Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-29
WARRENTON SHOW
JUDGING STARTS
Shower CooIs Air and Settles
Dust for Horse Exhi-
bition.
snec,s, Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, August ga
fine shower to cool the air and elm
mate the dust. followed by beautiful
morning, completed the preparations
for a successful Warrenton horse show,
which opened at $50 yesterday. The
American fox hounds we're judged
simultaneously with the young stock
in the ring during the early hours.
Judges for fox hounds were A. S.
Craven, Greenwood. Va, and William
du Pont, jr., Wilmington, Del. Horse
breeding classes were judged by C. j.
Fitzgerald, New York.
The morning classes passed off
smoothly and up to the schedule. A
particularly fine class was shown in
children's ponies. The free-for-all
handicap OF IS entries was won by
U Win, r. H. Blickle, jr.; Johnny
Jump-up, w. Lodge Bowles, second:
Magician, owned by Anthony and
George Rives, third. The latter was
ridden by Mrs. Holiday, formerly Miss
Lindsay Harrison, who had fall at
the third jump, but finished the course
after tightening the girth.
The following are the summaries:
Half-bred foals-First, S. c., owned
by D. H. Beade: second Jimminee. j.
w. Taylor; third, bay colt, E. w. Win
mill.
Thoroughbred yearlings-First. Ben
ton Stables; second Harrison Nesbitt;
third. National Highway Stock Farm.
Half-bred yearlings-First, Debon-
naire. H. w. Herring; second, Sultan
Robert S. Walters; third, Keep Going
H. w. Herring.
Yearlings sired by Remount stallion
prize given by American Remount AS
sociation-First, Debonnaire. H. w
Herring; second. Sultan. Robert S
Warren; third, Keep a Going, H. w
Herring.
Thoroughbred mares with foal at side
First, Ismage and foal, George Sloane
second, Arlington Betty, Harrison Mes
bitt; third, Clanmonde, H. w. Herring
and son.
Lightweight 3-year- olds suitable to
become hunterS-First. Jumping Jack
Frost Anderson; second, Cagwin, E. NJ
Woolf: third, Ukelele. r. j. Kirkpatrick
Middle and heavy weight 3-year-
Odds, suitable to become hunters: First
Kerwin, Mrs. D. N. Lee: second, Marks
man. E. L. Redmon; third, Bay Mare
w. S. Sewers.
Half-bred 3-year-olds. suitable to be-
come hunters: First. Marksman, E. L
Redmon; second. Silver Thread, w. S
Sewers; third Pardner, E. L. Redmon
Ponies under saddle, under Is hands
riders under Is years: First. Comet
Benton Stables: second. RUDE, Ellie
Wood Keith; third, Miss Woodford
Florence and Eugene Sydnor
Saddle horses that have not won a
blue in a saddle class before 1929
First, Marse Henry. E. w. Noble; Sec
ond, Blue Step, W. Lodge Bowles;
third, Marcorita, E. W. Noble.
Free for-all handicap. performance
only: First. U Win, r. H. Blickle. jr.;
second. Johnny Jump-Up, Capt. P. T
Carpenter.
American foxhounds: Unentered sin
gle dog whelped since January l. 1928
First, sFrosty, Middleburg Hunt; Sec
ond, Maphis, Orange County Hunt;
third, Trump, Middleburg Hunt.
Unentered single bitch-First, Mona,
Orange County Hunt: second. Flapper,
Middleburg Hunt; third, Merrylass,
Orange County Hunt.
Entered single dog-First, Ruler,
Hunting Hills Kennels; second, Maxim
orange County Hunt; third, Flyer,
Hunting Hills Kennels.
Entered single bitch-First, Rachel,
Hunting Hills Kennels; second Mis-
tress. Orange County Hunt: third,
Medicine, Hunting Hills Kennels.