The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
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CULPEPER HORSE SHOW
Thunderstorm Makes Going Bad for Seepchasng in Last
Day Of Meet and Several Horses FALL Covering Their Riders
Beneath Them Two Jockeys InuredPeter Pan Wins As
ISOLATION Cup and Davie Gray Captures Blues

ton, w. Va, first; Bell Of Boston. d.
N. Waller. Broad Run, second: Royal
Swell, Bowles Brothers WILDWOOD.
third; Chestnut mare, Mrs. d. c
Sands, Jr., MiddIehurg. fourth.
Free-for-ali handicap: green horses
to jump four feet; blue ribbon win
ners 4 Ia feet, and horses that have
won a championship to jump feet;
performance only to count; prizes, $s6
Asian. w. S. Sewers, Warrenton.
first: Aauilla, w. F. Wilbur. Warren
stables, Middleburg. third: Happy
Creek, Mrs. Allen Potts, Gordons-
vile, fourth.
Horses in harness; best single mare
or gelding suitable for lady to drive,
to be shown to d four-wheel We
hicle; action, style and manners to
be considered; to be driven by a
lady: prizes. $50---Stariight, DR.. ".
T Churchman. Charleston, w. Va,
first; Bell Of Boston, D. NJ. Waller,
Broad Run. second; Boboiink. Mira
D. c. Sands. Jr.. Middleburg. third.
Heavyweight hunters. for horses
up to carrying $50 pounds, over
jumps not to exceed 1-2 feet; con-
formation performance and manners
to count: prizes $55-David Gray,
Hemewood stables, Middleburg, first;
Dreadnaught, Hearthland farm. War
renton, second: Cocktail, Ashleigh
farm, Delaplane. third: Sweet Will
liam, Homewood stables. Middleburg,
fourth.
Best horse whose owner resides In
Culpeper county. and has owned
horse three months prior to show: to
tie shown in harness; first prize, a
loving cup: second prize. gold money
Peter Pan. Chiffon W. Vowel. Gull
pepper, first. Frances Cleveland. A. b.
Lady. c. b. Payne, Jr., Culpeper.
third; Lady, Frank Aylor, Culpeper,
fourth.
Hunt club teams. hunt club teams
Of three hunters from any club. each
horse to be ridden by member or
huntsman in hunting colors; con-
formation, quality, performance and
appointments to count; pr Is, $56--
Team. Hearthland farm. warrenton
first: Castle HID. hounds Mrs. Potts,
GordonsvfIie. second.
Summary of Races
First race: open TO all weight for
age with allowance AZ by rule to
mares and geldings; purse 800
Royal Onyx. Mrs. Geo. c. Brenfon,
Manassas won: Guy Spencer, B. w.
Haxall. yr., Middleburg. second.
Hightop was left at the post. The
spill OF yesterday caused a wholesale
scratching OF horses for this
Second race: hurdle race; free-for-
all: over I'VE flights: three hurdles:
four-year to carry 1871 pounds;
five-year-olds 147 pounds: and six
year olds l51. and allowances by the
rule for mares and geldings; purse
$Io0-Black Banner. s. c. Byera
Burketown. won: No Name. w.
Beach. Lawrence Hume. second:
Judex. c. NJ. Gilbert, Thoroughfare.
third. Culpeper won easily, but was
disqualified for fouiing.
Third race: free-for-all: weight
for age allowance as by rule to mares
and geldinRs, purse. $Ioo-Little Eng
land. Mrs. Geo. c. Brenton, Manassas.
won; No Name. Frederick F. Bryan.
The Plains. second: The Deuce, T. r.
Hume. Marshall. third.
Fourth race: steeplechase, for
hunters qualified under the rules Of
the National Steerlechase and Hunt
association: gentlemen riders allow
ed FIVE pounds: half-breds allowed
ten pounds: four. Ave and six years
old carry increased weight as to age:
distance about two and one-haif
miles: purse, $15e--Yurica. Turner Fl.
Wiltshire. Culpeper. won: Essex, Dun
Green. Fredericksburg. second. Echo
and Harold fell and failed to finish.
Exhibition Judges--D. III. DeButts,
Marshall; f. p. w. Barker, Warren
ton; Frank CARRIER. Harrisonburg;
VIM. Buckley. Gainesville.
Race Judges-Colonel Max Samuel
son. Culpeper; VIM. Lipscomh. Manas-
sas; Frank CARRIER. Harrisonburg.
! Starters. p. Evans Hume. Pierce
Fautelle Falls Church Va