The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-25
HORSE SHOW At
bERRYL|LLE ENDS
ATTENDANCE AT EXHIBITION on
CLOSING DAY ESTIMATED
AT TEN THOUSAND.
BULLOCK HORSES WIN
ACT-A-BIT. BELONGING TO BowLEs
BROTHERS, ALSO ATTRACTS
ATTENTION IN HARNESS
HORSE CLASS.

Especial to The Richmond Virginisn.)
BERRYVILLE. VA. Aug. 28.-To-
day vas hte third and last day OF the
annual horse show. special fea-
ture to-day was the competition for
handsome silver cup for the horse
considered the best type of charger
suitable for officers mount, by the
Cavalry Association of the United
States army.
Entries for this cup were limited
TO Virginia Horse Show. Association
and shows In Washington, d. c., and
Hagerstown, Md.
Other leading features were the
exhibitions given by the special classes
fer heavy draft stations, best pair
Of roadsters. best park saddlers. green
hunters. horses in harness and the
championship and huntin gclasses. 1t
Is estimated that feseoe were present
to-day.
One of the coming show horses is
the chestnut gelding. Act-A- Bit. be
longing to Bowles brothers, OF Mill
wood. Va,
Summary:
Glass 3--Half bred colts. t~o years
old--F'irst. Silver Heels, b. +. Por-
ter: second. Star Ruby. B. +. Grubbs,
berryvtlle. Va, third. Kitty Lightfoot,
Thomas Tapseott, BerryviIle.
Glass 2l-Hackney stallion, winner
Hiawatha. Jr., ID. y. and X. \. Gilpin,
Boyce.
Glass standard bred colts, foal
Of 1sil--First. W. u. Wisecarver.
Barnett. Berryville, third, Oscar Carr.
Class 9--Heavy draft two horse
team-First, c. A. Rcyston, Wildwood.
Va, second, Courtney. W. Weems,
Winchester,
Glass I5-Heavy draft stallion
First. Imp Ergy, ". b. Bullock, Ma
nassas; second. Nidigo. w. b. Bull
lock; third, Shenandoah Valley Inn
porting Company.
Class 2o--Harness horses. best stall
lion-First, imp Boswell Squire, W.
Il. Bullock, second, Hiawatha, Jr.. u.
\. and X. \. Gilpin, third, Imp
Heacham Goldfnder. w. Is. Bullock
Class lT-Harness horses. horses
suitable to become harness horses
First, Lookahere. b. T.. Dyer, Summit
Point, w. Va; second, Bird. j. p.
Rutherford, BerryYiiIe; third. Lady
Goldust, W. u. Wisecarver.
Glass 72-Special Grass, champion
ship class for heavy graft stations
First, Imp Ergy, w h. Bullock; sec
ond, Shenandoah Valley Importing
lock
Class 62-Obstaele driye-First, J.
l.. Luke, Charleston; second. Lodge
Bowles, third, w Il. Packet.
Class Screen hunters-First.
Scout Miss Mary p. Hartman, Ber-
ryVille; second. Impulse. K. r. Jacobs.
Milwood; third, Lovelight, Miss Mary
b. hartman. fourth. Rebel, Melvin
C. Hazen, Washington.
Glass 52-Ladies' hunters-First.
David Gray, E. II, weatherhee, New
York: second. keswick, f. II wea-
therbee; third Algoma. Blenheim
Farms, Baltimore
Class 54-Horses In harness--Flrst
Alexandra and Lady Cimhie. Miss
Sapphire, Bowles Brothers. third.
Grand Slam and Sultans Signal, Lee
Heohinger, Washington.
Gsass 4a~--isaffes park saddle
First, Confidante. Julian Morris,
Washington; second, Leading Lady,
Bowles Brothers. third, keggy
Conner, Blenheim Farm.
Glass 64-Charger class-First. LADY
Bird, f. b. Jacobs, Giilwood second,
Knight of WILLOWS. Ashleish Farms,
Delaplane; third, Megantic, Julian
Morris, Washington, d. c.
Class 7~-Roadsters-First, Bird and
Prince, W. b. Packet. Charleston n.
w. Va: second. Lillian Bedel and
Lady Chimes, Miss and NJ. d. Melon
aid. Berryyiiie; third, Dan and Mate.
Packet and Porter, Charlestown,. ~----
Class 3e--Horses In harness, best
four-year- old and under, to be shown
in harness-Ffrst. Act-a-B Bit. Bowles
Brothers, Wildwood: second. Goldie, b.
l.. Ryers: third, Sultan's Signal. Lee
Hechinger. Washington
Glass l4-Heavey draft foal of 1911
First, c. c. Adams, Boyce; second
Henry J. Russell, third, w. f. Locke
and Brother Berryville.
Glass standard bred colts. two
year olds-Ffrst. Early Bird. H. V.
Pipher, Berryrilie: second Josie h.
Chime, w. w. Mcdonald, third. star
light Chimes. J. n. He'll. Rerryviife.
Glass 1o-Heavy draft four horse
team-Vinner, c. A, Royston, Mill
wood.
Glass 4l-Park saddle-First. Conf
ante. Julian Morris. WaChington: sec
ond. James y. Andrews, Somerset
tHiIu, I-cd0iHk llduN. cOWieS Bros.
Glass 55-Hunting-FTrst Julian
Morris. Washington; second, keswick
and David Gray. E. Fl. Weatherbee;
third, Virginia Girl and Rebel, Mel
vim G. Hazen, Washington.
Class 60--Clarke county huntara-
First, LoveIfght, Miss Mary b. Harri-
man: second. Clearmont. DR.. r. NJ.
Lppett: third, Bagheera, Mr.. w. F.
Randolph.
Glass 56-Championship class for
hunters-First. David Gray, E. II.
Weatherbee; second. Virginia Girl,
Melvin c. Hazen. Washington
Glass T0--Speedway horses-First.
Major Purcell Robert Henry: second,
Robert B.. Robert Barr. third. Lady
Ashburn, Il. l.. Norman.
Half-mile heat--First, Nancy Pansy.
r. II. Dulaney; second Flat Greek, G..
Brenton, third, Ballymoore, r. H. Du-
laney
Clarke and adjoining count es-F1rst,
Alvia, Henry Russell; second. Predica-
ment. DR.. Allen; third, Valley Girl,
II. Russell.