Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
FAIR HAS RECORD
THURSDAY CROWD
Many Awards Announced at
Rockville on Horse Show
and Exhibits.

EpFfi2k 8ltSpatCR &c Ing Nt"ts
ROCKVILLE, Md, August "a
Thursday is the big day Of the Rockville
Fair, and record crowd was on hand
today from all of Montgomery County
washington. adjoining counties and Vir-
GINA A repetition OF the agricultural
nsceaut conclusion Of the horse show
and six running races were leading Tea
t,3ves.
The exhibit of the All calf, pig and
rc8ltrv clubs Of the county is regarded
as the finest ever staged by those or
carnations at a Rockville fair, PHoi,
u. c. Barker az the University Of Mary
land Extension Service. declared that
The s. head Of young dairy animals was
ti,e most outstanding exhibit Of the k.nd
re had ever Judged. III the swine dc
partr1cnt were IS hogs. owned by cINb
members. They were Judged by PROF.
X A. Clark of the University Of Mary
land. The poultry display in the Al
club section includes 63 pens, when
we're given high praise by the Judge.
W. II. Rice Of the University Of Mary
land.
The program Of the All Clubs in
Guided a Judging contest in each de-
partlnent. the members competing Tor
hnnors as IN their knowledge Of what
constitutes the best type Of animals
and poultry. Club members also COM
pe,ed in showmanship. County Agri-
cultural Agent O. W. Anderson was IN
charge Of the All Club pig. calf ana
poultry departments. assisted by the
assistant county agent. Albert A. Ady.
and James c Christopher OF the board
Of directors Of the fair association.
Horse Show Awards.
Many splendid animals competed in
TIRE various classes Of the horse show
yesterday. The field was soggy as
result of a rain the night before
Awards follow
Combination saddle and harness
horses, shown by lady or gentleman
First. entry Of 3. Francis Saul, Wash
incton. D. C: second. entry OF Mrs.
James Clark. Ellicott City, Md: third
entry Of Joseph D. Baker, Hagerstown.
Nc.
Novice saddle horses-First, entry of
Charles Carrico, Washington. D. G:
second. entry Of Charles Carrico. third,
entry Of Mrs. Frank Schultz, Washing
ton. y. c.
Ladies hunters. ridden by lady-First
entry of Charles Carrico, Washington,
n. C: second. entry Of Ray Norton.
Washington, D. c.; third, entry OF
I67TIcS GaTflCC4
Saddle horses. ridden by lady or gen.
tIenan-First. entry Of Mrs Frank
Schulz washington. y. C: second. en-
try of 3. Francis Saul. Washington, D.
C: third. entry Of Blue and Gray Stables,
Wheaton. Nd
Green hunters and hunters that had
never won blue ribbon IN recognized
show: First, entry Of Charles Carrico.
Washington. D. G.: second. entry OF
Charles Carr!co. washington, D. c..
third. entry of Ray Norton, Washing
ton. D. c.
Middle and heavy weight hunters
First. entry OF @. L. Conner, Washing
ton. y. c.: second. entry OF Ray Nor
ton. Washington. D. C.; third. entry OF
A H. Heinrich. Washington. d. G.
Childrens class for children ID years
old and under-First. entry OF Eleanor
Diamond. Gaithersburg, Md. second.
entry Of Patricia Van Clear, New YORK
CITY: third entry Of @. Acheson, SANDY
Spring, Nd
Four fat races and a mile hurdle
composed the racing program yester-
da~. Five of the six starters in the
hurdle event fell or refused Jumps, per-
nlitting Kitty. To win. Three OF the
others we're reulounted and finished.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE: furlanEsi purse .l2g-
Elre-0rt Bradley, won; star Man tEaNf.
Iecnr6, Mr. George tHugllesl, third Time;
ssIk Ixrseiife, Scratches Cora Lure ana
Cyood News also ran.
SECOND RACE: fnYlongss purse, 5000
Esllv Barton 'H9EheSl. won bacheii1,f ,
Last bali, second 'Kenstngton Lad VIII
fans. third Time. l.24is. Jack Dawes,
Cross the Board. Guneer, Courser ano Lon
THIRD RACE: furlongs; purse. 5000
Rez tNois nd, won; Bisqge BALI Secoaos
Run Chief Hughes. third: Time. lt0S $;
Ma NJ, Eayrard High Binder also ran and
Wander3na Bel left at posi-
FOURTH RACE mile. purse s25o--
Prank Toezrty Ball. Hon Newt Sanford
second sand c!lf4 fNoianft, third Time