The Washington times., 1913-08-29
GOOD RACES TODAY
At ROCKVILLE FAIR
Five Events and Fifteen Classes
in Horse Show Features of
Last Day.

Early arrival at the Rockville Fair
grounds today of numerous "one-horse
shays," farm wagons, and automobiles,
crowded with country and city folk in
fleir ''Sunday-go-to-meeting best" pre-
sages that this. the last day of the
fair, will be a record breaker in point
of attendance. Fully 15,0OO persons at
tended the fair yesterday. The manage
ment, relying on Jupiter Pluvius to re-
main as beneficent as he has been. an
ttcipates entertaining more than 20,O0
persons at the grounds today.
Fifteen good classes will be exhibited
IN the horse show being held in con-
nection with the fair today. Included
are classes for Shetland ponies under
saddle and in single harness. Sporting
tandems, too, are expected to draw the
crowds away from the booths.
Five Races Today.
Five races are on today's program,
the first a special four and a half fur
long, the second a three furlong for
all ages, the third a one-mile feature
for all ages, the fourth a hurdle for
one mile and an eighth, and the fifth
a race of four furlongs.
The entries are as follows:
First race-Four and q half furlongs.
Judge Lands, Top Rock, Cedar Hill,
Bay Cliff, BaIIymore.
Second race-Six furlongs- Pons New
lille, Henock, Airlee, Royal Onyx.
Third race-One mile. Rose F., Pro-
file, Iverbille, Little England.
Fourth race-One mile and an eighth;
over hurdles. Ben Lala, ,~Noltaire, Lady
Melba.
: Fifth race-Four furlongs. Consola-
ton, Pons Neville, Gold Check.
Rockville Results Yesterday.
The prize winners were as follows:
Ladies harnes horses-First, Royal
Swell, Bowles Bros, Millwood, Va
second, Aldie Sultana, BowIes Bros.
third. Lady, E jackson, Hyattsville'
lid.
Runabcut horses-First, Royal Swell,
DowIes Bros. Millwood, Va; second,
entry Of Bowles Bros; third Baron
Hubert, oliver T. Stonestreet, Wash
ington, D.. c.
PARK saddle horses, novices-First,
Merry Christmas, Julian Morris, kes-
wick. Va; second, Merryman, Heath
land Farms, Warrenton, Va; third,
Opegum, Bowles Bros, Milwood, Va.
FIRST, Queen. Julian Morris. Keswick,
Sa.:l second, entry of Bowies Bros,
MIlwood. va; third, Princess, Miss
Annie Miller. SpencerFille, Va.
Ladies' hHnters-First, Black David,
Julian Morris, keswick, Va; second.
Laiglon. Miss NJ. C Flynn, warrenton,
Va: third, David Gray, Homewood Sta
bles. Middleburg Va.
Green huntersi handicap: free for ALL
First, Elf King, Homewood Farm. Hid
Ian Morris. Keswick, Va; third, Nancy
PanSy HomeHoOd stables.
Corinthlan hunters, green or quail
fied-First, entry of Julian Morris, Kes-
wick, Va; second, entry of Julian Nor
ris; third, entry of Homewood Farm,
Middleburg. Va. o..
Glasses In Roadsters.
Roadste-s-Ffrst, Red Rock, Lee Of
futt Rockville: second, Boscobel, DR.,
William T. Brown, Burnt Mills, Md;
third. Brooklette, William Dorsey,
Pair roadsters-First, Boscobel anc
Cleophas, DR.. William T; Brown; sec.
Spring. Nd: third, Red Rock and Teddy
R., F. w. Kruhm, Spencerville, Nd.
Runabout horses-First, Billy, Alex
ander 6. Carlisle, Gaithersburg, Nd,
second, Kinsman, Herbert L. Diamond,
Gaithersburg. Md; third, entry Of DR..
William T Brown. Burnt Mills, Nd.
Ros dsters, stallions-First, entry Of r.
L. ely; second, Jim 7. ]. Benson,
Brookeyflle, Nd
Roadsters. brood mares-First, entl 4.
OF r. ]. SeIlman, Washington, D. c.:
second, Dolly NJ, William Matthews.
Silver Spring, Md.
Roadssters, fillies, three years and uiI-
der four-First, Belle. Josiah w. Jones,
Oakdale, Md; second, Daisy, Arthur w.
-Stonestreet, Norbeck, Nd.
Roadsters, FLIES, two years and un
= Ger three-First, Duchess, Robert H.
= Miller, spencerville, Nd; second, entry
OF s. Wade Magruder. Rockville Md. =,
: Wilkes. William Matthews, Silver
Spring. Nd; second, Belle. DAVID
Clarke, Laytopsville, Nd.
RoadLters. weanlings-First, entry OF
F. r. Fraley, Derwood. Md; second, en-
ny Of Frank NJ. HaIlowell, Sandy
Spring. Md.
Clyde esdale stations. four years-F1rst.
James n. Barnesly. olney, Nd.
Winning Draft Horses.
Heavy draft stallion. three years
First. entry Of II. c. Fawcett, Potomac.
Md
Heavy draft brood mare-First. Nell,
Trundle Brothers, Poolesville. Nd; Sec
Ond, Queen Trundle Brothers.
Heavy draft filly. three years-First.
entry of W. P. Gormley. Kensington.
Nd; second. entry of Trundle Brothers,
Poolesville, Md
Heavy draft FLY. two years-First
Betsy, T. A. Barnesly. Rockville. Md. {;
second. entry Of Moses B. Montgomery,
Travilah, Md.
Heavy draft yearlings-First, entry Of
Trundle Brothers, Poolesville, Md: sec
ond, entry OF Harry Beard, Rockville,
Nd.
Heavy draft. weanlings-First, entry
OF Trundle Brothers, PoolesviIle, Nd. ;
second, entry Of B. F. Saul, Washing
ton, d. c.
Best heavy draft stations, sweep
stakes-First, Independence, Trundle
Brothers, Poolesville, Nd.
Best heavy draft stallion. Montgom-
cry county only-First. entry OF Henry
II. Griffith. Laytonsville. Md.
Best Racing of Meet
The racing yesterday was the best
: OF the meeting. Five running events
- four fat and one hurdle composed the
program. The results were as follows:
First race-Purse, 3l25; five furlongs.
Airlee CWalker). won: March Away
fWalcotD, second; Gold Check CHawk-
insI, third. Time. I:O5h. Corinth also
ran. Judge Lands left at the post
Second race-Purse Sl25: six furlongs.
SunRmet (Zepp), won; Old Stock
Voung), second: Ethel Barry Dunlap,
third. Time. In. Carole also ran.
Third raee-Purse, Sl25: one mile.
IverbiIle CWeIbourne). won; Profile
Nandry), second: Virginia Creeper
CHouston), third. Time 81
Fourth race-Purse, s125: hurdle; one
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