The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-26
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Berryville, Va, August 2o.-The
tenth annual exhibition OF the Clarke
County Horse and Colt Show Society.
grounds at Berryville Tuesday morn
ing closed late this afternoon with
1000 in attendance, which was far
above the average for the last day. The
total attendance exceeded 10000 the
highest ever reached during a Virginia
horse show outside of Richmond. and
expert horsemen say they never before
saw such a large number of standard
and thoroughbred horses gathered to.
gether as at the show just closed.
Some of the best and most exciting
features on the program were reserved
until the last day. One of the most
notable exhibitions of the entire show
was the performance of Louis Leigh's
famous hunter. Roustabout. which
cleared the hurdles easily and without
mishap at six feet six inches. winning
the 500 prize. Pitted against many
noted horses. Miss Marie Mcdonald, OF
Clarke county, won first money in the
two-year-old colt class with her Lii
lian Beddell. Other prize winners were
defeated in the four-year-old harness
class by L. E. Redmond's Wildfre. Ju-
Ian Morris, the Keswick horseman,
captured first in the gentlemens park
saddle class with Confldante f. H.
Weatherbee's Keswick, ridden by Mrs
Julian Norris, led In the ladies' hun
tiers class, with Mrs. Allen Potts. on
her Willow King, second. Mrs Julian
Norris rode Confidante In the ladies'
park saddle class, winning the first
prize. The hunt class was won by u
D. Benner. and Lady Teasel captured
first in the Clarke county hunters
class for Bowles Brothers. With eleven
entries in the championship class for
hunters, e. H. Weatherbee's Taconite
won, and his David Grey came in Sec
ond, with Algoma, of Blenheim Farm,
third.
The horse show judges were Dorsey
Williams OF Maryland; James K. Mad
dux, of Warrenton; Louis Warning, OF
New York; Thomas Marshall. of Edin-
burg, and w. H. Carlisle, OF New York.
Summaries Of Events.
Heavy draft stallion. prizes ribbons
Montaree, John B. Carver; Cupidon.
Shenandoah Valley Importing Company:
Flouron, w. w. Mcdonald; sGrevy, shen-
andoah Valley Importing Company.
Heavy draft. one Year old, prizes SIS.
SIS. 50, ribbon-Billy Taft, Glenwood
Stables: Mack. w e. Branson; Dick.
John B. Carver: Fred. G. C. Adams.
Half-br colts, two-year- olds, prizes
SIG. IS, So. ribbon-Francis Carter. e.,
L. Redmond & Co.; Monte Carlo, Miss
Elizabeth Bowen; Billy b.. C. II. Young.
Standard bred colts, foal Of 1910.
prizes $40, So. SO, rlbbon-Entry, ]. ".
Bell; entry, z. a. Lindsey; entry, Mrs.
A. B. Tucker; entry, Richard Bell.
Heavy draft two-horse teams, prizes
SIS, SIS, SIS. ribbon-Entry, C. e. Nor
man; entry, j. Fl. Bell; entry c. c..
Adams; entry, w It, and C. 3, Locke.
Harness horses. stallion, prizes rib
bons--Balbriggan, Buc]1eyeland Stock
Farm; Hiawatha, Jr, Kenneth N. Gill
pin; Marquis. DR.. A. b. Tucker.
Harness horses, two years old.
prizes, SIS. So. 81, ribbon--Prince CAP
Benjamin Byers; entry. Rosemore
Hackney Farm; Argots Halle. Mrs.
George L. Pflaster; Gypsy, Mrs. Nora
C. Pierce.
standard bred stallion and three Of
their get prizes, ribbons--Murry's
Medic, A. b. Tucker; Jarl. j. w. Weller.
Heavy draft, foal of 1910; prizes, $40,
So, SO, ribbon--Entry. Clay Carr; antry'
Mrs, G, a. Helvestine: entry. Il. j.
West; entry, Henry ]. Russell.
Standard bred colts. two years olds,
prizes, SIS, IS. "a. ribbon-Itlliun Bed
dell, Miss Marie Mcdonald Lady
Chimes, w. Irwin NcDonaldi Arsots