The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
WARRENTON HORSE
SHOW COMES To END
MRS. ALLAN POTTS, DIR. CHURCH
MAN AND A. w. ATKINSON
TAKE MANY PRIZES.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
Warrenton, Va. , Aug 20.-In
spite of an intensely hot day, a crowd
estimated at eight thousand people,
Witnessed the second and closing day
of the Warrenton Horse Show as
sociations sixteenth exhibition. which
vas featured by well filled classes.
promptly called, and a high class Of
entries The first class called at $50
only TO breeders and owners.
The Waverly class. given by Mrs s
l. Jose phthal for the most useful
general utility horse, was won by
= H. Smith on Mitchell Harrisons
On Pretty Maid. claiming the crimson
rose, and Il. A. RusseIs handsome
chestnut placed third. The cup for
thoroughbred two-year-old colts was
of interest, and brought out five
splendid animals. James X. MadduN
won three cut OF four ribbons In this
class and H c. Groome was also 4
winner In the breeding classes
Many notable guests were present
for the days events and the crowd
vas encouraging from start to hnlsh.
A " Atkinson, DIT V. r. Church
man and Mrs. Allan Potts were many
time winners in the harness events,
" hich surpassed any years exhbi
tons fer number and standard
Hunt teams OF three entries made a
pretty class, and all three hunts put
W pretty exhibition The first
place went to Glenn Riddle hunt.
with Warrenton hunt placed second
The c -<.te!lation jumping class clos
ea he two days' events.
The summary follows:
Summaries
Class M 4-Half-hred sucking
eolts-~Ftrst owned by WI
lsam Skinner; second Easter Monday,
owned by Richard Lewis; third --
owned ny Samuel Willett
Class Ma, l1-Heavy draft mare
and foal-First, Nelley. owned by G..
N keyser: second Badingham Stake.
owned by II. G, Groome: third. ----
owned BY Miss s. r. Missay.
Class No. s--Half bred two-year-
old--First, Berryvile. owned by
Johnson Russell; second, Black Dixon,
owned by William Skinker; third.
had Enough owned by Z w Payne.
Class Ne General utility two
Near~olds First Bad Enough. own
cd by I ", Payne: second. Dixon
Grace. owned by William skinker;
third. Gracious. owned by Miss Lucy
c Buekner
Glass Ne -Thoroughbred stall
uons-Fjrst. Association owned by
Heartiand farm; second. Imp Black
Oak. owned by CORTLAND H. Smith
Class M. 14--Heayy draft three
year-otfs and oyer--First Bading-
ham Hebe, owned by II. c. Groome
Class No. 3 12--Thorough
-year~olas cup 70 winner-Ffrss.
Saandhurst. owned ny j X Maddux
second, Jolly Good Fellow, owned by
J. X. Maddnx third, Nademoiselle
Make owned by " n Poole
Glass No "a Waverly cup
class; utility horse, driven. ridden and
jumped FIRST. Merry Widow. owned
by Mitchell Harrison; second, Pretty
Maid owned by Mrs Allen Potts:
third Association. owned by Heart
land farm.
Class No. 2e--Saddle horses-First.
Bracken Rose, owned by Mrs. Allen
Potts; second. Day Starr II. owned
by Mrs. Allan Potts; third. Golden
rod. owned by V T Churchman.
Class No. 19~-Pairs harness horses
First. Goldenrod and Golden Scep-
ter. owned by. DIR. V r. Churchman.
Glass No, s6--Heavyweight hunt
ers-First, Willow King, owned by
Glenn Riddle farms; second, Merry
man. owned by Heartland farms;
third, The Nirginian. owned by Glenn
Riddle farms.
Glass No. 15~-Pony 14.c and un-
der; Robin Adair cup; ridden by
child under afteen--First. Jimmy
Trigger, owned by DR. Y. r Church