The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
WARRENTON SHOW
ENDS BRILLIANT Ly
TWELVE THOUSAND SPECTATORS
ATTEND ON CLOSING DAY or
EXHIBITION.
GOOD SPORT ENJOYED
DAVID GRAY, MORRIS ENTRY,
TAKES CfF AND PLATE ron
LADIES HUNTERS, IRISH
NORA A WINNER

Especial to The Richmond Virginlan)
WARRENTON, VA. August 22.--
Twelve thousand enthusiastic specta-
tors were in attendance at the clos
ing day of the 148th annual exhibit
ton Of the Warrenton Horse club.
The most favorable weather condi-
lions prevailed
The early classes were given over
to the breeding colts. stations and
brood mares These classes were
claimed in part by James X. Maddux
and + l.. Redmond. The ROBIN
Adair cup given annually by Mrs.
Blair Johnson for the best pony TN
der saddle was won by Jobs Coat
with n. c. brittle UP. Bowles Broth
ers, with their team Of lays. shown
To appropriate vehicles. won both FIRST
and second places in the classes Of
matched pairs David Gray won the
heavyweight hunters. The Rlenheim
Farms OF Baltimore. won the class
OF green jumpers of forty-foHr en-
tries
There were number Of brilliant
exhibitions ana as many as twelve
clean performances, but Irish Nom
was finally given the first place, with
Chance. the entry of Or +. DeButts,
second, after many ties were jumped
off in the class for green hunters.
In the saddle horse, Tamora, Of w.
G. Fletcher won again. with Mrs.
Allan Potts. on Bracken Rose, placed
second, Algoma. Of the Blenheim
Farms ridden in good form by Miss
clara F. Swartz, won second place
in the ladies' hunters. Mrs, Morris
on David Gray won the FIRST ribbon
and the silver plate, offered by Haf-
ris & Shaffer, of Washington The
Corinthian class was also won In FIRST
second and third and fourth places
by Mrs Julian Morris. Mrs Potts
drove Bracken Rose again 10 victory
in the class Of rurabOut horses. The
hunt teams. which is a most speCtac-
ular class. was won by Elk Ridge
Hunt. Of Maryland with the Warren
ton Hunt club in the second place.
The consolidation class was won by
Dr. Carter, belonging to II. H. Leache.
Ilst of Winners
class S, Heavy Draft stations,
F.rst, Wenena Granger j. r Ramey.
Class ., Thoroughbred Brood Mares
First. Ansonella. j. K. Maddux,
second. crest Hill William Skinker;
third. Clasher J. X, MadduA.
Class II. Heavy Draft, Twa-Y ear
olds-First, Brookside Pan. Rosedaie
stock farm second. Daisy, J. =. Rec
tor. third. j s Hutton
Class 10, Heavy Draft Yearlings-
First, J. II. McCabe; second, Fanette,
Walker and James; third Amos +,
Payne
class l. General 1-tnity rwo-Year-
olds-F'irst. Silver Top f. L. Rcd
moud second. r. s Hutton; third,
Class 4. Half Bred Two Y ear ODDS
First. Silver TOP, f., l.. Redman;
second, Crazeilo, II. p. Kelly; third.
W s. Sewers
Ponies Under Saddle for Robin
AFFAIR Cup-~First Jobs Coat Hart
lands stock farm Clay Brittle up.
pIrier. Eliza beth Glib up; third
Erer Fox, owned and ridden by
Thomas T&rnbull.
Class II Pairs in Harness First,
Rewtes Brothers; second. BoWles
BrUt ers
class az Heavy Weight Hunters
First, David Gray, Julian Morris: sec
ond, Peaceful Henry Leighton sta
hi~s third. Gray cloud, Mitchell Har-
riso4i.
Class 20. Ladies' Harness Horses
First. Wenhly King Or Gerald
p'Brien. Miss Roma. Hustletou dri,-
ing, second BraCken Rose. Mrs. Allen
Potts third. Black Cloud. Mitchell
Harrison. driven by Miss Lucy q
Read, of Culpeper
Class is. Horses in Harness, Exceed
ing i0.2-lirst, ELY Stcckwell IA r.
Bullock: second. Bowles Broth
Class %, Green Hunters First,
irish Nora IElgubpi,,4 uanat,A
Chance. =. r Debutts; third, Port,
w r Wilbur.
Glass 25. saddle Horses First,
Tamora. W 6 Fletcher; second
Bracken Rose, Mrs Allen Potts. third,
Moutrose. Dr A. c. Randolph
Class 80. Ladies' Hunters. Silver
Plate Given by Harris 4 Sha1er--
First, David Gray, Julian Morris MIS-.
Morris up; second. -Algoma. Rlen-
helm Farms; third, Taconte, Julian
Morris.
Glass 50, Corinthian Hunters C. r.
Smith, Memorial Plate--First, Ia
conte, Julian Morris; second. David
GRAY Julian Morris. third, keswick,
Julian Morris.
Glass 81. Runabout Horses-F'irst,
Bracken Rose. Mrs. Allen Potts; sec
ond, Wembly King. DR. Gerald O'Brien,
driven by Mrs Roma Hustleton; third.
Teddy Bear, Heartlands Stock Farm,
driven by Miss Helen Morton
Glass "a. Hunt Teams First. Elk
Ridge Hunt; second. Warrenton Hunt
club; third. Keswick Hunt
Class 81, Consolidation Class First,
l'r Carter. f II. I,eache; second, ----.
Y. W. Payne; third, silver Crest. X.
II. bulaney.
Notable Guests Present
Notable guests present: \ w, Trot-
ter. West Virginia: Mr. and Mrs u. G..
Sands. Jr., Middlehurg Va; Mr.. and
Mrs Mckenzie Tabb. Upperville Va
\. Gordon Jones, Washington, D. c.;
Robert s. Spilnan, West Virginia;
John a Spilman. L. s. n; II. C. Spill
man. Baltimore. Md Mr.. and Mrs.
w. n Wilbur. Philadelphia, Pa. Miss
Thurber. Long Island, Miss Pollard,
st. Louis: Mrs, John ITtterback.
Lynchburg. Va; Mr. and Mrs. G. ~
Gilbert, Harry s Page. Mr. and Mrs
J. + Evans Mr.. and Mrs. Westnore-
fand Davis, Mrs. e. Nelson Fell the
Misses Fell, Mr. and Mrs Hil Mr.
and Thorne, New York Mrs, j. A.
Bell, Miss Mildred Level, Misses Lucy
and Deane Pullman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Harrow. MIR. and Mrs. G. j.
Meetze, Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Wilbur. Miss Morton. Chicago; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Nesbit, Miss Dudley
Powers. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Plisen.
Mrs r. w. Glib. Mrs u. c. Mahan,
Miss G, Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Mahan
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