcola: third. Lightning owned
by William Skinner of The Plains Va
Class Is-Gentleman's roadster First
bay mare, owned by j. NJ. Corlin Of Ham
ilton Va: second. Bodine, owned by blair
Johnson of Warrenton: third, Everett r
owned by E. Everett Taylor of Washing
ton. ID. G..
Class XVII-Park tandem FIRST team
of Byers Bros. koontz: second soda
and Brandy, owned by Mrs Alfred s GIL
lette: third. Schley and Mate owned nv
William H. Way of Washington. d. C.
Class XXI-Ladies green hunters: First
King Caspian. owned by Byers Bros a
Koontz, second, Ammonia, Mrs. Allan Potts
Potts.