Evening star., 1912-08-31
FAIR IS. At AN END
Three Thousand Persons Pres
ent on Closing Day.
SURPASSES OTHER YEARS
Total Attendance Believed 10 Be the
Largest in History Of Event.
MORE HORSES ARE JUDGED
Awards Made in Final Glasses and
Premiums Are Given for Cat
tie and Poultry.
MORE HORSES ARE JUDGED
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

ShOWery, Ln0 We0I0er IhrOUXnOuI was
perfect, and the racing and exhibits were
up to the standard. While exact figures
| are not obtainable, 1t Is thought that the
total attendance was the greatest within
the history of the society. About 5000
persons. many from Washington, were
| in attendance the closing day.
The final classes in the horse show
were Judged yesterday, another lot OF
fine animals being shown. The popularity
of the horse show having been demon
/ strated this feature of the fair has come
| to stay. and it Is the hope OF the fair
managers to gradually build up until the
very best in this section Of the country.
The final horse show awards are as fol-
| lows:
Horse Show Awards.
Pair. fifteen hands and under-F1rst,
Royal Swell and Sporting Duchess.
Bowles Bros, second, Gaudy Watha and
Kitty Watha, William Humphrey Son;
third, Lady Shannon and Dolly B..
Bowles Bros.
1 Park saddle horses-First, Devisor. Ju-
! liam Morris; second, Wildwood, Julian
Morris; third. Juvenile, Bowles Bros.
Heavyweight .hunters-F1rst, David
Gray, Julian Morris: second. Sweet Will
liam, Julian Norris; third, Cosmecrat,
| Capt Warren Dean.
Pair Shetland ponies-First, Florrie and
! Magpie, s. A. Hopkins; second, Bob
| Alone and Acrobat, Milton East0n; third,
| Maryland Queen and Terrence, Josiah w.
| Newcomb.
Gated saddle horses-First, Flash. West
| End stables; second, Billie, J. H. Allen;
third, Oneida, Donald Kirk.
First. Belle and Cleave. DR.. william T.
Brown; second. Playmate and Sister, Miss
Mamie Bradley: third, entry Rosemont
farm.
| Ladies' harness horses-Ffrst. Gaudy
Watha and Kitty Watha. William Hum.
phrey & Son; second, Royal Swell and
| Sporting Duchess, Bowles Bros; third.
Lady Shannon and Dolly B.. Bowles
1 Bros.
| Green hunters-F1rst, Sweet William
Julian Morris: second, Gunga Din Julian
Morris; third. Merry Christmas, Julian
| Morris.
| Runabout horses-Ffrst, Royal Swell
i Bowles Bros; second, Baron Herbert, O.
T. Stonestreet; third, Sporting Duchess,
| Bowles Bros.
Harness horses, over fifteen and one
half hands-Ffrst. Lady Sapphire. Bowles
Bros. !; second. Acrobit. Bowles Bros.
third, Lord Calvert. Benjamin F. Nc
| Cauliy.
| Gray, Julian Morris; second. Taconite.
Julian Morris: third. Cosmesrat. Capt.
Warren Dean.
Shetland ponies, tandem-F1rst, Dandy
and Dynamite, DR.. Ryan Devereux: Sec
ond, Bob Alone and Acrobat. Milton
Hopkins.
Premiums for Others.
The following completes the list Of
premium winners in the various depart
ments:
Cattle-Holstein Freisians, firsts, John
B. Diamond. H. p. Whittier and Charles
veirs; seconds, John B. Diamond,
Charles veirs and H p. witter. Jerseys.
firsts, Herbert l. Diamond, III. p. Witter.
Joseph H. Bradley and B. F. Saul; sec
0nds. Herbert L. Diamond. Guernseys,
firsts. F. Ha1ei Cashell and H. F. Witter.
Ayrshires, all first premiums. Devons.
frsts, H. p. Witter; seconds, H. r.
Witter and Lee Ricketts,.
Poultry-White leghorns. firsts, Mrs.
Charles A. Beard. Joseph H. Bradley.
Tarlton Brooke and E: L. Biddington;
Charles A. Beard. Tarlton Brooke and E.
