Evening star., 1929-08-31
WARRENTON SHOW
|SBEST OF SERIES
Thirtieth Annual Exhibit Just
Closed Surpassed Its
Predecessors.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


WARRENTON, Va, August Sit is
generally agreed that in its thirtieth an
nual show which closed Thursday after
noon the Warrenton Horse Show ASso-
ciation has surpassed even its own high
standard for number and quality of the
entries, splendid performance and a
varied and interesting program.
The two novelties, the packs shown
in the ring and the hunter trials in
the field, both proved popular and sue
cessiul The outside course could be
seen either from the back of the grand
stand or from the field just beyond
thu grounds.
Mrs. D. N. Lee &C Middleburg, who
won $700 of tho . hunter stake,
taking the $500 = :: with Rock Arden
and the 5000 with C"Cken Glass, again
made killing in II, Corinthian class.
This class carries cash prize Of 5000
as we'll as the hanti:rm'st piece of plate
in the show. Mrs. Lee won this class
for the third time, making the plate
her permanent property. 1t is large
silver tray made some years ago in
sporting patterns by Tiffany, New
York, for private order. When its
late owner wished to sell Judge John
Barton Payne obtained 1t and presented
it to the association to be used as
prize until won three times by the
same owner.
Rides to Another Victory.
Immediately after carrying off this
honor Mrs. Lee rode Broken Glass to
another victory in the hunt teams,
seven Of these exhibited making beau
tiful class. E. M. Woolf with three vet
eran riders, the owner, Louie Leith and
Blakc.IJ Lodge, took second ribbon;
Benton Stables with lady riders, the
third. Mrs. r. c. Winmill's team, rid
den by herself, her son Townsend,
promising young rider. and John NC
Clanahan was outside the ribbons in the
ring but in the field team trials made
second place to E. NJ. Woolfs flrst; Ben
ton Stables again third.
Broken Glass was grand champion
hunter Of the show; he was also cham-
pion of middle and heavy weight hunt
ers. with w C.. StevenSon's Panllyn
reserve champion.
Mrs. Lees Rock Arden was champion
lightweight hunter; Miss Elizabeth Mes
bits Cathode Ray, reserve champion.
E w. Mobiles two entries, MarSe
Henry and Marcorita, won most OF the
honors in saddle classes, as they have
done wherever shown this season, ana
were champion and reserve champion,
respectively, in saddle horses. They were
ridden throughout the show by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Guitar of Warrenton. MIS-.
Guitar was formerly Miss Ruth Mat
theWS.
Summaries.
The summaries follow:
Ladies hunters-FirSt, Broken GLASS,
Mrs. d. N. Lee: second. Cathode Ray,
Miss Betty Nesbitt; third, News Boy
Edwin Vaughan.
Brown Boy Trophy, 4-year-old
hunters-First. Cathode Ray. MISS Betty
Eesbitt; Buckeye. Ray H. Norton.
Ponies over jumps-FirSt, Sky Hleh'
r. E. Ferneyhough. jr.; second, Patches,
r. H. r. Blickle, jr. third, Flash, John
Gaines.
Thoroughbred hunters-First, Rock
Arden, Mrs D. N. Lee: second, Jay Zee,
D B. Smith; third, Sacrifice. Benton
Stables.
Corinthian class-First. Broken Glass,
Mrs. D. N. Lee; second, JarrockS, Arthur
White: third. Penllyn, w. c. Stevenson.
First, Marcotita. E. w. Noble; second,
Marse Henry, E. w. Noble; third,
Memorial Miss. Mae Ferneyhough.
Hunt teams. Bowman Challenge
Cup-First team. Mrs D. N. Lee; Sec
ond team. E. NJ. Woolf; third team.
Benton Stables.
Hunter trials, hunt teams. outside
course-First team. E. NJ. Woolf; second
team. Mrs r. c. Winmill; third team,
Benton Stables.
Hunter trials. open class. outside
course-First, Harvey, Miss Viola Win
mill: second. Duchess ODare Mrs. F.
w Corley: third, Black Watch, Thomas
ii. Talmage.
Lightweight hunter champion -
Rock Arden. Mrs. D. n. Lee.
lightweight reserve champion
Cathode Ray, Miss Betty Nesbitt
Middle and heavyweight hunter
hampicn-Broken Glass, Mrs. D. N
Lee.
Reserve champion-Penllyn, w. c.
Stevenson.
Grand champion hunter of the show
Broken Glass. Mrs. D. N. Lee.
Saddle champion-Marse Henry, E.
w. Noble.
Reserve champion-Marcorita, E. w.
Noble.