Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19
BERRYV|LLE SHOW
DRAWS BIG CROWD
Pal Mel Wins Green Hunter
CIaSS-Other Events
on Program.
BY STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.

BERRYVILLr,. Va. August 10
The sun, about the only important
character around here missing from
the Clarke County Horse Show yes
terdav, was out bright and early this
morning as the second day Of the
event got under way.
Pal Mel, Grove stables hunter. add
ed another victory to his already long
list in the green hunter class, the fea-
ture Of this mornings program
RaIlv Mint was second, and Miss Ciif-
ton was third.
The grandstand was packed by the
time the first event, for yearilnE man
bred colts. got under way. Ram yes
ferdav made the throngS which came
70 Rerryville for this big pageant Oh
horsef1esh slow in arriving, but TODAY
farmers locked up their stables ana
were here in full force:
The sideshow attraction. when was
snread around the grounds LOT az
most a mile, did a huge business TO-
dav They were all full-the 1errlS
wheel, the shooting galleries. merry
roround and all the rest or THESE
amusements which follow horse SHOWS
around Virginia.
Hobo, owned by DR.. l.. Nj. Alien
rantured the blue ribbon in the
yearling half-bred colt class wnlch
onened today's program. Sweet Mint.
owned by r. c. Byrne, was second,
and S. l.. Bells Topnotch was third.
A big turnout was shown in the
two. horse team class, which was won
by the entries of j. w. Bell, with ms
brother, j. H. Bells, team second, and
c. +, Norman's entry third.
In the pony-driving class Ellwood
Elyett's Beauty. who has gathered IN
several blue ribbons down here, took
another first place.
Other Results.
The entry S. III. Talley was second.
The yellow ribbon was not awarded.
Yellow Jacket, owned by the Crouch
Brothers of Moundsville, won the z
year-old half-bred colt event, with
Alone, owned by William II. Cochrell
of Purcellville second and E. S. Rust's
Lady Linden, third.
In the heavy draft mare or gelding
class c. E. Normon's entry captured
the blue ribbon, with the Bell brothers
trailing, J. H. Bell, second and j. w.
Bell, third.
Pal Mel crashed through again in
the heavy and mddleweight hunter
class. taking the blue ribbon away
from Loughnit, Ernest Woolf's entry,
of Rector Town. Fear Not, owned by
the Mount Airy Farms. was third.
Elwood Elyett's Beauty won the
pony jump class with the entry Of S.
II. Talley second.
The last event Of the morning, four
horse teams, went to ]. II. Bells entry
c. E. Normon's team was second and
George Wynkoop's, third.
Results of Yesterday.
Late results of yesterdays judging
follow:
Heavy draft mare and foal, 1927
Henry Russell, Berryville, first; S. c.
Childs, Summit Point, w. Va, second;
James c. Royston, Briggs, third, and
a. NJ. Morris. Gaylord, fourth.
Yearling-J. w. Bell, Berryville,
first; c. E. Norman. Purcellville. sec
ond; Ernest Singhass, Rippon. w. Va,
third and fourth.
Two-year -old-Dixie. S. D. Childs,
first; entry, J. H. Bell, second; Scott,
Mrs. Child, third.
-Three-year -old-Entry, J. W. Bell,
first; Joe, J. r. sChamblin, second;
Glory. C. E. Norman, third; entry, L.
T. Bell. fourth.
Mares suitable for breeding hunters
sire Of dam thoroughbred-Mag
DIR. L. NJ. Allen, first: Mary Ann, E.
G. Rust. Upperville, second; Imp, T.
G. Tapscott, third; Daisy, B. L. Lon
gerbeam. Round Hill. fourth.
Half-bred colts suitable for hunt
ers' foal, 1927-Entries, B. L. Longer
beam, first and third; entry, Mrs. J..
w. Bell, second: entry, Mrs. Harry
Warden, fourth.
Lightweight hunters over jumps
Bally Mint, Turner Wiltshire, Middle.
burg. first; Flanders Grove Stables,
Cpperville, second; Gold Mine, B. o.
+. Randolph. Wildwood, third; Yonda,
Frost Bros. Middleburg, fourth.
Clarke County riding pony-Beauty,
Elwood Elyett only exhibitor.
Handicap jump, performance and