Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27
WARRENTON HORSE SHOW
IS BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Annual Exhibition Closes With Al.
tendance Exceeding Fondcst
Hopes of Management.
PROMINENT PEOPLE PRESENT
Principal Competition Between Mrs.
Allen Potts and Mrs. Edward II.
McLean-Two Bad Spills Occur in
Hunters Classes.
PROMINENT PEOPLE PRESENT

tSpccial to The Times Dispatch
AShEH TON. VA. August 26-The
second and closing day OF the w,r.
renton Horse Show, in point of irto-
est and attendance. more than cxcoo,
cd the hopes OF the manarcmo,t =,
most with the break Of day. coun,,o,r
means OF travel of all kinds. from IN.
"u'o'hooi!e down to the ordinary farm
wagon, all loaded TO the limit and oar,
one intent on doing full bonor .,
.onie S'eeds exhibited. began to como
to the show W 'o'"c
ne c,asses or horses shown were or
young horses suita bile for hunters
rour contestants for hunt team bor
ors brought out the I.oudoun H., =,
IS Mclean. NJ f. H.: Castle Hi, H.,
Mrs Allen Potts, NJ T.. H.: Wnrrnntnn
iiuht w. +. Wilbur, NJ T.. H. ana ~
ASibemarle Hunt. sidney NJ. Hollow,,.
tween Mrs. Allen Potts and -,
H. Mclean ~ EDWARD
me Waverly Farm exhibits sbou,,
oE thcir owner. Mrs. Sidney ! ~.
ephthal. came in for numerous bImo
The packed grand stand to-day NIL
ed with the most prominent az rio e.
cial set. all richly and bc,,,i,,,,i,,
Eowncd, gave an attractive setting ~
tho rinrsde. ~
Many Prominent Tcrsonx.
troh,incnt among tho visitors were
moticed La,rohe CoGswell. of Balti-
more; Senator and Mrs Hoke smith
ana their daughter. Miss Lucy Smith
of Georgia: Miss Dorothy AIeshlrc OF
Washington: Colonel and Mrs, 7 AZ
Dorst United States Army: Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell Harrison. Of Ph,IadcI.
raj 4,
Congressman c. c. carlin. Colonel W.
NJ. Lewis. OF charlottesville: Mr.. and
Mrs. i. j. Deacon. of Atlantic CITY;
Mr.: and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison. Major
Robert \, Mcintyre. r. c. Pitcher,
Mrs. ]. c. Gregory. Mr.. and Mrs,
Courtland NJ Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard w. Cook, Of Baltimore. Nd: Or.
Cary T. Grayson. United States Navy.
physician TO President Wilson: South
Trimblc. clerk House Of Represc nta :
tives; Zebe Newman, disbursine
clerk House Of Representatives, and
Wcstmorcland Davis.
Two Meet With Falls.
The hunting contests were marked
by fewer tumblcs than on the first
day. Virginia Boy. exhibited by Mel
ing the third jump in the ladies' hunt :
er class. hit the third jump full
abreast. carrying it down and threw
his rider who fell safely anead, ana
Or. y. G. Randolph. on Ciinker, in the
| lightweight hunters. was thrown vio-
lcntly to the ground when his mounr
carried tho second jump down
Outside of these two mshaps, the
jumping was Of tho highest order.
Mrs Allen Potts leads for the two
days. with a majority Of blue fIbDons.
with Edward r. Mclean close sec
ond. The riding in the ladies' hunter
class by Miss Flynn, Mrs. Holloway
| Mrs. Potts and Mrs. CORTLAND II.
Smith was so superb that the applause
| appreciation from the countless num-
| bers OF their daring and skill.
The cato receipts showed an attend
ancc of 5000
The Summaries.
The summaries in full follow.
| Glass Is, ponies under saddle: Robir
Adair Cup to winner-frst, i. Bowmar
Price ILL.,. second, Fox Croft School
| third. Churchman and Davis.
Glass l6 1-2. best pony ridden by &
! boy not over ten years-first. Mrs
| Pats White; second. Churchman ant
Davis: third, Mitchell Harrison. Jr.
Glass 30. hunter class. four-year-
| olds and under-first Eleven +. NJ.
L. l.. Redmon; second. ]. G. F., f.. u
Mclean: third. Top Rock. S. c. Glas
cock.
Class &c. saddle horses-Rrst. Day
star, Mrs Allen Potts: second Green
way Boy, DR.. c. S. Carter: third. Sill
| Braxton f.. b. Mclean.
| Glass IS, local jumping class-frst
watha Boy. George Slater; second
Henry Fairfax Mount Olive Farm
third. Lady Chimes, Mrs. l.. C. Leith
Glass IS, local jumping class--frst
Wild Brier, w. S. Sewers; second. The
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