The Washington times., 1913-10-28
HORSE ADMIRERS
At LAUREL EXHIBIT
Judging Of Seventeen Draft
Horses and Mounts To Be
Finished Today.

Laurel is host today to scores of local
admirers of horsefiesh. this being the
opening day of the Maryland State fair,
which will continue at the Maryland
town four days. The judging of seven
teen classes of draft horses and mounts
is expected to be finished before the
close of the day.
The judges are Melvin c. Hazen, of
Washington; Col. H. I. Allen, L. :. A.
George b. Hulme, of New York. and
w. p. Graves, of Richmond Va. Breed
ing classes were first judged, then came
the draft and Percneron classes. Class
sixteen, the last to lie judged, is COM
posed of harness horses. The prizes
range from SO to $50.
The list of classes to be judged today
with the entries and exhibitors, follows:
IL a. m.-Breeding classes: Thorough
bred stations. First prize, $40; second,
SIC; third, ribbon. Nonpareil, Thomas
Sheedy.
IL a. m.-Class 81. thoroughbred year.
Iings and two-year-olds. First prize,
SO; second, IS; third, ribbon Thelma J.,
J. NJ. w. Green; Castara, NJ. c. Kelly.
11:2O a. m.-Class 90, heavy draft tun-
registered. First prize, SO: second,
50: third. ribbon. Top. B. H. Lansdale;
Dixie, b. II. Lansdale: gelding, ]. B.
Welsh; gelding, ]. B. Welsh.
1l:3O a m.-Class IS. Azona Axworthy,
]. A. Jones.
H.fu q. m.-SldSS 0i, luOI OuShbIco
mares. First prize, SO; second, IS; third,
ribbon. Thrifty, H. Penny.
IL noon-Class 81, Percheron stations.
First prize, $50; second, s.; third, ribbon.
Loudoun, Howard Mann.
Il m.-Class 81, Percheron stations.
First prize, SO: second, $; third, rib
bon. Joseph, Howard Mann.
L m.-Class 50, best heavy draft stall
lion. First prize, $50; second, SO; third,
ribbon. Registered Percheron stallion,
n. H. Griffith; Raspaid, J. B. Welsh.
1910 p.m.-Class 6S, heavy draft. First
prize, $40; second. s.; third, ribbon.
Jeanette, Howard Mann.
l2:20 p.m.-Class IS, hackney stall
lions First prize, $50; second, $40: third
ribbon. Carton Gentlemen, ! W. c.
LIS p.m.-Class g, ponies under sac
die. First prize. SIS; second, sl5; thlrd,
ribbon. Tar Baby, Alice S. P. Brady;
Katy, Mrs. r. J. Sellman.
1:ao p.m.-Class /, green hunters. First
prize; $50; se9Gnd, e,ifaoa 3cteH teiro Seapies r. S
Julian Morris; Norman, Julian Morris;
Enchantress, Bowles Bros; Sir Dixon
II, Lieut.. +. K. Nemomer; Highover,
II. w. Herring & Son; Edward A,
Roger Bros; Kitty Kari. karr. Thomas Ponsss
Richmond, NJ. c. Hazen; Estella H, M.
c. Hazen; Hamilton, E. P. Mentz.
. D. m.-Class 80, officers mounts.
First prize $50; second, Sl5; third, %.
Lee Roy, II. w. Herring & Son; Ed
ward A, Roger Bros; Richmond, NJ. c.
Hazen: White Socks, Thomas Bones;
Hamilton, E. p Mentz.
2:15 p. m.-Class %, combination horses
First prize. $50; second, SIS; third, %.
Fudge, Alice S. p. Brady; Opequon,
Bowies Bros: Queen Of Unduiation,
Julian Morris; Star, Miss Florence
O'DonnelI; Hamilton. E. P. Mentz;
Adonis. B. F. McCaully.
go D. m.-Class 80, saddle horses. First
prize, SIS: second, so; third, S.. Division,
Julian Morris; Aiillword, Julian Morris:
Top Notch, H. Cockey; Enchantress,
BcwIes Bros; Star. Miss F; o,Donnell;
Lee Roy, H. W. Herring & Son; Ed
ward A. Roger Bros; Kitty KARI,
Thomas Bones; Hamilton, z. p. Mentz;
Adonis, B. F. McCaully.
2:I5 D. m.-Class Il, District of Cslun-
bia and officers class First prize, $50;
second. SIS: third. s.. Sir Dixon II,
Lieut.. F. K Nemomer; Henry Miner,
Lieut.. r. W. Putnam; Yellow Stone
Regent, Miss Dasha Allen; Kitty Karr,
Thomas Bones; White Socks. Thomas
Bones; Richmond. NJ. c. Hazen; Esteila
H., NJ. c. HaZen: Hamilton, Z. p.
Mentz; Cosmocrat, Capt. Warren Dean;
Rebel, Lieut.. A. D. Surles.
3 p. m.-Class 16, harness horses. First
prize, $50: second, SIS: third. s.. Fudge,
Miss Alice S. P. Brady; ROYAL swell,
BowIes Bros; Queen of Undulation,
Julian Morris; Honor Bright. b. F. Nc
Caully; Honor Boy, B. F. McCauily.