The Washington times., 1912-08-29
WEATHER FAILS TO
DAMPEN INTEREST
IN ROCKVILLE FAIR
Horse Show Continues To
Be Big Feature-Prizes
Awarded.

Rockville fair was a success. The at
tendance was fully up to the expecta-
uons OF the managers and swelled the.
receipts sufficiently to make certain a
substantial balance after all expenses
of the exhibition are paid.
The horse show was again a feature
of the fair. During the day, about
dozen classes were shown and the
awarding of ribbons was watched with
interest. The Judging continued until
we'll into the afternoon. Several
classes remain to be judged tomorrow.
row.
Other features of today included a
grand cavalcade of stock around the
drill by Troop G, Fifteenth United
States Cavalry, this afternoon, and
three harness and two running races.
The work of judging the numerous
premium winners were announced. AS
is always the case, there were some
disappointments, but on the whole the
fhs of the experts who passed
hibits We're satisfactory.
Garden Products.
Premiums have been awarded as fol-
lows:
Farm and garden products-Firsts,
Ac"iS w. fSdIhcSlSyt L. W.. SHduD, fiCu
L. Tschffely, Mrs. Wallace E. Rick
etts. ]. r. Lechlider, r. p. Hines. -jr..
Miss Rose wagner, Julian Griffith, Mrs.
Emmet Dove, p. P. Hines, ST.. ]. c.
Peter, Mrs. l.. l.. Greene Emmett Dove.
Seth w. Warfield. Mrs. Albert p. Beall.
Charles T. Johnson. NJ. Lewis Bussard,
B. F. saul, David ii. Horner, Malcolm
Farquhar, j. Melvin Etchison. Miss NJ.
r. Black. Seconds. John Warfield. Miss
Mamie Humphrey, j: Melvin Etchison,
Seth w; warfield; Charles ]; johnson,
Ricketts,, Mrs. Emmett Dove. r. P.
Hines, jr.. Edmund W. Monday. d. w.
Shaub. Miss Rose Wagner, Lewis w.
Barnesiey, r. P. Hines, ST.. s. r. white.
George Reed, Mrs. M. r. Black, Albert
Works of art: Painting in postel-
Mrs. Keplnger, first; Mrs. Irving I'm
M. E. Moran, first; Elmer w. Hall
Moran, first. Crayon drawing--J. F..
second. Charcoal drawing-Miss NJ. E.
Moran, first: Elmer. E. Beall, second.
Pen and ink Drawing. F. Defandorf,
first; Elmer e. Han, second W4od q,
trait-Elmer e. Hall, first. Typography
Elmer e. Hall, first; Russell E.
Hicks, second. Mechanical drawing
Seth Warfieid, Mrs. Ella q. Wilson,
Samuel R. Plummer. r. Benfiy Thomas.
r.. p Hines, J. w. Graf, Mrs. Luther
M. Muncaster. Miss Ella Plummer.
.Grapes-first, Mrs. c. B. Jones; sec
ond, Miss Ella Piummer; ar.. ouinSesY nSssv
Edmunds. second. Damsons-Mrs. w.
W. Welsh. first; Miss Ella Plummer,
second. Pears-Seth w: Warfeld, first /;
r. p. Hines, second. Plums-Mrs. wal
lace E. Ricketts,, first; Harry G.. Poss
second. Peaches-William A.. Bogley,
first; Mrs. G. w. Shaw, second.
Winning Horses.
Roadsters, brood mares-First, Nettie.
]. S. Bolton; second, Miss Josephine, F..
H. Cashc!l.
Roadstcrs, three years and under four
First, Princess, Robert H. Miller; sec
ond, Nell, w. H. Hoskinson.
Roadsters, filly, two years and less
than three-First, Brier Bell. Josiah w.
Jones; second, Miss Rosemont, Joseph
II. Bradley.
Yearlinse-First, Duchess. Robert Fl.
Miller; second, Junie, Joseph Hicks.
Percheron stations - First, Gagneur.
Henry II. Griffith; second, Gabelcur,
Charles Z. Allnutt.
Percheron brood mares-First, Elsie,
Leonidas L. Green; second. Maureen
Heavy draft stallions-First, Wash.
William X. Jones; second Davis Josiah
Heavy draft flly. two years and less
than three-First. Fannie. John e. Mum
caster; second, Queen, Josiah w. Jones.
Beard; second, Josiah w: Jones.
Mules, four years and more-First,
Jennie, Charles 7; sho Nicholson; second
XII es Charles tSrea T. Tssrs Mien0Son and ,essF,rst
Dick, Charles T. Nicholson; second,
Sallie. Charles T. Nicholson.
Gated saddle horses. mare or gelding,
ridden by lady-First, Nora, Frank M.
Hallowell; second, oneida, Donald Kirk
third, Duke. Robert C. Warheld.
Shetland ponies, pair, any sex, in har-
ness-First, Bob Alone and Acrobat, w.
II. Hopkins; second Magpie and Florrie.
Pair of hunters, ridden abreast over
regulation jumps, not exceeding four
Julian Morris; second, David Gray and
Keswick. Julian Morris; third, Sweet
William and Aconite, Julian Morris.
Combination harness and saddle
L. Humphrey & Son; second, Juvenile,
Bowles Bros; third Merry Christmas
Julian Morris.
Sporting tandem-First, David Gray
and Sporting Duchess, Julian Morris.
Saddle horses, brood mare-First
Gaudy Watha, Bowles Bros; second
Nora, Frank NJ. Hallowell.
Saddle horses, yearling-First, Robert
Standard bred. stallion-First. Dare
Not, F. II. Cashell
Racing Results.
Following are the results of the rae
ing yesterday afternoon:
2:24 trot; purse, $500.
Virginia Hill (Croy) ........-..... l l
Karoni (Corbin) ...................
Flax (Morgan) ....................
Bell Night (Miller) ................ 3 s
Buster Brown Fraley) ........... s
Major Forest Johnson) ..........
Joy Direct (Keys) .................
Wolverine (Pilkerton) minimum. 5
Time, 2:27h 2:271a; 2:29.
2:20 pace; purse, $780,
Carrie Woodnut (Sprague) ...... ! /
Won March (Miller) ...............
Black Patchen (Ryan) ............ 3
Lady Venus (Croy) .............,.
Time: 2:2lh 2:224; 2:22k.
2l7 trot or pace; open to Montgomery
county horses only purse, 500:
Inez NJ. Crawford )........... ! 2 !
Red Rock Daniels. )...........
l.. j. X. (Cumbs) s)...............2 2
Time, 2:2l1a; 2:25; 2:25; 2:25; 2:26R
Running race: mile dash; purse, 500:
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