The Washington times., 1913-10-29
CAPITAL FOLK FLOCK
TO MARYLAND FAIR
Fourteen Classes Of Horses
Are Judged Today-speciaI
Trains Garry Crowds.

Another big Washington delegation
hocked to Laurel this afternoon for the
second day Of the Maryland State Fair,
and for the judging Of fourteen classes
Of horses. A heavy attendance from
Baltimore Is reported. The classes for
today include saddle horses, harness
hores. and farm teams.
The show opened at IL o'clock this
morning. but the special trains from
Baltimore and Washington brought the
heaviest crowd after lunch.
Melvin G. Hazen, Of Washington, car
ried OF his full share of prizes during
the judging yesterday. securing one
first, one second, and two thirds. His
fearless Jumper, Estella H., took first
prize In the class for District and Fort
Myer hunters. and in the same event
mond also carried away third prizes in
the classes for green hunters and Of
ficers' mounts
Miss 0'DonneI Gets Prize.
Miss Florence ODonnell, a capable
young horeswoman, made her debut,
and was awarded a third prize on the
performance Of Star, handsome geld
ing. Miss Dasha Allen, daughter Of
Col. H. T. Allen. U. s. A, entered her
Yellowstone in the District and officers
class, but Yellowstone was badly on
form. Julian Morris had string at the
fair from his Keswick Stables, and the
Bowles brothers, with their harness
horses, captured q few honors for Viz
ginia.
The results Of yesterday were:
Breeding classes-Thoroughbred stall
lions. First prize won by Noppareil,
chesnut, 15.3 hands. 4 years, owned by
Thomas Sheedy Zone entry. thorough
bred yearlings and 2-year-olds-Ffrst
prize, SO; won by Thelma j., chestnut
flly, 1858, YEARS, owned by j, NJ. w.
Greene; secohd prize S. won by Cas-,
tara: chestnut filly, l5s, years owned owned
3 years and over-First prize 80, won
by Thrifty. bay mare. i42. 8 years.
owned by H. Penny; second prize >.
won by Kinder Lou, black mare, owned
by Miss Elsie Palmer; third prize.
ribbon: won by Mollie s., pay mare, |
owned by N. C. Kelly.
Percheron Stations.
Percheron stations, 3 years and over
First prize won by Loudon. dark
gray. 1s. years. owned by Howard
Mann Zone entry. Percheron stations.
2 years and over-First prize won by
Joseph, brown, 163, 2 years. owned by
Howard Mann Zone entry. Heavy
draft yearlings and 2-year-olds-F1rst
prize won by Jeanette, dark gray
mare, 15.2,t, Q years, owned by Howard
Mann Zone entry. Hackney stations,
8 years and over-First prize won by
Carton Gentleman. chestnut, 1S19, 81
years, owned by W. c. White.
Ponies, IL hands and under 14.1,
shown under saddle-Ftrst prize $2o.
won by Katy, sorrel mare. IA 1-2, Z
years, owned by Mrs. r. Sellman;
second prize SIS, won by Tar Baby,
black mare. Is. 9 years. owned by
Miss Alice S. p. Brady, and riden by
Miss Elizabeth Gray.
Green hunters-First prize $50, won |
by Enchantress. gray Ally, i5,3,
years. owned by Bowles Bros, and |
ridden by Miss Hazard: second prize
SIS. won by Kitty Karr, chestnut |
third prize IS, won by Rich |
nond. chestnut gelding. 1873. 6 years, |
owned by NJ. C. Hazen.
Officers mounts-First prize $40, |
Won by Lee Roy, brown gelding. 16, |
years, owned by II. W. Herring & |
Son: second prize SIS, won by White |
Socks, chestnut gelding, Is, years. |
nwned by Thomas Bones. third prize |
IS, won by Richmond, chestnut geld
ing. 16. years, owned by NJ c.
Hazen.
Combination Horses.
Combination horses, shown in har-
ness and under saddle-Efrst prize,
$40. won by Queen of Inhalation.
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