The Washington herald., 1920-09-03
RECORDBR0KEN
AT WARRENT0N
Entries in Horse Show
Greater Than Any Pre-
vious Year.
CAVALRYMEN ATTEND
Gov. Davis and John Barton
Payne Among Box
Holders.
CAVALRYMEN ATTEND

Warrenton. Va. Sept. THE
wsrrenton Horse Show is breaking
all records with its twenty-firsr
annual exhibition. The entries ex-
Ceed those of any previous year and
the exhibitors include the mos,
prominent horse fanciers in Vir-
ginia and neighboring States The
association has rented practically
all the stable room in warrenton
to accommodate the horses.
troop of cavalry from Fort
Myer has been enCamped near the
grounds for several days. and the
military features of the show have
aroused the greatest interest.
Capital Folk Attend.
Many distinguished visitors are N
town from Washington. Numerous
house parties are being entertained,
and luncheOns, dinners and dances
will make this the most important
social week of the season.
Among the bOXholders are: Mr..
and Mrs. z. B. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
C0uriland II. Smith, Capt S. L.
Larrabee, Mr.. and Mrs. King Stone,
Brewster Reamey, Mrs. Caroline
stump, ]. Temple Gwathmey, Gen.
and Mrs. B. D. Spilman, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
MadduX, Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Bow
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Winmill,
Mr.. and Mrs. E W. Winmill, Will
lam DUPONT Miss Kate Ogelbay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Chamberlain,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Gaines, Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Groome. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Tompkins. Miss Agnes Blackwell,
Apfh
Alfred Ball Carter, f. r. W. Bar
ker, r. a Mcintyre, L. Victor
Froment.
Governor Present.
Gov WestmOreland Davis, Repre-
sentative r. Walton Moore, John
Barton Payne. Secretary Of the In
terror, and Admiral Cary T. Gray
son are among the visitors The
Warrenton German Club gave a
dance tonight at the Town Hall.
The American Legion gave u dance
At the old Country Club.
First Days Awards.
Summaries Of first day:
Clydesdale foals, first Jacqueline
Brilliant, c. II. Smith. owner; sec
ond, Jacqueline Blanchcttc, c. II.
Smith. owner.
Suffolk and Percheron yearIings,
first, II. c. Groome, owner; second,
II. c. Groome, owner.
Yearling CIydesdales, first, Ridge
liza Farm, owner: second. W. \. Ra-
mey, owner; third, y. J. Ramey,
owner.
Suffolk foals, first, II. c. Groome.
owner.
CIydesdale mare. 8 years or over
first. Belle of Lanark, Vint Hill
Farm. owner; second, Glenara Jewel
&. H. Smith, owner; third, Lady
BlaCkIey. c. II. Smith. owner.
Suffolk and PcrcherOn stations,
first, Invezide, FoXcatcher Farm.
owner
Champion pure bred mare or stall
lion, first. Lord Culpeper, c. H
Smith, owner; second, FOXcatCher
Farm, owner.
Novice saddle horses, first, Sarah,
Claiming Strother, owner; second,
Odd SoN, Tabb & Skinner. owner:
third. The Crack, Mrs. Allen Potts,
owner
Ponies under saddle, first; Fairy
Belle, Richard \ Lee. owner; Sec
Ond, Ginger. Miss Agnes Johnston,
owner; third, Gloria, FoNcatcher
Farm, owner.
.
first, Lady G, AIlendaIe Farm, own
er; second, MOOnshine. Claiming
Strothcr, owner; third, Sliding Sue,
II. Fl. Kelly, owner.
Middle and heavyweight hunters,
first, Rokcby. W. S Sewers, owner;
second. Thunder, E. o. +. Randolph.
owner: third, Blue Ridge, Miss Ma
rion Dupont, owner.
Ponies in harness, first, Gloria,
FoNcatchCr Farm, owner: second.
Fairy Belle, Richard A. Lee. owner;
third. Starbright. L. &. Norman,
owner
Free for all handicap. first. Jessie
Dean. Ayrshire Farm, Gen. Buchan-
an, owner; second, Silver Crest,
Grafton Farm, owner; third Sister,
RiverdaIe Stables, owner.
Lightweight chargers (oficers
only. first. Paddy; second. Alaman-
ia. Capt G. S. Patton. jr.. owner;
third, Bugs, Maj. Kenyon A. Joyce,
owner.