Evening star., 1920-07-11
ARMY HORSES WIN
. CULPEPERH HONORS
Exhibition Events and Races
HAttract Thousands of
Spectators.

v 49, - Wy Nv \DP>NA"~A''
with the steeplechase, run after
o'ciSck Tuesday evening. the second
&Iconcluding day of one OF the best
meQks ever held by the Culpeper
HONE Show and Racing Association
wan brought to close. 1t was es-
ti1Rted that a crowd of fully 10000
pe1Hons attended each day. Special
nutfiber of Army horses shown. and
thdII classes of officers chargers and
trd&ipers' mounts were novel and
picturesque feature:
Nmong a long list of exhibitors
weBe noted: Riverdale stables, Char
1otKsville: Leith Bros. Montville; Or.
" M .Churchmah. Charleston. w. Va
MIN Marion du Pont. Montpelier
SpShcer Isley. Middleburg; Mrs. AL
lenIPotts. Gordonsville; Luclen keitn'
jr..!Ihnd S. l.. Larrabee. Warrenton; Z.
StrSther, The Plains, and many otner
weM known stables
III Summary Of Events.
fib-ses in harness: Best horse, 10 hanos
inches and under. to be shown in harness.ha
pawba Brilliant, DIR. V. I. Churchman. mrs,
Kama wha Odora Dr. V r. Churchman. second
Dolly Madison. Montpelier farm. third
Saddle horses: Conformation quality. man
ners and PAGES, to be considered ut walk,
trot or canter; must back easily change lead
and stand for the rider to mount and dismoun'
AHA Blaze, Spencer 1siey. first; saran o.
Claiming Strother, second; Biliy BOY Mfs'
Allen Potts, third.
Hunters class: For horses four years and
under: confirmation to count 80 per cent; per
Heien F., E. @. Rust. ffst; Madelcn. g. Il.
Larrabee. second; 0ver-The-Top. Riverdale
Stables, third. 8,
Cembnat!on harness and saddle horses:
Horses Is hands and over. suitable for use In
harness and under the saddle; shown to vehicle
nr.t: unharnessed in ring and shown anaer
sPencsr ises secnps npst siy
Boy, Mrs. Allen Potts, third. t
Light-wei hunters. For horses up to car
rying $50 pounds over Jumps not to exceed Az
feet; conformation to count % per cent. per-
formance and manners 10 per cent-Pretty
Maid. Mrs Allen Potts first; The Lamb. Court
land H. Smith. second; Sister, Riverdale Sta
heavyweight hunters: For horses up to car.
rying $50 pounds over jumps NOT
to exceed Al feet: conformation 2o per cent.
performance and manners rs per cent-Irish
Text Mrs. y. n. Lee first; Madelon. 3. l..
Larrabee. second; Jumbo. Col. Walter NJ. Crun-
den, third.
# Omcers' Chargers.
offeers' chargers. light and middle weight.
open to ali nations and to all branches Of the
regular service: riders to be officers. in uni
fofm-Bugs. Col. Kenyon A. Joyce; first; Phoe-
Runabout horses: to be judged for all-round
asts good s2a ana 1sy asa sal
Kay, Dr. v. T. churchman, second: Billy Boy.
Mrs. Allen Potts. third
Green hunters: for horses that have never
won blue ribbon at recognized show prior
to 1920; over fve-foot tumps-Sharpshoote
second: second Dartworth. courtiand ii. smith. third
Troopers mounts: open to all branches of the
service. riders to be enlisted men OF the regu-
lar service. National Guard or members OF r.
o. r.. G.. in uniform: conformation. training
and neld performannse nc to countETex 1T & Corp.
serst. Boyer. Troop l.: Sd Cavalry. second;
Dick. sergt. Turner. Troop X. Sd Cavalry,
a Summary of Races.
First race. free-forall: one-half mile-Ca-
toctin. b. geld, four years, weight 1913. Ayr
shire farm, first; District Attorney. b. stall.
aged. weight 126. c. s. Jones. second; Mas
tasia. br. M. aged. weight 121. Leith Bros.
third.
second race. free-for-all; fve-eighths of
mile--Nonesuch, blk. geld. aged. weight 127.
years. weight 12i. A. II. Utterbach. second;
Nucas, horse. four years. weight 13o. r. G.
