Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
WARRENT0N HORSE SHOW /,
RACE MEET SUCCESSFUL
Equine Exhibitions Is Added
Attraction TO Usual
Spring Event.
WEATHER. IDEAL, CROWD LARGE
Joint Event Is Stngcd MT "iron,i
VIEW Country Estate of Mrs w.
i. Wiibnr-SteepIechns Feature
lntcrestinG Cnrd.


WARENTON. VA. May 2o.-rhe
Horse Show and racing hero today.
under the auspices OF the Warrenton
country club, was pronounced sue
cess. Tho horse show was an add
ed attraction to the usual spring
racing meet, and each entry was
well filed. The weather was perfect
ana large crowd was In attend
ance. The show and racing course
was at Hroad View" the country
estate or Mrs. w. r. Wilbur.
Summarizes:
First race. for polo ponies Cone
eighth milo and Winner. un-
named. owner by John +. Walker:
second. Thoroughbred. owner, John f..
walker. third. Kitty, owner, +. a.
lIastcrick.
Second rasc. stecplechase (two
miles over brush coursc)--winner.
Jaybird. owner. Stanley X ock; second.
Ben Wyvis. owner. Richard Wallach.
Third race tone-half mile on .na.)
winner. Sam. owner. w. a. Lewis:
second. Lconia, owner. William skin
kcr.
Fourth race. stcepicchase Uhrec
miles over natural countryl-Win-
ner. Dynamite. owner, Raymond Rel
mont: second. Vanguard. owner, Il. !.
Kelley; third. Belle OF Eilway, owner.
IL H barrett
Hornc, show summnrica.
There were ten classes exhibited in
the horse show. Tho opcnind class
was for ponies and the summaries
follow:
Class 10. ]. Donies--First, Ginger
towner. j. Temple Gwathmcy); see
ond. Tho Nut ialIan Day.: third.
Happy (owner. Frost Brothers.
Class No. 2. for best road hackney
First. PORN (owner. c. II. smith) :
second. Mine Sweeper (owner. stan
ley Koch, third, Long Shot (owner.
Arn. May NJ. Maddua).
Class No 3. for ponies under forty
Inches high. 10 be ridden by children
under years old-First. Sylvan Page
Owner Peggy Keith): second. Cob
web (owner. Emily North kIng):
third, Mike towner. Cecil Grace).
Class No. 4, for ponies over two
foot and half. 3ump-First, Ginger
towner. J. Temple Gwathmcy); sec
ond. Archer (owne-. Frost Brothers., ::
third. Happy towner.; Frost Brothers).
Glass 20 6. for ponies not to ex-
coed twelve hands-First, Sandy
towner. Henry Skinner); second.
Ai'A1C NOn ueTs oiae L. ferneyhOEEn).
third. White Stocking towner, craig
McCabe).
For Sonblue Ribbon Winners.
Class No. z. for hunters that had
never won blue ribbIn over jumps
three feet-six: first. O'Seil (owncr,
c. II. smith): second West wind
townaT. William Skinker); third.
Bertha towner, w. II. POOH.
Glass No. s. for best polo pony
shown In hand: first, Petite Helene
towHer. g. l. EarrabseJ: second. Gin
ders t3-3nT. Winfrcd Maddaux; third
Decanter towncr. Julian C. Keith). :
Class No. o. heavy and middlew eight
hunters: FIRST. Water Baby (owncr.
Mitchell Hnrrison): second. Rokeny
towner. w. s. sowers): third. Spark
iight towner, ]. Bryce Bailey).
Class No. 10, saddle horse. class NJ
teen one and under to be ridden by
chi!dreen is years and under: FIRST
nelmae (ownar. Mary Mildred
iaines); second. Cinders (owner
Winifred Maddau1): third. Hunts-
man towner. Edith Nesbit).
CLASS No. II. lightweight hunters
over JUMPS not exceeding four feet:
hrst. viking {owner. C. II. Smith) :
second, Harmony (owner. villa m
Skinker; third. Mimi Hinaon (owner
Mrs. Stokes Stonc).