The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-05
.PAYNE's LADY CULPEPER"
IS SILVER CUP WINNER.
Harness Horses From Churchman,
Homewood and Mrs. Potts's
Stables Capture Prizes.
CULPEPER SHOW "A SUCCESS
Six Thousand People Witness Racing
Events, Which Were Close and
Exciting-Aleppo Wins Steeple-
chase, and Atmur Hurdle Event.

breaking crowd attended the second
and final day of the horse show here
to-day. the gate receipts showing more
than 5000 people on the grounds. DR..
" I. Churchman again won many prizes
with his harness horses and the Home
wood stables. and Mrs. Allen Potts's
horses captured several hrsts.
The silver cup given by the associa-
ton was won by c. b. Payne's Lady
Culpcper, blue-ribbon winner of yes
terday. One of the prettiest classes
was horses In harness TO be driven by
a lady in which DR.. Churchman's
Starlight. driven by Mrs Churchman.
won. The races were excitingly close.
both OF the two fiat races being won
by neck after an almost even race
OF the two foremost horses.
The summary of events is as fol-
lows
Glass Best half-bred mare suitable
for breeding hunters: first. Leap Year,
w. NJ. 1nskeep: second. Pretty Maid.
Mrs. Allen Potts: third. Bessie. T. J.
Littlcton.
Gent utility class 6-Best sucking
colt or filiy first colt. Jones LlttIeton:
second colt, w. NJ. Inskecp; third colt
w. NJ. Inskcep.
Glass S-half-bred colts. one year old:
first prize. $40; first colt. w. Nj. ms
keep.
Glass iS-Novice saddle horses that
naNe never won olue RIBBON prior to
1911. sI5: first. Golden Rod, DR.. ". T.
Churchman: second. Satanella. Mrs.
Allen Potts; third, Clapper. Heatland
farms.
Glass 27-Hunters and jumpers, free
for ALL performance jumps not to ex-
coed four and one-half feet. Prize,
S55. First. Acquilla, w. F. Wilbur;
second. Happy Creek. Mrs. Allen Potts:
third Nancy Pansy, Homeward stables.
Class l4-Horses in harness; best pair
of matched horses exceeding fifteen
hands two inches to be shown to q
suitable vehicle. Prize. s45 First.
Peter Pan and mate, Vowel and
Smith second. Sweetheart and mate,
Jones Bros
Class 21-sporting tandem; team to
be judged IA n tandem, the leader to i.
be then saddled and ridden over the
regulation jumps by the driver; prize
$55-hrst, Pretty Maid and mate.
Glass 11-horses in harness.; best Is
hands inches and under to be shown
in harness; prize S50.nrst, Golden
Sceptre. DIR. Y. T. Churchman: second,
Starlight, Dr. V. T. Churchman third.
Satanella. Mrs. Allen Potts.
Glass 2S-free for all green horses to
jump four feet. blue ribbon winners
four and one-half feet, and horses that
have won championship competed
In high jumping contest to jump five
feet, performance only to count-flrst,
Folk. Homewood Stables; second. Port,
w. Il. Wilbur; third, Merryman. Heat
land Farm.
Glass 15--horses in harness: hest
single mare or gelding suitable for II
lady to drive to be shown before a
four wheeled vehicle. action. style and
manners especially to be considered to
be driven by a lady-first Starlight,
DR.. v. T. Churchman. Mrs Churchman
driving; second. Golden Sccptre, DIR. ".
T. Churchman. Miss Helen Macy driv-
inG: third. BraclSen Rose. Mrs. Allen
Potts. Mrs. Potts driving.
Glass 26-heavyweiGht hunters. for
horses up to carrying $50 pounds over
jumps not TO exceed four and one-half
feet; prize s55--first Merryman. Heat
land Farm: second. David Gray. Home
wood Stables: third. Happy Creek. Mrs.
Allen Potts.
Glass 1o--horses In harness, best
County, and has owned horse three
months prior to show. to be shown in
hnrness-first, Culpeper Lady, C.: p.
w. Vowel; third, Little Billie. IT. Mer-
Ger and w. L. Jones.
Class 31-hunt club teams. hunt club
teams of three hunters from any club.
each horse to be ridden by member or
huntsman In hunting colors. conforma-
ton and quality to ea count 81 IS per cent.
appointments Is per cent. cash prize
first. Warrehton Hunt. w F. Wilbur.
RacfnS-nrSt race, open TO all, weight
for age, with allowance as by rule to
mare and geldinss, purse s10o. 1--WE
eighths mle-nrst. Amherst, Louis
Lcith: second. Canary Bird. James l..
Simpson; third. Hodonic. c. NJ. Gilbert.
Second race, hurdle race-free for
ALL over five flights OF hurdles, four,
five and six years and upwards, allow
ances by rule to mares and geldings.
purse 500. one and one-half miles
nrst; Atmur, Louie I.eith; second. Red
vile, Stanley T. Green.
Third race-free for ALL weight for
age with allowance as by rule-frst.
Little England. G.. c. Brenton: second.
Alae, Louie Leith.
Fourth race-steeplechase for hunt
crs qualified under the rules OF the Ma
tional Steeplechasc and Hunt Associa-
ton, gentlmen riders allowed fifty
pounds, allowance as by rule. purse
$780, OF which $50 went to second, and
$40 to third--frst, Aleppo.. \ r. Humph-
rey. Jr.: second, Lady Media, j. C..
Everhard: third. Captain Cassatt, ]. K.
Fl. Alexander. Two and one-half miles