Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-14
R|DERHURT IN SPILL
At FAIRFAX SHOW
Jockey Up on Monte Blue Un-
seated When Girths Break.
Final Winners. 81
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Marreo only py an aCClQeuC 10 OIle OA
the jockeys, the sixteenth annual Fair
fax County horse show, which came
to an end yesterday afternoon, was pro-
nounced by far the most outstanding
show ever staged In the local ring. e.
M. Palmer, president of the fair asSo-
citation and superintendent Of the rae
ing department. expressed himself as
more than pleased with both the quality
and the number Of entrants In the diff
ferent classes.
jockey riding Monte Blue, owned by
Chamblin g. Fetzer of Leeshurg, slip
ped from the saddle when the girths
broke and was rolled on the ground
under the horse. He was taken out OF
the ring by Capt. Haywood Durrer Of
the traffic police and rushed to DR..
Waring at Fairfax, where he was
treated for broken shoulder.
In the first race dhe A-mile dash;
purses, $40, $40, SOD, Lulu WAIKIKI,
owned by John Ralston of Fairfax. won,
and Dr. Huff, owned by Chamblin &
Fetzer of Leesburg, came second.
Second race Il mile; purses, $50, $25,
$15)-Ffrst, Across the Board. H. G:
,Ayres of Mclean; second, Maryland
Boy, H. T. Simpson. Washington; third,
Nonchalant, John Dickerson.
Third race Consolation, u mile;
purses, $35, SIS and $10)-First, Jim
Daisy, Holly Barnes of Fairfax; sec
orad, Midnight, H. T. Simpson, Wash
ington: third. Gimme. John Ralston'
Fairfax.
Judging Glasses.
Glass 4, 3-year-olds; judged for suit
ability to become a hunter; $40, $40, 30,
ribbon; II entries-FirsJ, Cogwin, =. M
Woolf, Rectortown; second, Buckeye
Ray H Norton, Washington; thlro'
Mary 10, Miss Catherine Francis, Wash
ington; fourth, Governor John, z. M.
Woolf, Rectortown.
Glass 5, best 3-year-oldS sired by
government stallion and suitable to be-
come a hunter; $25, SIS, $40, ribbon
IL entries-First, Don't Tell, w. Frank
Burrows, Washington; second, Governor
John, E. M. Woolf, Rectortown; third
Persimmons Delight, Robert H. +
Blickle, Warrenton;, fourth, Top Notcn
Mcdonald & Atwell, Leesburg.
Glass 6, green hunters, for horses
which have not won blue in hunting
class prior to 1929; cup, $40, $40, ribbon
81 entries-First, Silver Bar, Mrs
Stanley Green, Ashburn; second, Lady
Luck, Leon Arnold, Washington; third
Solitaire, Lieut.. Burton, Monkton, Mo-;
fourth, Jumping Jack, Frost Anderson
The Plains.
Glass 8, middleweight and heavy
hunters, up to carrying $50 pounds: $355,
$40, $40, ribbon; IS enteries-First,
Golden Eagle, Lieut.. Burton, Monkton,
Nd; second Solitaire, Lieut.. Burton,
Monkton, Md; third, Samoa, Lieut..
Burton, Monkton, Md; fourth, Dover,
e L. Redman.
Glass 9, ladies' hunters, over 4-foot
jumps; cup, SIS, $40. ribbon; 18 entries
First, Silver Bar, Mrs. Stanley Green,
Ashburn; second. Mary: Low, Miss
Catherine Francis, washington; third,
Golden Eagle, Lieut.. Burton, Monkton,
Md; Fourth, Irish Mac, Mcdonald d
Atwell, Leesburg.
Glass II, road hack and hunter, over
4-foot Jumps and at walk, trot and
canter: cup, 500, $40, ribbon; % en-
tries--First, Buckeye, Ray H. Norton,
Washington; second, Mary Lou, Miss
Catherine Francis, Washington; third,
Gov. John, E. M. Woolf, Rector
town: fourth, Lady Luck, Leon Arnold,
Washington.
