The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
WARRENTOk SHOW
RECORD BREAKER
Immense Crowds Throng the
Grounds and Town is Pack
ed to Overlooking.
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GOOD PERFORMANCES
Contestants Show Form in All
Glasses, and Decisions of
Judges are Close.
PERFORMANCES

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
WARRENTON, September 1.-The
last day OF the last show oil the Nir-
ginia circuit tor the season OF 1910
the Warrenton exhibition---was a
record breaker in every sense of the
word and the attendance after lunch
reached .000---making total of ~
900 for the two days which Is the
largest attendance ever had in War
renton. From early in the day the
people from far and near crowded into
town and the large and commodious
grandstand was packed to overlooking
and the paddocks and promenade were
impossible. A number of parties
motored to the show from different
points " Virginia. The best classes
OF the show were scheduled for the
last day and the decisions throughout
the entire day were very close 30 we'll
did each animal and exhibitor per-
form. The hunt teams OF SIX entries
ridden in the coiors WAS perhaps the
most spectacular class of the day, while
the iaaies hunters, sporting tandem.
FauQuier hunters chargers and road
sters held their respective interesting
places.
Summaries.
Glass ! LIFT irst, Little Cold, J. K.
Maadax; second, AnsoneIia, j. K. Mad
aux; tnlru. Becky Eatie, j. K. Mad
dux.
tlass 5--First. lingo. H. c. Groome;
second, DiaHa, IL. Z. Groome. third,
tiandover, T.. i. kedman.
Class First. Justine. W. S. Sow
ers: second Peerless, L. A. Stein;
third, sunday Morning, W. u. Ben
ner.
Glass s-First, Hanover, E. S. Red
man; second. koxey, w. K. George;
third. Miss Lucas. Ii. p. Kelly,
Glass 3--F'irst, St. Winniired. J. K.
Maduux, second. Rose McGlone. I.
S. Meredith; third, Sarah Maud, j. K.
Maddux.
Glass Ss--First. Aristocrat. Blen-
helm Farms; second, King Edward
w. D. Benner; third, Keswick. Julian
Morris
Class First, Roam, j. FL Nc
Cahe; second. Hard to Beat, C. {.
Eastman third, Nonquit, Andrew Low.
Glass 3-First. Ii. c. Groome: sec
ond, II. C.. Groome. third, h. d. Spill
man.
Glass 1-2--First. II c. Groome.
Class I6--F'irst, Wild1re. Z, l.. Rod
man; second, Kitty Watha, Rosemond
Hackney Farm: third, Lord Claiming
NJ. c. Hazen.
Glass 27-Mapes Cup, first, Conf
dante. Julian Morris: second, Lord
Golden, II. E. Uliman; third. Silver
King, Mrs. Allen Potts.
Class 3s-First. Sunday Morning.
L. y. Benner; second. King Edward.
L. ID. Benner; third, Roustabout.
Leighton Stables.
Glass Monterey. j. G. kemper-
Glass R-First. Maud Adams. D.
NJ. Waller: second, Raleigh, Ruth Mat
tfews; third, Mr.. Pone. Rawlings CAL
Ioway.
Glass 34--First. Bowles Bros; sec
ond. f. L. Redman; third, Lee Hech-
myer.
Class 40--First, Gwaine. DR.. C. s.
Carter; second. Laiglon. Miss Mabel
Flynn. third, Moonhlosson, j. h Mad
dux.
Glass f6--horses in harness-Ftrst,
wildfire. belonging TO Il. l.. Redmsn.
was easily the winner, with Kitty Wa
tina, OF the Rosemond Hackney Farm,
a close second.
Class 27--saddle horses for the s.
II. Mapes cup. was given to Conf
dante, of Julian Morris: Mrs. Potts,
on Silver King, made brilliant show,
and won great applause and third
place. The entries OF McHazen, OF
Washington, also made great perform
ances and showed up we'll.
| His third place in class Is was a
pepulaf decision and god victory over
| the other entries
{ In class SO, Louis Leith, on My Col
| Ieen, had fall at the fourth jump.
/ but was uninjured. Benner on sun
| day Morning won this class and was
! loudly applauded. Benner also got
second with King Edward. who made
a clean performance. Mr.. Ray Daniel
/ Waller won the pony class over Ia
1 leigh, Of Ruth Matthews. Int class
| 80. oBwers again drove his team %
! victory over E. l.. Redman's pair.
Hichmeyer claiming the third, riooon,
In class 40. Miss Flynn. second
place, on Laiglon, was popular de-
4 cision. r. L. Adsmson, on &. s. Car
! ter's Gwaine. won first ribbon.
The crowd at the noon recess was
a recor dbreaker in every way.
Mrs. j. X. Maddux gave buffet
luncheon during tie recess.