The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-06
CULFEPER SHOW
ATTRACTS CHO. ]
Lists Of Events Are Crowded and
Finest Horses i'll the Slate
Are Shown.
NANNY MOO KILLED
Horse Falls Over Hurdle and
Dies Instantly-Rider
Injured.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
CULPEPER. VA, July 6.--The
second and concluding day of the
eighth annual exhibition of the Gull
pepper Horse Show and Racing Asso
citation was held here to-day, and,
unlike Monday. Old sol blazed forth
with never a shadow to mar its bril-
liancy, and in consequence d record
crowd of probably 5000 people, an
outpouring OF the elite of Piedmont
Virginia, were in attendance.
Some Idea of the, immense popu-
larity of this exceIlently conducted
show is seen when in three of its
exhibition classes shown to-day there
were sixtysix contestants. represent
ing the very flower OF Virginia horse
aristocracy.
The races were overfIled, and the
half mile course, found ten horses en-
tered. President &. J. RiXey is being
importuned to have the association
give two exhibitions yearly, placing
one In September or October.
Keggy Corner, owned by L. d. Bon
ner, of Warrenton, Va, and Wilson
King. the grand heavyweight hunter
owned by Mrs. Allen Potts. a splendid
type of middleweight hunters Ago
ma, owned by Blenheim Farm of Bal
timore, Is a superb lightweight hun
ter, attracted especial attention. Mel
son Maid. beautiful type of Ken
lucky bred park saddle, owned by
Thomas +. Ryan, of New York, re-
ceived liberal applause.
Miss Martha Hizard. of Washington.
-fN1l nrir Al,
here. and easily captured the crowd.
her riding was In great form.
Nanny Moo fell at the mile hur-
die just In front of the grandstand
and died In few seconds. Her rider,
George Morton, colored, was knocked
insensible, but thought not to be ia
tally hurt.
The officers of this association are
c. j. Rtxey, Culpeper, president; Blair
Johnson. Warrenton, manager: J. FIJI
lison Latham, secretary. CuIpeper,
Va. and Mr.. Travers Daniel, assist
ant secretary. The Judges were the
same as those serving yesterday.
Music was furnished by brass
band from Washington. and Will re-
main over for the hop to be given to-
night.
Horse Show Summary.
nett. Brandy Station. Va. first; Lord
Charming, William c. Hazen. Wash
ington, D. c., second; Rex. Mrs. James
r. Darrell. Manassas. Va, third; Lady
Gray, Marvin Inskeep, Culpeper, Va.
fourth.
Lightweight hunters. carrying $50
pounds over jumps, not TO exceed Ia
feet-Merry Widow, Oak Ridge Farm,
Oak Ridge. Va. first; King Edward.
w. d. Benner. Warrenton Va, sec
ond; Gray Loeb. d. M. Waller, Broad
Run, Va. fourth; Algonca, Blenheim
Farm, Baltimore. Md.
Heavy draft stallions-The Marseil-
laise, David NJ. Galloway. Culpeper.
Va, first: Musk ka, David NJ Gal
lsway, Culpeper, Va, second.
These stations are imported Clydes-
dales.
Com bination harness and saddle
horses-Lord Golden, II. E. Cllman,
Warrenton, Va, first; Blue Grass Bell,
Oak Ridge Farm, Oak Ridge, Va, sec
ond. Silver King, Mrs Allen Potts.
Gotham. Va, third; AHA Blaze. ID.
III. Waller, Broad Run. Va. fourth:
Free for all handicap, green horses,
4-foot jumps.~the ribbon winners l 2
foot jumps; championship winners 8
foot jumps-Iron Master. Roy Adam
son. Warrenton, Va, first; Aristocrat,
Blenheim Farm. aBltimore Md, sec
ond; Black Bird, rms. Allen Potts,
Gotham. Va, third; Oriant, James n.
Andrews, Somerset, Va, fourth.
Saddle horses-Lord Golden. Her
man E. Ullman, Warrenton. Va, first
Nelson Maid, Oak Ridge Farm, Oak
Ridge. Va, second; Silver King. Mrs,
Allen Potts. Gotham, Va, fourth
Blue Grass Bell Oak Ridge Farm,
Oak Ridge. Va,
Horses in harness-Spring Hurst
Oak Ridge Farm, Oak Ridge, Va.
first; Lady Sapphire, Bowles Bros.
Wildwood Va, second; Gelardo, Oak
Ridge Farm, Oak Ridge. Va, third
ALA Blaze, D M. Waller, Broad Run,
Va, fourth. Hunters and jumpers
Va, fourth.
Hunters and jumpers, free for all
King Edward. w. ID Benner. War
renton, Va, first; Keggy Corner, w.
D. Benner. Warrenton, Va. second;
Sunday Morning, w. d. Benner, War
vim &c. Hazen, Washington, d. c.,
fourth.
Gated saddle horses--Jeweler, Oak
Ridge Farm. Oak Ridge, Va, first:
Pansy r.. Oak Ridge Farm, Oak
Ridge Va, second King, c. j. Rixey
Culpeper, Va. third.
Ladies' hunters-Willow King, Mrs
Allen Pots. Gotham. Va, first; AL
gonna. Blenheim Farm. Baltimore
Md, second; Sunday Morning, w. D.
Benner, Warrenton. Va. third; Vir-
ginia Girl Melvin G .Hazen, Washing
ton, y C. fourth.
. Horses in harness, best pair of
matched horses, ! 5 hands inches and
9ahder--Pair. Bowls Bros. Wildwood.
Va. first: Comet and Dexter, John w.
Vowel. Culpeper. Va, second; Ned
and Virginia, John w. Vowel, Gull
pepper. Va. third. .
Corinthfan' ciass. open to all hunt
ers. ridden by member OF Hunt Club
Justine. w. S. Sewers. Warren
Va, first; Sunday Morning. w. d. Ben
ner, Warrenton. Va, second; King
Edward, w. d. Benner. Warrenton,
Va, third; Willow King. Mrs. Allen
Potts. Gotham, Va. fourth.
Ladies harness horses, best single
mare or gelding suitable for a lady
to drive, shown before four wheeled
vehicle--Garrone. Mrs. Allen Potts.
Gotham. Va, first; Jack Crawford,
o b. Calohan, Warrenton Va, sec
ond: Royal Swell, Bowies Bros. Mill
wood, Va. third; Spring Hurst. Oak
Ridge Farm, Oak Ridge. Va. fourth.
Consolation class. for horses that
have not won a money prize at this
show-Virginia Girl, M. c. Hazen.