The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
{ XHIBIT DURING
HEAVY OOWNP OUR
Several Glasses at Manassas
Shown While Rain Falls in
Torrents.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
Manassas. Va. July iS.-Rain which
began falling in torrents about noon
to-day turned the beautiful grounds
OF the Prince William Horse Show
Company into sea OF mui and water
and thoroughly urrucAvu hundreds OF
those WHO mad come to witness the
last days EXHIBITS OF the Manassas
horse show. The rain began to TAI.
horses was gotten into tine ring, ana
1t looked as though the class would
have to be postponed until tile shower
was over. However, Miss Jane
Dettrick. OF Dumlrics drove her entry,
seldom Fed. from the paddock into tic
snow ring Her entrance was greeted
by snout OF applause irum the grand
stand. Apparently not wanting to bee
oLtdone bY this plucky exhibitor, other
women having entries In the class
summoned courage enough TO be
cu!tei- some We're earned bodily to
tneif waiting vehicles and the class
was exhibited and Judged while the
rain continued 10 drive in sheets
The presidents cup class. heavy and
mlUlleweigut hunters and the nandi-
cap hunter class were al! shown dur
Ing the heavy downpour. The ladies'
harness class produced some splendid
entries, and II was a question for some
time with the judges as 10 what horse
was entitled 10 the blue ribbon. II
finally went 10 Brentwood Stock Farm.
CWpeper eNhibitins R,ynth, with
Forest Bud. shown by Aide Stad ana
stock Farm. close second.
Ia the presiteats cup class, the
handsome cup presented by Melvin
&. Hazcn, Of Washington. d. c. and
NokesN!lle. president of the associa-
uon. went TO James Is. Maddoxs en-
try. Miss May. This class brought out
s. me hunters OF gooc type and the
periormances were especially good con-
slderiug tine SLIPPERY condition OF the
grounds Seveial horses tell at the
injured in the least
IL was estimated that 1000 people
We're ~ attendance apou tie show To-
dag. Summaries:
Class OLDEST hackney mare. geld
ms or stallion shown under saddle
F!rst, Rymtu, Brentwood Stock Farm.
DN.peper, second ely Stockwel. W.
b. bWlloc!S' Manassas; third. Act-s- Bit
how!cs Brothers. Alillwoood; fourth,
BroWnwood, Prince William Hackney
County. MANASSAS.
Glass 2S-iorse and runabout-First.
tymtn, brentwood stock Farm Cul-
peper. second. Royal swell. Bowles
Bros. NJ! !iwooI th!rd. seldom Fed.
j onn L. Dctrick, Dumfries, fourth.
Teddy Bear Hea.tland Farm. Warren
ton.
Class &6-Han'ers four-year-old ana
undef- FIRST Laura Gray. = L. Red
mon, MiIdlebuig second. o. *, W. &.
SKINNER The Plains. third. Golden
rant II w. Sherring, Nokesvl!!e.
tourth. Black cloud Hale Eros, Nokes-
Class Sporting tandems-First
Team. Bow les Bros WILDWOOD, second
Lord Charmlns and Richmond, NJ. c.
l."@eA Nashlngton tnird, association
emu mate, Heartland stock Farm, War
!rhtoh fourth. Sunlight ana mate. D.
A. Goodwin, Manassas
S!ass 5S-- Lis AtNeisht hunters carry
ing up 10 LOO pol.ds-F!rst, Port, w
/ ltn-E Warrenton; second. Flirta-
,,,,'.a Miss May. James x. Maddox
w arfcnton fourth, Yellow Regiment
MAJOR iienIy +. Allen, Washington
SiHSs -s-Green harness horses
fl'st Forrest Bud Aide stud ad Stool
/ ta!m' Aide. second Forest Dr.atn
Aide stud mad stock Farm tbi~,
i'yith Brentwood stock Farm. chi
/ PePrrf ipuTtn. Lord Calvert H. H. AIc-
! ,"uily " Washington
ASS 81 Prince William hunters
pom anu whose owners reside II
i'NCt ~ lii"n cup in class presented
O9!oheI y Depauw. Haymar-
ket-tlrst, Leroy H. ". Herrints =
son Nokesvllle. second The BADGE
vt IFluce William. T. s [evsmfth
as,Hinsion' third High over, ii. "
1 ',,'i ',,s y Son %qkesvllle.: fourth
= eu. saddle horses. never hav.
TIRE ~ blue ribbon prior to Isi2-
nv iainora' NJ q. letcher. Upper
/ i,lolners' Nokesvtlle. third. Margrave
Bryce Baily. Markham fourth
+ Bele Dame. Howlcs Brothers, Mil.
Glass &c. Saddle horses. best mark
over e ~ hands-First. AIargrave. j.
Bryce Haily. Markham: second. Bald
l-asie. j. Bruce Baly. Markham; third
J"Femie. Bowles Brothers, Miilwood
/ fourth. Association. Whcatland Farm
! MagrcutOu.
Class 20. Ladies' harness horses not
exceeding iitteeu hands three Inches
10 be driven by lady-First. Rymth
? bIcniW God stock Farm. Culpeper; sec.
ono Forest BUD Aide stud and STOCK
arm Aide fourth. Ray Bale. r. o
Latham. HAymIrkvt.
Class So Ponies 1871 to 14-3-First
joe cost iieartlaud Farms Warrenton
3ttoNr fO4iette. j. Il. skinner Middle
9hrs third. Country hoy, Louis c
Stllman, Washington.
Class A.. i'residents cup class. cuI
pfesented by NJ. g. Hazen. Washington
], C-FirsJ Miss May. j. X Maddox
AaddoX Warrenton; third. Aquuk. "
Nl4pur, Whrrenton. fourth. GU
Metal IT, h. Waller Broadrun.
Class as Best registered Shet
land pony-First. Point Pot; second
Iwecdlc Dee. both owned by John u
betr!ck. Dumfrics.
lass 90 Heavy ana middle weigh
lAsnters-First RavclIo w f. wilbur
Warrenton second Shining Lights
Jen"s X MADDOX. Warrenton; third
Hnn Metal p. NJ Waller. Broadrun
.onfth. Meadow Broese Heartlan,
Farms, Warrcnton.
Glass 2i Saddle horses: hest parl
l5 ~ hands and under-First. TIA
moru WIG Fletcher upperville. sec
ono. Hillc Higgins Hale Brothers
Nokeavile. third, Nora Bayes. Loui
Fesgrrson, Aldle fourth. Virginia
Brown Mss Clara l. Free. Brlstow
class Z. Best pony In harness. 49,
y li-l~-First. Joc's Coat, Heartlan,
Farms Warrenton: aaeond- Fnn~..-