Third race. free-for-aIl: one mile-Ann Ex-
sellence. bay M, five years; weight 121. George
Settle shipe. third -
Fifth face. steeplechase; two and one-half
miles-Nettie H.. ch. m. aged, weight 147
George II: Slater. first: Horsa. &. aged
Sesht 14s T Palmes s,s second Windmill
Second Day Summary.
Summary of exhibition events on second day.
Horses in harness: For best horse whose own
er resides in Culpeper county and has owned
IN this class presented by Joseph Weisenfeld
of Baltimore.
horse. whose owner resides in Culpeper county
and has owned horse three months prior to
show. Cup in this class given by Joseph
weisenfeld. Baltimore. Easter. Chiffon W.
Yowell. first; O. U. May. A. W. Hawkins.
second Lady K. G. R. Borst. third.
fifteen hands inches-Jay See Kay. DIR. V.
I. churchman. first; Sultan b.. G.. l. LARA
Cavalry remount: Height. fifteen to. sixteen
hands: weight. 900 to 1.250 pounds. depend
ing on height; able to carry 26o pounds. To be
Allen Potts. first; Sharpshooter. Spencer Isley,
second: Bad Boy. Sergt Piedman. 3rd Cavalry.
saddle horses Conformation. manners and
PAGES to be considered at walk, trot and
canter. For novice saddle horses that have
8. Charming strother. first; All-ABlaze.
Spencer isley seconds; Billy Boy, Mrs Allen
Pairs in harness: Best pair Of matched
horses to be shown TO a suitable vehicle
Kanawha Odora and Kanawha Brilliant Dr. "
L. Nhurcnmsn. hfst; pair, Montpelier farm.
third. ~ anu oe''s' montpelier faFm
Free-for-all handicap: Green horses to iump
four feet: blue ribbon winners four and one-hajf
feet. and horses that have won a championship
or competed in high jumping contest fiye
feet. performance only to count-Sister
third -'p' -'''eiuA'e s'ao'es'
Ladies' harness horses: Best single mare or
geldng suitable for lady to drive to be
shown before four-wheeled vehicle: ac-
tion, style and manners especially considered
to be driven by lady-Dolly Madison, Mont
pelier farm. first; Kanawha Odora, DR.. " T
Churchman, second: Sultan B., G. L. Iarrsbee
third.
On1cer's charger: Heavyweight. up to carry
ing rider weighing 800 pounds; open to ALI
nations and to all branches OF the regular
service; officers government horses only
eligible; riders to be officers in uniform-Tour-
rain. Col. Stanley Koch. first; Chief de Guerre
Capt Arthur p. Thayer. second Bugs Col
Kenyon A. Joyce, third
Ladies hunters: To be shown over Jumps
not to exceed four feet: handicap Of per
cent II ridden by gentleman-Pretty Maid
Mrs. Allen Potts first Blue Ridge. Mis-
Marion du Pont second; Madelon, S. L. Larra.
bee, third.
Corinthian class: Horses to be ridden in full
hunting costume; conformation. performance
over jumps and appointments to count-Made
lon. g. L. Iarrabee. first; Pretty Maid, Mrs.
Allen Potts. second; Sunday Morning, Swim
The Races.
Summary of races
First race. one-haf of a mlle-Moonshine.
ch. m, years weight. 121 derry Hansbor.
eush, nr.t; Moliie May. ch- m. 4 years. weight.
weight. 121 20. r. Borst). third
Second race. free-for-an. hve-eishts of 4.
mile-Doubie F.. ch. geld. aged, weight, 1e7
IT. @. orrison). first Gatoctin. br. geld, 4
years, weight, 127 (Ayshire farm), second ;
Associate, br. geld. years. weight, 127 &c.
Strother}, third
Third race. free-for-all. one and one-eiRtth
mile--Miss McGiggle b. m, aged. weight, 121
"a. II. Utterbach). first; Ann Excellence, b.
m, years. weight. l21 &c. n. Slater), sec.
ond; Senator Broderick. b. geld. years
weight. LIB (H- T. Palmer). third.
Fourth race, three-fourths of a mile-Miss