The Washington times., 1912-08-19
MANY EXHIBITS AT
WARRENTON HORSE
SHOW THIS WEEK
Event Is Expected to Surpass
Those of Any Previous
+, Seasons.

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. 19.-with
the entry list larger by a considerable
number than ever before in the history
of the association the fourteenth an
nual exhibition of the Warrenton horse
show will take place on Wednesday and
Thursday. August q and %, at the
grounds of the association. The War
renton horse show is the last of the
shows OH the Virginia circuit with per-
fected train service from both Northern
and Southern points. the most commo-
dious, convenient, and well-equipped
stables and stalls; the show ring con.
ceded to be second to none in the State,
the present indications are the coming
exhibition of this show will be the ban
ner exhibition since the organization Of
the club.
The forty classes of riding, driving,
Jumping and'bI eeding are we'll filled and
the STANDARD of the entries we'll up to
and possibly exceeding those of former
years. The cash prizes are generous
and large, and, besides these premiums
the winners in several of the classes
VIII be awarded handsome cups and sill
Yer plate. The advance sales of re-
served seats and boxes have been very
large, and 1T is confidently believed that
the attendance will easily reach from
5000 to 10000.
Judges Are Well Known.
1hS JuuSeS lot the eXnlDltlOn nave
been selected from the best known
horsemep and the best authorities on
forses from all over the country. A
large number of former exhibitors will
return to Warrenton for this season,
and besides these and the large num-
Der of Warrentonians and Fauquier
county citizens interested, there will be
many new exhibitors In attendance
James X. Maddux, OF the famous Lee
ton stables, Of Warrenton. will show
the best from his stables this season
atter having been absent from this ex-
hibition \ number Of years. William f.
Wilbur, OF Warrenton, who has claimed
many blue ribbons this season, will
SHOW his top-notchers, Port, Aquilla,
and Ravello.
Blair johnson, who for the past sew
eral years has SO ably managed and
conaucted the Warrenton shows, will
again be In charge. Fred R. Satterlee
is the energetic secretary. The grounds
OF the association and grandstand have
recently been completely overhauled and
every comfort and accommod alton As
provided for the visitors.
Some of the Exhibitors.
Among those who will exhibit on
wednesday and Thursday are: H. c.
Groome, Warrenton. Va; Walker &
James, Catlett; H. L. Hayes, Realeton
Amos F. Payne. Warrenton; j. T.
Washington; H. Ullman, Warrenton;
ihomas noi Tqpnbull. jr., Casanova; Miss
Annie Camden spilman, warrenton;
Edmonds, Casanova; r. c. Daniel,
Warrenton; Blenheim stables, Balti-
more; Waverly Farm, Haymarket;
Carthy. Delaplane; T. o. Latham, Hay
market; E. w. Payne, Delaplane: James
ADAMS, The Plains; ]. II. Dorse. War
renton; 5. G: Glasscoek, Warrenton
Evans, Richard Wallach, ]. E. Rector,
Charles Daniel, Warrenton; Ashieigh
Farm; Delaplane, Dr. Gerald ]. OBrian,
r: Carroll Kibbey, Bluemont; F. b.
ward Drayton Mayors. Casanova; H. P.
Kelley Melvin c. Hazen, Washington
Gain Gaines, wafrenton; eS ". Yrs Harry SShn pooi i
Warrenton; J. S. Hutton, Heartlands
stock Farm, Warrenton; DR.: Hollins-
worth, Front Royal; John Golden, W. s,
MeCabe' jr;; P; v. Hayes, Henry Frost
J. Bryce Bailey, Markham; Commander
Miss Mable Flynn, Warrenton; Bowles
Brothers. MiIlwood;- Miss Clara F,
Swartz. Leesburg; Mrs. Allen Potts
er, Upperville; James K. Maddux, Mrs
w. B. Bullock, Manassas; Charles B.
Payne, 1r., Culpeper; w. F. Wilbur
Warrenton; Mitchell Harrison, Nokes-
Julian c. Keith. r.. Hunter Dulaney
Upperville; DR.. Archie Randolph, Char
lottesville; Glenarra Stock Farm, Mar
shall; A. Mac. Buckley Gainesville; J.
B. Skinner, The Plains w. c., Skinner
and leighton Stock Farm, Middleburg
and Leighton Stock Farm, The Plains
w. X. Shnker, The Plains; Julian Nor
~ cNrfHly
vile; F. G. Anderson, Warrenton; e. H.
Goodman, Manassas; w. Colder Davis
Vernon Mills; c. T. Gilbert. Thorough
fare, Va.