Evening star., 1914-08-13
3OCLASSES EXHIBITED
ATCOLESNLLE'SSH SHOW
Third Annual Meeting on the Ben
ton G. Ray Farm Proves a
Big Success.
More Than 100 High-Class Horses,
Colts and Ponies in Contest for
Prizes, 600 Attend.
nee Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. August 1S.-The
third annual Colesville horse and colt
show, which was held yesterday on the
beautiful meadow on the farm OF Benton
c. Ray, near Colesville. was big sue
cess. Threatening weather probably de-
TERED many from attending. but, never
theless. big crowd. estimated at 5000
from this and nearby counties the Dis
trict of Columbia and Virginia. was on
hand. Thirty classes were shown. the
entries including more than hundred
high-ciass horses, colts and ponies.
Six silver cups and cash prizes aggre-
eating $1,000, We're awarded. The cup
winners were W. Lodge Bowles of Mill
wood, Va: Miss Betty Ray of Coles
vile, Nd; Joseph II. Bradley of Rock
vile. Eli Bready of Lay Hill and Charles
C. Jones of kensington. The judges
were DR.. George Bready. Ollie B. Clark.
Capt. William Mitchell and Key Smith.
The show was held under the auspices
of the Montgomery County Horse and
Colt Show Association. of which the Of
ficers are: President, Benton B. Ray;
first vice president, DR.. William T.
Brown; secretary, Frank L. Hewitt:
treasurer. E. Lloyd Fawcett: manager.
George F. Bonifant; executive commit
tee, Rust Candy, Charles Kengla, George
B. Edwards, Frank b. Swartz, Robert
Curran and George Bonifant; honorary
vice presidents, William H. McCeney,
Henry c. Clancy, Alfred C. Tolson, Hazel
w Cashell. John Bonifant, L. p. Mar
lowe. Lacey Shaw. Douglass Blandford,
Gordon G. Ray. George Windham and
Capt. w. :. Ovcrton.
Prize Winners
Glass No /: Saddle horses-First,
Sunset, W. Lodge Bowles, Millwo ood,
Va; second. the General, John O.
Gheen, Washington. D. c.; third, White
Sock. Miss E. Jackson, Silver Spring,
Nd; fourth, Romeo. Wallace E. Rick
etts, Rockville.
Glass No. 2: Park saddle horses
First, Sunset, W. Lodge Bowles, Mill
wood, Va. second. White Sox, Thomas
Bones, Washington, D. c.; third, White
Nd: fourth. Flatsome, Frank G. Bon
sal. Monkton. Md.
Glass No. 3 High steppers in har-
w. Lodge Bowles, Millwood, Va; fourth,
ness-First Tom, James W. Goode, Nor
folk, Va; second and third. entries of
Grand Slam. Oliver T. Stonestreet,
Class No. 4: General utility-First
Romeo. Wallace E. Ricketts,, Rockville;
second. the General, John o. Gheen.
Matthews, Silver Spring, Nd; fourth,
Kent William W. Moore, ir., Sandy
Spring, Md.
Glass No. D Combination harness
and saddle horses-First. Romeo, Wal
lace E. Ricketts,. Rockville second,
Patapsco. Wallace +. Ricketts,. Rock
Vile; third. Candy, Miss Florence
Hogg, Brighton, Md; fourth, Nell, Mrs
w. Sheetz, Silver Spring.
Class No. s: Gentlemen's roadsters-
First, Baron Overholt. Oliver T. Stone
street, Washington, D. c., second. Billy,
Alexander G.. Carlisle, Gaithersbure.
Md third, Bessie Girl, James Daniels,
Silver Spring. Nd; fourth Bascobel,
Winning Teams.
Glass No Z: Harness horses tpairs)-
First, Royal Swell and Sporting Duchess.
W. Lodge Bowles, Millwood, Va: second,
Tom and Jerry, James W. Goode, Nor
folk. Va.
Class No. s.: Long harness horses
lpairs) )-First, Baron Herbert and mate.
Oliver T. Stonestreet. Washington, D. G.
second. Dixie and mate. John H Ray
Silver Spring. Md. third, Playmate and
Sister. Miss Mary R. Bradley. ColesviIle,
Md fourth. Boscobel and Cleophas. viii
Class No 8: Montgomery county har-
ness horses-First. Playmate. Miss Mary
r. Bradley, Colesville, Md; second, Bos-
cobel. William T. Brown. Burnt Mills,
Nd; third. Billy. Alexander G. Carlisle.
Gaithersburg, Md; fourth, Red Rock, +.
W. kruhm. Colesville. Md.
Class No. 10: Hunters, four years old
and under-Failed to fill
Glass No. IL: Green hunters-First.
Blue Knight. Frank A. Bonsal. Monkton,
Washington, D. c.: third, Flatsome,
Frank A. Bonsal. Monkton, Nd: fourth,
Mutineer. w. J. G. Waters, Highland.
Md.
Glass No II: Lightweight hunters
First. Blue knight. Frank A. Bonsal
Monkton. Md; second, White sox.
Thomas Bones. Washington, D. C.: third
Strong Heart. ]. c. Love. Washington;
fourth. Flatsome. Frank A. Bonsal
Monkton. Md.
Class No. 13: Hunters and jumpers,
free-for -all-First, Masterpiece. ]. c.
Love. Washington, d. G.; second, White
SoX, Thomas Bones, Washington, D. c. :;
third, Strong Heart. J. C. Love, Wash
ington, d. c.: fourth, Old Hickory
Frank A. Bonsal, Monkton, Md.
Prize Ponies in Harness.
Glass No. IA: Ponies in harness,
twelve hands and upder-First, Stall
lion. Joseph H. Bradley. Rockville; sec
ond Pat, b. F. Saul, Washington;
third, Mary. Joseph H Bradley, Rock
Vile: fourth. Cocoanut, George G.
Getty, Forest Glen.
Class No. Is: Saddle ponies. twelve
hands and under-First. Tommy Bones.
Miss Bette Ray, Colesville, Md; sec
ond. Darling, Joseph H. Bradley, Rock
Vile; third, Pat, B. F. Saul, Washing
| ton. D. c.; fourth. Nineta. Joseph H.
Bradley, Rockville.
Glass No. 16: Champion ponies, free
for-all-First, Stud, Joseph H. Brad
ley, Rockville: second, Darling, Joseph
H Bradley, Rockville; third, Cocoanut.
George G.. Getty, Forest Glen: fourth,
| Maggie. Miss Lucy Newcomb, Bethesda,
| Md.