Evening star., 1922-10-23
HUNDREDS.ATTEND
WARRENTON. SHOW
steep|echase One Of Feature
Events-Dog Show Has
Many Entries.
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Special Dispatch to The star
wARRENTON. Va. October 23.-A
perfect October day favored the Warren
ton Country Club field day Saturday and
the country never looked more peautiiui
than from Broadview Farm. where the
sports were held. The committee, Rich-
ard Wallach. chairman. had made ex-
cellent arrangements for the comfort
and pleasure of the hundreds present
and the dog show, a novelty here, lent
variety and great interest to the occa-
sion.
Nine classes were listed for horses
and ponies. with fourteen classes tor
dogs, and three races. The most inter-
esting event of the day. the steeplechase
for the William F. Wilbur memoria
plate, was won by Waugh Glascocks
Pagebrook, with Coburg Boy second ana
r. Belmonts Dynamite third. The course
was about three miles and there were
six entries. Dynamite was faVorite
with the spectators but Pagebrook held
the lead almost from the start. ID. NJ.
Walters Fort Eustace. ridden by 5.
Glascock, won the fat race, and Miss
Edith Nesb!tt's pony, the polo race.
Dog Show Winners.
The Orange County Hunt won first rib
bon for American fox hound, the Md
dIeburg Hunt taking second and third
with Streak and Spot. j.. X. Maddux' g
entries, Ready Money and Marquis Of
Lorne. won first and second in the neld
trial for bird dogs. and also won in the
setter class. Pat, an Irish setter.
owned by d. c. Sands of Middleburg.
won the cup as best sporting dog In the
show, and also as the best dog of any
breed EaIgoar Jock, a Scotch terrier.
owned by Miss E Kemp, stood as second
best of any breed and first in terriers.
Mrs. Mary Maddux's Raske of the
Palisades took the - In police
dogs. Miss E. Kemp's L,.tlph coming
second. Miss Julia Writings Pom
eranian, Mingo, won the cup as the
best pet dog; Billy Wilbur's Scribble
second Mitchell HarriSon's rough
fox terrier. Kings Point Enchantmen'
which has won several championships
elsewhere. took the blue in his class.
Oliver Iselin's Wolver Barmaid won
in beagles. with H. C. Groome's en-
tries second and third.
Winners Of Collie Glass.
Miss Peggy Keith's pair Of white
collies. Flirt and Snowdrift. won hrst
and second in the collie class. This
is new field for fourteen-year-oio
who has been for years successful
trainer and exhibitor OF ponies and
poultry. She is also an expert Judge
of live stock and an independent
dealer in ponies.
Among those present wer" w.
Wood and Miss Lindsay Wood OF
Washington. Col. Jones vi Fort Mye' !;
Mrs D. C. Sands Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke
dleburg; Mr.. and Mrs. John Buchanan.
Vile; Mr.. and Mrs. William Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. slaughter and d,iieax oshers;
of Ireland. widow of the famous
mayor of Cork. was present as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Finnerty. no"
living at the Evans farm near w ar
renton.
Horse show SUMMARIZE.
Summaries of horse show classes:
Ponies eleven hands and under
ridden by child under M eight sh. sespd seannd
Star. Marshall Wallach: third, Cob
web. Emily N. King.
Lightweight hunters-First. tDyna-
mite, r. Belmont: second, June Bug
8. Larrabee; third, Home Spun Vlnt
Hill farm.
Saddle horses-First, Nancy. j.. c.
Butler; second, Peggy Keith: third,
Annie Oakley. Mrs. John Gaines.
Ponies over eleven and under ten
and a half hands-First. Pep. MISS
Peggy Keith; second. Echo. Miss Mae
Ferneyhough; third, TriXie, Mae FER
neyhough.
Middle and heavyweight. hunters
First, Sweet Heart, Ms. W. II. Poole;
second. Hopping John, r. Belmont;
third, Corsica, Vint Hill Farm.
Saddle horses. over fifteen and a
half-First, Long Shot. Mrs. M. NJ
Maddux; second, D. c. Mantry; third.
]. c. Butler.
Saddle ponies over 1872 and under
142-First. Huntsman, Elizabeth Mes
bitt; second, Delmar, Mildred Gaines;
third, Black Girl, Peggy Keith.
Open jumping class-First. Asian
w H. Poole; second. June Bug, s. L.
Larrabee; third, Sweet Heart, w. IL
Poole.
Polo ponies, hardness IS per cen:
First, Tommy This. Mary F. King;
second. Banjo, B. D. Spilman, jr.;
third. Model, B. D. Spilman, jr.