Evening star., 1909-06-12
SILVER CUP FOR MISS ANNIE
WINS THE PRIZE FOR LOU
DoUN COUNTY HUNTERS.
Large Attendance at the Leesburg
Horse Show-Grounds and
Ring in Bad Condition.
'pecial Correspondence ~ Tho star.

Special Correspondence ~ Tho star.
LEESBURG, Va, June l.. 1909.
The horse show opened near LeesburS
yesterday morning under clear skies and
with a large attendance. The grounds and
show ring were in bad condition by rea-
son of the heavy rains. but the horses
performed in much better form than on
the day before.
The Loudoun Hunt Club presented II
Bradford Fletcher OF Upperville, Va.
silver cup for winning with Miss Annie in
class IS for hunters owned in Loudoun
county. by persons not members of any
hunt club and who have owned the horses
for two months prior to the show.
Lady Washington, owned by John G.
White of Ieesburg, was second: o. T.,
owned by Rogers Bros of Hamilton. Va.
was third. Other awards were as fol-
lows:
List of Awards.
Glass So cross--ountry horses: four
year-olds and under; suitable to become
cross-country horses-First. Rock Crest,
owned by Julian Morris OF Keswick. Va.
second. Blackbird. owned by Mrs. Allan
Potts Of Gotham, Va.
Class q. harness horses: four-year- olds
and under-First. Twilight, owned by L.
l.. Redmon of Middleburg. Va; second.
Alphabet. owned by w. F. Hale & Sons.
Nokesvile. Va: third. Lady Golden, own
ed by II. I. Harrison of Leesburg.
Class II. park saddle: best marc or
gelding fifteen and one-half hands and
under-First. Lord Golden. owned by Her.
man Ullman of Warrenton. Va; second.
Irish Rose owned by +. II. Weatherbee
of New York; third, Bonnie Bell. owned
by Mrs. Allan Potts of Gotham. Va
Glass 10, harness horses: five year-olds
and over: fifteen and one-half hands and
under-First. Lady Lghtfoot, owned by
Harry T. Harrison; second, Lottie F.,
owned by Leithton Stables. Middlehurg.
Va; third. Ringmaster. owned by E. S.
Newman of Washington, ID. &.
Class 4. combination saddle and har-
ness hOrSes-First, Irish Rose. owned uy
E. II. Weatherbee: second. Jester. owned
by Mrs. Henderson and Miss Tinker OF
Wildwood: third, Noble Xerxes. owned by
H. w. Herring of Nokesville. Va.
Glass . high Steppers in harnesS-Ffrst
Kinks. owned by DR. Henry G. Plaster of
Bluemont, Va; second, Grand Slam, own
ed by DIR. A +. Osborne of Berryy1lle:
third. Lady Lightfoot. owned by Harry
T.. Harrison.
Class -. middle and heavy weight
hunters-First. Taconte. owned by Z. II.
Weatherhee: second. David Grey. owned
by f. II. Weatherbee: third. Glovesville,
owned by Julian Morris of Keswick, Va
Free-for-All Hunt Glass.
Class 26, hunt class (free for alD-First
David Grey; second. Taconite: third. TAI
~ Ho, owned by Rogers Bros, of Hamil-
ton.
Class. 81, hunt club, teams OF three
hunters-First. keswick Hunt Club: sec
ond. Chevy Chase Hunt; third, Castle
Hill Hunt.
Glass Il. harness horses. best pair
matched horses over 151a hands-First,
bay gelding of w. +. Hale q Sons. Nokes-
Vile, Va; second. Rowdy and Mate. own
ed by A. NJ. Chichester, jr., of Leesburg:
third Maxine Elliott and mate. owned by
James s. Ferguson of MountSville, Va.
Class &. speedway horses-First. Shan
ondale, owned by NJ. o. Rouss of Charles
Town. w. Va; second. Happy Hooligan,
owned by Skinner & Co. of Oatlands. Va;
third. Delba owned by NJ. O. Rouss.
Glass II. best ladies' park hack-First.
Irish Rose. owned by f. ii. Weatherbee:
second Jester, owned by Mrs. Henderson
and Miss Tinker; third. Lord Golden.
owned by Mrs. Henderson and Miss Tim
ker.
Sporting Tandem.
Glass n, sporting tandem-First. team
owned by Lethton stables. Middleburg,
Va. second. team owned by II. w. Her
ring of Nokesville, Va; third, team own
ed by Julian Morris.
Glass %. ladies' hunters-W. =. Hbbs
presented the winner with silver cup.
First, heSwick, owned ly r. II. Wealth
erbee; second. King Edward. owned by
u. d. Benner of Warrenton, Va: third,
David Grey, owned by E. III. Weatherbee.
Class -. best pair of hunters owned by
exhibitor-First. Giovesyile and Merry
Widow, owned by Julian Morris; second.
pair of f. II. Weatherbee, third, pair Of
u. ID. Benner.
Class "a, cross-country horses-Air
Willow King. owned by Mrs. Allan Potts;
second. Glovesyille. owned by Julian Nor
ris; third Wildfire. owned by II. Ii. Nor
man of Unison. Va.
Class 30, handicap jump-First, Merry
Widow. owned by Julian Morris, second,
Kitty Belair. owned by Clarence Moore
of Washington, ID. {.
Class 81. high jump-First. Sir Dixon.
owned by G.. w. Bradshaw of Ryan. Va.
second, Rousta bout. owned by Ieithton
stables: third. Jubilee. owned by David b.
Tenant of Oatlands Va.