The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-22

Especial to The Richmond virginian. )
Warrenton. Va. Aug. 2l.-The
second day OF the Warrenton Hors,
Show attracted about fifteen thou
sand people. W. G.. Fletcher's Bril-
liant was q winner In the saddle
Hill farm was awarded the blue in
the lightweight hunters. but the de-
cision did not meet with. the approval
Of the audience who thought that W.
8. Sewers Rockeby with a perfect
performance was. entitled to some
consideration.
DR.. c. S. Carriers Greenway was a
winner in the saddle horses class.
Adams Express, a stallion, exhibited
by the United States government, wits
one OF the handsomeSt horses shown
here and took drst easily In his class
Among the Well known exhibitors
at todAy's show were Mrs. Allen
Potts, Miss Dupont Goodstone Sta
bles, Arthur Allei. A. c. Randolph
and Richard Wallach.
Summaries: Hounds-First, Edwin
Burgess: second. Foxcatcher farm:
third. Floyd c. Kane.
Special Pony Class-FYrst, Bugs, G.
n. Slater: second. Dixie. J. s. Gaines:
third. White Sock. T. J. Scatter.
Military Jumping class-First,
Oiaren. Side Hill Stables: second,
Home Run, Ludlow Clark. third,
Port, VIM. F. Wilbur.
Ladies' Saddle Horses-First, Be-
quest, Goodstone Stables; Second,
Lord Golden. H. e. Ullman.
Hunt Teams-First. Foxcatcher
farm: second. A. H. Allen; third.
Piedmont Hunt.
Military Teams-First, c. O..
George, second. Col Whiting.
Ladies' Hunters-Ffrst, Whitcraft.
Foxcatcher farm. second Pretty
Maid. Mrs Alien Potts: third. Water
Thoroughbred Hun.ers--Firss, rox-
craft, MrA. n N. Marrux: second.
Cobourgh Box. ". c. Shipp. third
Anne Ford. A. H. Alien.
Halt Bred Yeariings-First. Fly.
Clifton simpson. second. Miss FAIR
fax. a. HI Allen: third, Clifton Simp-
Haifbred, two-year-olds - First,
Slide Sue. H. s. Kelly; second, Crack
erJack. A. Fl. Allen: third, Black
Colt. w. s. Sewers.
Mares suitable for breed hunters
First. Jessie Dear. Ayreshire: second,
Pretty Maid, Mrs. Allen Potts; third,
Virginia Maid. A. H. Allen
Thoroughbred yearlings Firsf,
Long Shot. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Maddux:
second. Etoiie, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Maddux.
third. vint Cress. Vint Hill farm.
Fdkcatcher farm: second. Trixy. Miss
Mae Ferneyhough third. Archer,
Mrs.. NJ. M. Maddux.
Lightweight hunters-First. water
baby. yint Hill farm; second. Witch
craft. 1Foxcatcher 20 rms; third. Silver
Crest. Fred Mcelhone.
Saddle horses over fifteen. two
First Brilliant. w. G. Fletcher:
second, Jack Olantern. DIR. A. c.
Randolph. third. Greenwayboy. DR..
G. S. Carter
Two-year-olds. suitable to become
huntsrs--First. RCrackerjack. A. H.
Allen: second, Sarboone, Mrs. M. M.
Maddux; third. Sliding Sue. H. H.
Kelly.
thoroughbred stations - First.
Adams Express. Z. 8. government
second, Porkeo.. T.. s. government:
third. u. 8. government
Frse-for-ali handicap--First. Alarm
Side Hill farm: second. Silver Crest.
Fred Mceihone; third. Silver Type,
Foxcatcher farm.
Polo ponies-First, Fenton farm:
second, A. T. Kirby; third. vint Hill
farm.
WEDNESDAYS EVENTS
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lapse q one year. Warre9ton came
into its own today when the opening
Of the twentieth annual horse chow
rassed on with unusual aa1ccess. A
large crowd witnessed the opening
day. s
Excellent ring conditions made
wonderful. jumping frequent the jump.
Ing scfAsses were all holly contested BY
such well-known riders ~ Mrs. Allen
Fotts. Miss Marion Dupont. and Messrs
Chiffon. A, G. Randolph, Arthur White.
Louie Leith and Frederick Melhone.
The famous Alarm took the blue
from large neld In the heavyweight
class. DR.. RAndolph's Jack O.Lantern
and Mrs, Allen Potts won the saddle
clauses. each taking blue with keen
cNmpetition. EdwarA Barker. riding
Jessie npar. took lirst In the CorinthiAR
classss Altar xs1lose hGht with Silver
Crest owned Nv Frederick McEihone
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