The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06
CULPEPER SHOW
COMES TO CLOSE:
Success From Every Standpoint
Crowd Of 5000 Watches
Last Days Sport.

Suipeper, va, July 5.-The Culpeper
Horse Show and Racing Association
closed it's meet to-day. The meeting
was very successful. financially and
otherwise. The four riders injured
yesterday are about recovered At
least 5000 people saw to-day's show.
A heavy rain for half hour cooled
tho atmosphere Summary:
Class 2-Thoroughbred stations.
three years old and over-won by the
District-Attorney; exhibitors, Jones
and Jones.
Class Best half-bred mare suit
able for breeding hunters-won by Ca
leatea; exhibitor. Thomas J. Fevol.
Class 6--General utility best suckllng
colt of filly-won by Colt; exhibitor,
John Il. Duncan.
Class S-General utility best two
year-old colt-won by May Colt: ex-
hibitor. John r. Duncan.
Class S-General utility best two
year-old colt--won by May; exhibitor
w. NJ. Inskeep
Class 1s-Saddle horses novice sad
die horses. that have never won a blue
ribbon prior to 19l3-First, Germania,
exhibitor, S. c. Byers; second, Cock
tail. exhibitor Ashleigh Farm; third
Satanella. exhibitor, Mrs. Allen Potts
Class 21--Hunters and jumpers, free
for all performance only to count over
Jumps not to exceed 4 IL feet.-First,
David Gray. exhibitor Homewood Sta
oies; second. Roanoke. exhibitor w. c.
SKianer' third Galatea. exhibitor
Thomas J. Fevol.
Class 14-Horses in harness best
Fair OF matched horses exceeding If
teen hands two inches TO show in suit
able vehicle.-First pair. exhibitor
Bowles Bros; second Bobolink and
Mate, exhibitor, Mrs D. c. Sands. Jr:
hibitor Dr. V. T. Churchman.
Class 2l-Sportlng tandem.-First,
David Gray and Mate, exhibitor. Home.
wood Stables; second. Post and Mate.
exhibitor, w. L. Wilbur; third, team.
exhibitor. Mrs. Allen Potts.
Glass 1l-Horses in harness. best
horses fifteen hands two inches and
under-First, Starlight. exhibitor DR..
V. /. churchman; second, Bell of Bosn,
exhibitor. d. NJ. Waller; third. Royal
Sewell. exhibitor Bowles Bros.
Class ss-Frce for all. handicap green
horses TO jump four feet.-First Asian,
exhibitor. w 5. Sewers second. Aquilla,
! exhibitor. w. +. Wilbur; third, Elf
King. exhibitor. Homewood Stables.
Class 15EHorses in harness, best
single mare or Gelding suitable for lady
To drve.-First Starlight. exhibitor.
DR.. V. I. Churchman; second, Bell of
Eosin. exhibitor, d. NJ. Waller: third,
Bobolink. exhibitor. Mrs. d. j. Sands,
Jr.
Class 26-Heavyweight hunters for
| horses up to carrying $50 pounds and
over. jumps not to exceed l-2 feet
First David Pray, exhibitor. Homewood
stables; second, Dreadnaught, exhibit
tor. Heartland Farm; third. Cocktail,
exhibitor. Ashleigh Farm.
Class 1o--Horses in harness. best
horse whose owner resides in Culpeper
County.-First, Peter Pan. exhibitor
Chiffon w. Vowel; second. Francis
Cleveland. exhibitor. A. b. Cline; third,
Culpeper Lady, exhibitor, c. B. PAYNE.
Jr.
Glass 3l-Hunt club teams OF three
hunters from any club, each horse to
be ridden BY a member or M,ntsman in
hunting colors.-First Team. exhibitor.
Heartland Farm; second Castle Hill
Hounds. exhibitor. Mrs. Allen Potts.
Racing:
First race-open to ALL hve-eighths
of mile-first, Royal Onyx, owner.
Mrs George C. Brenton; second GUY
Spencer. owner, B. w. Haxhall, Jr.;
third. High Top, owner T. L. Evans
Second race-hurdle race, free for
all. over five flights of hurdles, one
and one-half mile-first Black Ban
ner owner. s. c. Byers: second, Black
Dick, owner. Mrs. George c. Brenton;
third. JudeX. owner. c. NJ. Gilbert
Culpepsr, owned by DR.. Lester Jones.
won this race by four lengths, but
was disqualified for false interference.
Third race-free for all, weight for
age-frst. Little England, owner, Mrs.
George c. Brenton; second, No Name.
owner Fredic. a Bryan: third, The
Duce, owner. II. r. Hume
Fourth race-steeplcchase for hunt
ers qualified under the rules Of the
national steeplechase and hunt asso-
National Steeplechase and Hunt Asso-
clation-hrst. furicka. owner. Turner
II. wiltshire: second. Essex. owner.
Duff Green. Harold, of the Homewood
Stables; Brick Top. owner. Edward 3.
Jacobs. and Black Banner, owner, S.
c. Hyers. all fell in this race, none
OF the three reaching the wire The
riders were all bruised. but none Sc
riously.