L. Biddington: thirds, DIR. c. N. Etchison,
Joseph H. Bradley, Tarlton Brooke and
E. l. Biddington: fourth, r. p. Hines.
Brown leghorns. firsts. Raymond J..
j. T. English and Raymond ]. Ricketts,.
Notified anconas, firsts, A. e. Burriss and
F. G. Bean; seconds. r. g. Bean.
Black minocras. firsts. s. B. Anderson and
George r. Bliss. Golden campines. firsts.
George r. Bliss. Barred Plymouth rocks.
! frsts, Mrs. Charles A. Beard, Harry Ken
gla. Mr.. Redhead. F. G. Bean, Mrs. r. p.
Hines; seconds, Harry Kengla, Mrs. r. p.
Hines: thirds. Harry Kengla, Mrs. r. p.
Hines. Partridge rocks. firsts. A. e. Bur-
riss, +. q. Bean; seconds. F. G. Bean.
Black cochin. firsts. A. E. Burris. Buff
cochins. g. c. Gorsuch. all firsts. White
wyandottes. firsts. E. A. r. Ltzan. Hen
Henry J. Hunt 3D.: thirds. E. A. R. Lit
zan. Henry ]. Hunt, Sd. Columbian
wyandottes. all firsts and seconds. George
r. Bliss. Black wyandOttes. all firsts and
dottes. firsts. Mrs. r. p Hines. Henry J.
Hunt: seconds. Henry ]. Hunt; thirds,
Mrs. r. p. Hines, Henry j. Hunt Golden
wyandottes, frsts. Henry ]. Hunt; thirds,
Henry J; Hunt: Javas. firsts. H. Shorts.
anss MIss Adss .s Aaas Aasis M.uG G. Bean;
1F. G. Bean: thirds. H. Shorts.
| Orpingtons-F1rsts. j. c. Forrest. r. D.
Lilly, c. F. Kincheloe. Mrs. Edward w.
Monday. J. H. Short: seconds. J. C. For
w. Monday; thirds. r. d. Lilly. Mrs. E.
| w. Monday. Langshans-FIrsts. A. E.
Burriss. F. c. Bean: seconds, F. G. Bean.
Game-F1rsts. +. G. Bean. Rhode Island
reds-F1rsts, r.. w. Monday, John NJ.
Heagy; seconds, +. W. Monday: thirds
| f. w. Monday. A. D. Hays, F.. G. Gadis
i Other varieties-Firsts, G. c. Oorsuch. r.
| G. Bean, ]. II. Shorts. j. T. English. ]. F.
| Defandorf. Mrs. r. p. Hines, Henry j.
Hunt. Richard G. Dyum-Hunt: seconds
+. g. Bean, Richard c. Drum-Hunt. ]. IT.
English. ]. F. Defandorf thirds, Richard
c. Drum-Hunt, F.. G. Bean, ]. III. Shorts
| Mrs. r. p. Hines. ]. F. Defandorf Ducks
| First. Mrs. Emma Sullivan, G. C. Cor.
| such. Edward Cashell. Richard C. Drum.
| Hunt; seconds, r. c. Drum-Hunt. Ed.
| ward Cashell; thirds. r. G. Drum-H Hunt
Turkeys-Firsts. b. F. Saul, John Shorts
seconds. b. F.. Saul. John Shorts: thirds
John Shorts. Pigeons-F1Fsts-J. A. vii.
liams. Pheasants-F1rsts. E. w. Walker
Washington Horse Wins.
The 2.17 pace yesterday afternoon wa,
probably the best race OF the fair. AL
though Alice NJ. belonging to w. E. MIL
Ter OF Washington. won in straight heats
she apparently had all she could do ts
keep ahead Of Lonnie Corbin's Alcyne
the finish of each heat being close and
exciting. especially the final heat. wher
the horses were only inches apart at The
| wire.
A hurdle race. at a mile and a half. II
which the starters were horses Of TrooF
c. 18th United States Cavalry. and which
were Ridden by members Of the troop
proved Interesting. Clairmont, ridden by
Mr.. Thorp won. while Cosmecrat. with
Mr.. Kane up. was a good second Ginger
ridden by Mr.. Wildman, and Cyhoot rid
den by Mr.. Berdsets, fell at the same
jump toward the close Of the race and