The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-05
CASTLE HILL VICTOR
Wins Blue Ribbon in the
Hound Class.
ALBEMARLE HORSE SHOW ENDS
Miss Louise Cherbonnier, of Balti-
more, Is Thrown, but RemOunts
and Rides 10 the Finish - Char
IOttesvfue Loving Cup Won by n
Horse from WarrentOn.
snecinl to Tho Washington Hrnld.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va, Aug. with the
award OF the blue in the hound class 10
the Castle Hill hounds, Mrs Allan Potts,
NJ. F. H.. the curtain was rung down to-
day on one of the most successful exhi-
billions in the history of the Albemarle
Horse show Association. While the
twenty-five classes shown were not quite
so well filled as on some previous occa-
sions, the difference was made up In the
quality OF the exhibitors.
The day was singularly free from ac-
cident. there being but two spills. and
they Of little consequence. In the class
for ladies' green hunters Miss Marie
Louise Cherbonnier, riding Bright Boy.
exhibited by Blenhelm Farm. Baltimore.
was thrown at the fourth hurdle. She
turned a somersault. but quickly re-
mounted. and. amid great applause. took
the bay gelding over the remaining
jumps. Later. In the class for hunters
and Jumpers, she received an ovation as
she piloted Algoma over the bars win
ning first money,
The loving cup presented by Charlottes-
VILE merchants was captured by the
chestnut mare Sunday Morning. owned
by U. d. Benner, Of Warrenton. VIII
low King. Mrs Allen Potts bay gelding
was a close second. The handsome silver
plate hung up by the president OF the
/ association, J. Anderson Chisholm. went
to the splendid black mare. Garonne, eX-
| hibited by J. B. Andrews. and driven by
Miss Marion Parish
| The Keswick, WarrentOn. and Castle
Hill hunt teams furnished pretty pictures
with the riders in their pink coats in
| stiff competition over the bars The
! blue went 20 Mrs. Allen Potts In the
| ladies' park hacks. Nelson Lass. a fine
| looking bay mare. landed the first blue
ribbon of the show for Thomas Fortune
! Ryan. Keswick annexed first money as
! the best gentlemans park hack, while
/ the Cardinal was awarded Lawsonian,
/ owned by J. NJ Dulauey, Of LynchburB.
Phyllis. driven by Miss Alice Peyton. Of
/ Charleston, secured The blue IN the class
for gated saddle horses. other ladies
who drove i'm harness classes included
] Mrs. Churchman, of Charleston; Mrs.
Z Allen Potts. Mrs. Julian Morris. Miss
Berta Garth. Miss Fontaine Maury. and
/ MISS Marie LOUISE AsLAtl hH4AltANA-
The Summaries.
/ Gated saddle horses-Frst. Phyllis. Churchman
/ and BCnry. Charleston. w. Va. second, King
Richard r johnson. Charlottesville.
| Park taudCm-First Cyauno and Cox Il the
I Walk. Blenhem farm. Baltimore
AIbemarle hunters First. Gloversve. Julian Nor
Ms. KrsWicks second. Pretty, Maid Mrs Allen
I Potts Gotham
/ Combination harness ard saddle horses-Flrst.
Z Lord Golden, Har1nan T. Ullman. WaTent0n. sec.
/ ond Black Beauty, Churchman and Beury. Charles
/ ton. W Va.
| Weatherbee. New York; second. Algoma. Blen-
! helm farm, Baltimore.
1 Horses in harness First Garonne. Buckeveland
st1ckfam. Charlottesville; second. Bugler John W.
/ McComb. Richmond
Ladies green huuters-First. Rock Crest Julian
Morris Keswick: second. Gloyersylle. Julian Norris.
/ Gentlemen's park hacks-First. Keswick, Edwin II.
weatherbee. New York. second. Lawsonan. j. N.
/ Dulaney. Lynchburg.
Hunters and jurnpers-Fi-t. Algoma. Blcnheim
/ Farm. Baltimore. second. Dsud Gray, Edward Il.
Weatharbee. New York
Ladies harness horscs-First Garonne. Buckeye
/ land stock Farm. Charlottesville. second. Cock o.
! the Walk Blenheim Farm. Baltimore.
/ Merchants Cup. Tor best performance over four
/ consecutive jumps. each jump 30 count az many
points Il is feet msh-Fl-st. SUNDAY Morning
\ L. u. Benner Waucnton: second. Willow King.
I Mrs.. Allen Potts Gotham.
/ Ladies' park hacks-First. Nelson Lass. Thomas
| Fortune Ryan, New York; second, Lord Golden.
/ Herman +. Ullman, Warrenton-
/ Pair harness horses-First, Evening News and
I Wilton. Mrs J. Anderson, Chisholm, Charlottcs-
/ vile: second. Cyanno and Cock Of the Walk. Blen
\ helm Farm, Baltimore.
/ Hunt teams-First Castle Hill Hounds. Mrs. Al
/ Ian Potts. Gotham
Best hackney stallion. three years old and over
I First BalhrigEan Buckeyeland Stock Farm. J. r.
Andrews proprietor. Charlottesville; second. On
/ Guard Buckeyeland Stock Farm, Charlottesville
/ third. Night Hawk. Daniel II. Andrews. Char
I l0ttCsville.
Colts sired BY hackney stallion two years old and
! undcr-First. Oak Grove, Buekeyeand stock Farra-
Charlottesville. second Nightingale. r. L. Thomas,
| Charlottesville.
Colts sired by Coach stallion. two years old and
undcr-First. Hetty Lumsden. John F. Payne
! Charlottesville.
Colts sired BY heavy draft stallion. two years
old and uDdcr-First Alice. Birdwood stock Farm
/ Birdwood: second Sally Birdwood Stock Farm
third. FLY. Birdwood stock Farm; fourth, colt
| Birdwood Stock Farm.
Ponies in harness. not exceeding fourteen hands
! First. Queen. Miss Helen Bradish. University oi
| Potts. Gotham; third. Moutford Boy. r J. Ward
Charlottesville; fourth. Meddlcsome Girl. Thomas
Fortune Ryan, New York.
/ Roadsters. mare gelding any age-First, Judge
Spinner. Churchman & Beury Charleston " Va.
second Bishop Wilmer. Z. J. Ward. ChErlcttes
Vile; third Flora AIerton. ID. A. Langhoue
Sccttsville; fourth. Gruteel Margaret a. A. Nc
Corke, LynchbHg. Va
Saddle ponies. thirteen hands and under. TO b
ridden By boy or girl under fifteen years-FIrst
Merrylegs Miss lacy Day Martin. Charlottesville
second Dixie. Miss EVELYN Irving. Charlottesville
third. Tar Baby. Thomas 5. Martin IT,. Charlottes
! Vile.