Glass 10, triple bar, over 4-foot jumps
and triple bar; $50, $40, $40, ribbon; Is
entries-First, Hileath, Frost Anderson,
The Plains: second, Golden Eagle,
Lieut.. Burton, Monkton, Md; third,
Power, E. L. Redman, Washington;
King JOY Cup class, for horses 4
years old and under, over jumps; $50 In
gold. cup, $40, SO, ribbon; II entries
First, Gov john. E. M. Woolf, Rector
Stables, Middleburg; third, Cagwin, e.
M. Woolf, Rectortown; fourth, Don't
Tell, w. Frank Burrows, Washington.
In Hunting Colors.
Glass 1s, Corinthian class, ridden in
hunting colors; cup, $40, $40, IS; 80
entries-First, Rock Arden, D. N. Lee,
n
Lee, Middleburg; third, Prince H, E. M.
Woolf, Rectortown; fourth, Collect,
Robert r. H. Blickle, Warrenton.
Glass II, sweepstakes, open to all
(post entry; 8 entries-First, Rock Ar
den, D. ". Lee, Middleburg; second,
Forlorn, D. N. Lee, Middleburg; third,
Golden Eagle, Lieut.. Burton, Monkton,
Nd; fourth; Samoa. Lieut.. Burton
Monkton, Md.
Glass 20, novice saddle horse, at walk,
trot and canter; entries; cup. SIS, IS,
ribbon-First, Memorial, Mae Ferney-
hough, Warrenton; second, Happy Time,
w. Frank Burrows, Washington; third,
Notari, Mrs Charles H. Carrico, Wash
ington; fourth, Lucky Boy, Vernon G.
Owen, Washington.
Glass 81, open saddle class; $50, SIS,
IS, ribbon; six entries-First. Harriet
Lee, Vernon G. Owen. Washington; sec
ond, Memorial, Mae Ferneyhough, War
renton; third, My Dear, e. S. Newman;
fourth, John Alden, w. c. Stevenson,
Middleburg.
Glass 23, handy hunter; open to
hunters and jumpers; over 4-foot jumps;
$50, $40, $40, ribbon; nine entries
First. Spirit of st. Louis. Leon Arnold.
Washington; second, Tip Top, e. e.
Adamson; third. High Compression, Ray
H. Norton, Washington; fourth, Golden
Eagle, Lieut.. Burton, Monktor, Md.
Glass Is, model hunters; cup, ribbon,
ribbon, ribbon; Is entries-First, Dew
Bank, D. N. Lee, Middleburg; second,
Rock Arden, D. N. Lee, Middleburg;
third, Forlorn, D. N. Lee, Middlehalrg;
fourth, Solitaire, Lieut.. Burton, Monk
ton, Md.
Cattle Department.
Superintendents-U. s. Walters, G. T.
Rice, Bruno Wittig, Fred Saegmuller,
John Middleton and F. N. Mol1ler
Holsteins-Best bun, year and under
2 years-First, 3. Middleton g. Sons.
FloriS. Best bull calf, under ] year
First, B. Middleton g. Sons, Floris. Best
cow, 8 years and over-First, r. E. Peck
F1oriS. Best COW, 2 years and under 8
First, B. Middleton & Sons, Floris.
Best heifer fsenior yearling), 10 months
and under 2 years-First, B. Middleton
& Sons. Floris. Best heifer (junior year
ling), year and under 10 months
First, 3. Middleton & Sons, Floris. Best
heifer (senior calf, months and under
l. year-First, B. Middleton q Sons,
Floris. Best heifer (junior calf, under
s months-First, F. r. Peck, Floris.
Holstein herds-Exhibitor herd, con-
sisting of one bull year old and over.
with one cow g. years old or over, one
heifer 2 years old and under 3, one
heifer year old and under q. one
heifer under 'year--First, 3. Middle.