Evening star., 1914-08-13
Mare and Colt Winners.

mare ana Colt winners.
Class No. 20: Mares and colts-First,
Miss Hobson and colt, John H. Javins.
Washington, D. c.; second. Lady and
colt. Mrs. F. D. Frey, Silver Spring: third.
Maude NJ. and colt, William Matthews,
Silver Spring; fourth. Dolly May and
colt, William Matthew'S Silver Spring.
Class No. 81: Heavy draft mares and
colts-First. Liza and colt, Albert Sta
bier, Spencerville Md; second, entries of
Eli Bready. Lay Hill. Md; third, Liza
Jane and colt. Donald Kirk, Olney, Md !;
fourth, Queen and colt. George F. Boni-
FAINT, Lay Hill, Md.
Glass No. %: Three-year-old draft colts
First. Fannie. Eli Bready. Lay Hill.
Nd; second. Star. F. w. Kruhm, Coles
vile. Md; third, entry of Robert H. Mil
ler. spencerville, Md; fourth, entry of
Eli Bready, Lay Hill. Md.
Glass No. 23: Two-year-old draft colts
First, Dan, Thomas A. Barnesly. Rock
vile. Md; second. Joe, Thomas A.
Barnesly. Rockville, Md.
Class No. "a: Yearling draft colts
First, Duke, G. r. Bliss, Silver Spring,
Md; second. Lady Evelyn, William Mat
thews, Silver Spring; third, entry of Eli
Bready. Lay Hill.
Glass No. %: General utility colts
First, Black Maid. Charles c. Jones.
Kensington, Md; second, Duchess, Rob-
ert II. Miller. Spencerville, Md. third,
Perry Director. Hugh O'Donnell. Silver
Spring.
Glass No 26: Two-year-olds-First Arch,
S. ]. Cochran, Silver Spring; second.
third, Pearl Wilkes. William Matthews.
Silver Spring; fourth, Dandy, H. G. Guide,
Hyattsville, Nd.
Glass No. 81: Yearlings-First. Diana.
William I. Brown, Burnt Mills Md: sec
ond. Roy. Elgar Stabler. Spencerville,
Nd |, jr1 1xr aly 1ton Mlf-
thews, Silver Spring.
Grand Championship Prizes.
Glass No os: Grand championship
heavy draft colts-First, entry of Eli
Bready, Lay Hill. Md; second, Joe.
Thomas A. Barnesly, Rockville; third,
fourth, entry of Albert Stabler, Spen-
cerville.
Class No %: Grand champion gen.
eral utility colts-First. Black Mate,
Charles c. Jones, Kensington, Md: sec
ond. Duchess, Robert H. Miller, Spen-
cerviile; third. Lady Evelyn, William
Matthews. Silver Spring; fourth, Lady.
S. J Cochran, Silver Spring.
Glass No. 30: Ladies. driving horses
First, Bess, J. +. Donald, Washington,
D. c.; second. Billy, Alexander G. Car
Isle, Gaithersburg; third. entry Of w.
Lodge Bowles. Millwood, Va; fourth,
entry of w. Lodge Bowles.
Glass No. 81: Grand championship
free for all (pairs)-First. Royal
Swell and Sporting Duchess. W. Lodge
BoWles, Millwood, Va; second, Tom and
Jerry, James w. Goode, Norfolk. Va.
Races Conclude Program.
Two races concluded the days pro-
gram. The first was steeplechase event
at one and half miles. over four jumps
with four starters. Indian Hunter be-
longing to Louis Randall of Highland
Md. and Mutineer. the property of ]. H
Waters of Highland. fought 1t out all
The other starters were Honey Boy. NJ
J. Tighe. Laurel. Md, and suffragette,
r. F. Fulton, Washington, finishing as
named.
The other race was four-furlong af-
fair, with three starters. Gather be-
longing to G. NJ. Watkins of Washing
ton, won after the hottest kind of a
brush with Chiffon Beau, belonging to
Augustus Riggs of Howard county. The
other starter was Jefferson Club, belong
ing to Maurice K. Cissel of Ashton, Nd.
In conjunction with the horse show a
ball was given last evening in the new
armory building at Silver Spring. Three
hundred guests were in attendance. It
was in charge of a committee consisting
of Brooke Lee, Frank L. Hewitt. Hugh
F. O'Donnell. Basil Boykin. Clifford
Howes. William II. Fidler, Gerald
Warthen. Oscar Mckay and Paul Clark.
The patronesses were Mrs. Benton G.
Ray Mrs. Ormsby McCammon. Mrs
George Chandler. Mrs. William T. Brown,
Wimsatt.