Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-09-01
HORSE SHOW OPENS
AT CHARLES TOWN
WITH BIG CROWDS
THRoNGS FLOCK TO ANNUAL
SHOW AT JEFFERSON coUN-
TT TOWN.
AFFAIR PROMISES TO BE EQUAL
LY AS GOOD AS IN FORMER
YEARS.
RESULTS FOR THE FIRST DAY
SHOW MIGHTY FINE PRO-
GRAM,

Large crowds were attracted to the
annual horse SHOW at Charles Town
yesterday, the opening day of one of
the biggest events of its kind in this
section. The program was a good one
and was enjoyed by the throng of
people. The results were as follows:
H1lf-bred, colts 2-year-old, B. F.
Porter, first; Henry II. Norman, Pur-
cellville, Va, second, and ]. M. Trap
nell, third
/ Standard bred stallion--McLuke, A..
N. Moore, first; Kauser, Moffett and
Chapman, second; Senator, jr., Lewis
B. Burger, third
Heavy draft-Frank Mccormick,
Berryville, first; David S. Childs, sec.
ond; C. D. Snyder, third.
! Roadster colts-George ". Packet,
first
Half,bred colts-1Hindoo, L. M. Al
len, first; Lady Green, S. T. Piggott,
second; Vinton Star, J. M. Trapnell,
third; Frank Brooke, ]. M. Trapnell,
fourth.
i Heavy draft-lC. E. Norman, Pur-
cellville, Va, first; II. S. Mcdonald
second So
Observation-Disclosures and
Brooke, first.
Roadster and carriage shown in
harness-tJames M, Joseph Wiesep-
field, Baltimore, first; Buster Chimes,
J.. T. Campbell, second; Jim AK
worthy, Philip Campbell, third;
Country Girl, George w. Packet,
fourth.
Runabout horses-iSouthern, John
Buchanan, Upperville, Va, first; Red
wing, Joseph iWiesenfeld, Baltimore,
second; Buster Chimes, ]. r. Camp
bell, third.
Ponies FAIRY Belle, Richard Lee,
wildwood, Va, first; White Stock
ings, Elizabeth Wall, second; Prince
l1dulci, y. hluh, IHlTu.
Green hunters-iSilyer Queen, E. J..
Redman, Middleburg. Va, first; Kurg
DAILY, Johnson Russell, Middleburg.
Va, second; Country Girl, George w.
Packet, third; Ethel, L. j. Foley,
Berryville, Va, fourth
jefferson county harness horses
Taho, B. l.. Byers, first; Buster Chin
es, j. I. Campbell, second; Country
Girl, George w. Packet, third.
Grafton long jump-Linsin, Mrs.
YCourtland II. Smith, first; Quiris,
CORTLAND III. Smith, second; Red Fox,
e. B. Jacobs, third; Lady Mary, w.
H. Robinson, Front Royal, Va, fourth
Park tandem-Raven and Mate
Joseph 'Wiesenfeld, Baltimore, first;
Little Joe and mate, Joseph Wiesen-
field, second.
Ladies' hunters-Silver Queen, E.
l.. Redman, first; Fodoodle, Court
land III. Smith, second.
Jefferson county hunters-Red
Rambler, ]. M. Trapnell, first; Dixie
Star. Preston Engel, second; Dave
A., c. d. Boyer. third.
Ladies' driving horses-Buster
Chimes, ]. T. Campbell, first; Prin-
cess, Frances Packett. second; Taho,
B. l.. Byers, third.
Ladies park saddle-Seven Up, e.
l.. Redman, first; Baby Ruth, John
son Russell, second.
Green hunters-Kurg DAILY, Johnson
Russell, first; Fodoodle, CORTLAND
H. Smith second; Silver Queen, f.
L. Redman, third; Shamrock. John
son Russell, fourth.
Park saddlers-Avanti, l.. M Allen.
first; Seven Up, E. l.. Redman. Sec
ond; Hindoo Maid, ]. NJ. Trapnell,
third.
Ladies Harness-Red Wing, Joe
Wiesenfeld, first; Raven, Joseph
Wiesenfeld, second; Southern, John
Buchanan. third.
Trotting race-Iady Avon. NJ. o.
Rouss, first; Shannonade, C. D. Boy
er, second; McLuke, A. N. Moire,
third.
Running races-Mesau, NJ A. Akin
son. first; Windmill. Leith Bros,
second; Falling Weather, w c. Skin
ner, third.
The program tomorrow is much
more elaborate The Judges are James
w. Graves, Of Richmond, Va, c. R.
Hamilton, of Philadelphia; John H
Green, of Washington, D. c.; 3. f..
CARRIER, Harrisonburg, Va, and A. L.
Warthen, of Front Royal, Va.
Among the boxholders are; Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph iwiesenfeld. Of Baltimore
and Representative and Mrs. c. c..
Carlin, of Alexa ndris. Va