The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1911-11-24
Horse and Colt Show Prizes

The following is the list of prize win
ners at the Marlboro Horse and Colt
Show Association, held on the Fair
Grounds at Upper Marlboro, Nd,
November 1918, 1911:
Saddle Horse:
F w Hill, Jr, 1st premium; Miss
Grace Morton, I'd premium.
Gated Saddle Horse:
F W Hill, Jr, 1st premium; Miss
Lucy Sasscer, I'd premium.
BF McCaully, of Washington, D. c.,
won the following prizes:
Trinklet, Harness Horse under 153
hands high, 1st premium; King George,
Harness Horse over 15a hands, I'd
premium; Trinket and Note, Harness
Horses (pairs) under 154 hands, 1st
premium; Nip and Tuck, Harness
Horses (pairs) over 154 hands, I'd prem
ium; Four-in-hand - Nip and Tuck,
wheelers, Trinket and Mate, leaders,
lst premium. Chesterfield, combina-
ton horse (shown in harness then un-
der saddle), 1st premium; Chesterfield,
park driving, 1st premium.
R. j. Sellman, of Washington, D. c j,
won the following prizes
Peaches, Harness Horse, under 154
hands, I'd premium; Peaches and Nelly,
Harness, Horses (pairs) under ISL
hands, I'd premium; Nelly and Anna
Sellman, Harness Horses (pairs) over
15a hands, 1st premium; Nelly S, stan
dard- -bred-mare, I'd premium; Peaches,
, combination horse, I'd premium.
James V Yates, of Washington, D..
c., won I'd premium with Miss Daffodil
in the Park driving class. This is a
very promising young mare.
A. Carson, of New York, won 1st
prize with his bay mare, Hartinze w.
in the harness class over 154 hands and
Ist prize in Standard d-bred-mares.
William A. Purdv won 1st premium
In the Local Roadster class and H. j..
Talbot won I'd premium in the same
class.
F. W. Hill won 1st prize for farm
team-2 horses, also 1st premium in
draft mare or gelding under 1900 lbs.
In the thoroughbred Stallion class M.
Burns, of Detroit, Mich, won 1st prize
with his black horse .'Joe Rose. j.
E. Sheldon, of Silver Springs, Md.
won I'd with his bay horse, "Sir Ed
ward"
In the thoroughbred Mare class w B
Carson, of Shirwood, Texas, won 1st
prize with Emerald Isle and End with
Top Note
Daniel Buck, of Upper Marlboro
Md, won 1st prize in Heavy Draft Stal.
lion, any breed, with his brown horse
Crank"
Joseph V. WYvill, of Upper Mari
boro', won lst prize in year-olt
colt, suitable for driving.
Considering the very short time il
which we got up the Horse and Col
Show. we feel well repaid for our eff
forts, are greatly encouraged in ou
new enterprise We have given ou
in cash as premiums $275 with no en-
trance fee charged. The Horse ant
Colt Show has been of great advantage
t. Virginia farmers, and will be of like
benefit to US.
We are formulating plans to give ;
Horse and Colt how next Spring OF
Summer, probably in May. We ewill en-
large the classes and most sincerel,
hope the horse owners of Southern
Maryland will take advantage of thes
shows and exhibit their horses ane
colts. We will aid in every way posi-
BILE to bring the horses before the pub
lie, and will also try to get people wht
are interested in this class of horses t.
see them. In this way we feel we viii
enc ourage the breeding of good horses
We can arrange to have sales da..
Wi thout cost, for horses entered in tn
show. One pair of horses exhibite'
at the show last week sold few day
after for $1,000. The date of the Hors
Show will be published as soon as de
cided On.
F w HILL,