Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-08-23
LARGE CROWDS AT HORSE
SHOW.
Was A Big Success In Every Way.
List OF Prize Winners.

The ninth annual Horse Show last
Wednesday and Thursday was con-
sidered the best ever held by the
Horse Show Association, several
thousand people being in attendance.
The Silver Springs Band furnished
music on both days and everybody
had a good time.
The managers exercised more care
in arranging their program this year.
Events of a similar character were
more scattered through the program,
thereby better holding the attention
of visitors
The Managers are already making
plans for the 1922 event, and of
course it is planned to make it bigger
brighter and better than ever before.
First Day Winners.
Glass 81. Hackney Stations
First, Halcyon Nipper, owned by ".
T. Churchman; second, Vinton, bay
S., Nelson T. Hinton.
( Class 16. Best mule, 1-year old
First, Jack, bay mule, owned by John
E. Fritts; second, Jerry, owned by J.
M. Trapnell.
! Class Is. Heavy draft mules, foal
of 1921.-First, Jack, owned by D.
C. Smallwood.
Glass IA. Heavy Draft Stallion
First, Independence, owned by G. E.
Dunaway; second, Henry, ]. E.
Fritts, owner.
Glass 6. Roadster Colts, 1-year
old.-First, My Text, Clifton Simp-
son, owner.
Class 4. Half-bred colts, foal of
1921.-First, Chiffon Maid, Wysong
Bros; second, Chilly, C. D. Boyer.
Class 10. Heavy Draft, best
four-horse team.-First, X. K. Cava-
lier; second, j. E. Fritts; Third, Chas
H. Strider.
| Class 81. Five Gated Saddles
First, Dixie Chimes, w. A. RELY;
second, Doc, Thos. j. West, Sr. !;
Third, Joy, Miss Louise Walraven.
Class 80. Ponies, 48 inches and
under, ridden by child.-First,
Billy Button, Miss Maude Writ; sec
ond, Highland Monarch, Miss Ellie
Page Mason; third, Pansy, Guy M.
Moler.
Glass 10. Runabout Horses
First, Kingsman, J. T. Campbell;
second, Kanawha Odora, v. T.
Churchman; third, Allywood, ]. T.
Campbell.
Class 81. Four year old hunters.
First, Helen F., E. G. Rust; second,
John Dixon, Skinner Brothers; third,
Billy Sunday, B. O'Fallon Randolph.
Class 45. Jefferson County Har-
ness Horses.-First, Kingswood, J..
T. Campbell; second, Royal Swell,
Packette Brothers; third, Lady Bird,
Packette Brothers.
Class "a. Grafton Long Jump
First, Hindoo Song, j. M. Trapnell;
second, Billy Crockett, j. R. Welsh !;
Third, Toddling Fool, S. H. Mason.
Class SO. Ponies over 48-inches,
driven by a child.-Second, Cock
Robin, V. T. Churchman; third, Vim
ton, Rolfe Gerhardt.
| Class 46. Jefferson County Hunt
ers.-First, Hindoo Maid, J. M.
, Trapnell; second, Hindoo Song, J. M.
Trapnell; Third, Toodling Fool, S. H.
Mason.
Glass 20. Jegerson County Ladies
{ Driving Horses.-First, Lady Bird,
Miss Frances D. Packette, second,
Royal Swell, Packette Brothers, third
Allywood, ]. T. Campbell.
Class %. Harness Horses.-First
Jay Sec Kay, v. T. Churchman; Sec
/ ond, Peggy, Joe Wiesenfeld.
Class 38. Green Hunters, open to
all ages.-First, John Dixon, Skinner
Brothers; second, Merry Widow,
Walter Norman; third, Billy Sunday,
B. OF. Randolph.
| Class 20. Park Saddlers.- First,
Glittering Star, Skinner Brothers;
second, Chairman, L. NJ Allen; third,
Gavalle, Waugh Glasscock.
Class 25. Ladies Harness Horses.
First, Kanawha Odora, v. T. Church
/ man; second, Entry, v. T. Church
man; third, The Earl, Rolfe Ger
hardt.
Class II. oadsters.-First, Kings
man, j. 7. Campbell; second, Edith
Nutwood, V. T. Churchman; third,
Allywood, j. T. Campbell.
Racing Events of First Day.
Pony Race.-First, Billy, George
Pflaster, second, Ivanhoe, Duncan
Kearfott; third, Lady, lack Fleming.
Jefferson County Speedway.-1st.,
Darling Closer, j. T. Campbell; sec
ond, Billy Sunday, H. T. Cornwell;
third, White Stripe, Lucas Boyer.
Half-Mile Dash.-First, None
Such, Leith Brothers; second, Gipsie
George, B. F. Porter; third, Sister
Glaize, C. NJ. Feltner.
Steeple Chase.-First, Anna Ex-
cellent, George Slater; second, Alma
Blakeley Lodge; third, DR.. NARROW,
Leithton Stables.
Mule Race.-Betty, Miller McDon-
aid; scond, Judy, N. w. Ainsworth;
third, Billy, Miller Mcdonald.
Chenille Flat Race-First, Robt.
L., Irwin Beavers; second, Daddy,
Leithton Stables; third, Entry, Leith
Brothers.
Second Day Winners.
Class 8. Half-bred Colts, 2-years
old.-First, Hopeful, owned by Cliff
ton Simpson; second, Rosalie, L. M.
Allen; third, Ash Sym, Clifton
Class IL. Heavy Draft Yearlings.
First, Warren D., Miss Elsie Muir
ply; second, Star, G. E. Dunaway.
Glass 10. Heavy Draft, foal of
Io@t - ISt, ColI, owned Dy u. IL.
Conklyn; second, Rose, John FL
Myers; third, Frank, w. A. Dunn.
Glass z. Roadster Colts, 2-yrs.
old. First, Hopeful, Clifton Simp-
son; second, Ash Lynn, Clifton
Simpson; third, Cinderella, W. L.
Moore. I
Class 9. Heavy Draft, 2-Horse
Teams.-First, C. H. Strider; second.
K. K. Cavalier; third, K. X. Cavalier.
Class IL. Heavy Draft, 2-year
olds.-First, Clifton Simpson; SEED.
ond, Snap, Harry Keiter; third, Pearl
Miss Annie Colvin.
Glass 20. Saddle Class.-First,
Gavatte, Waugh Glasscock; second,
Glittering Star, Skinner Bros. third,
Chairman, L. M. Allen.
Class az. Hunters and Jumpers.