Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-30
FOX HOUNDS SHOW
IN WARRENTON RING.
Exhibited With Master and
Whip Mounted in Full
Costume.

WARRENTON, Va, August 30.-The
most striking event Of yesterday after
noon at the Warrenton Horse Show was
the class for packs of American fox
hounds. These were shown in the ring
with master and whip mounted in full
hunting costume The packs shown
The Plains, Va, which took the blue
Hunting Hills Kennels, owned by Joseph
B. Thomas, second the Warrenton
Hunt Club and the Warrenton Drag
Hounds.
In the hunter stake, where 81 900 was
divided between the five leading horses,
Mrs D. N Lee won the $500 stake with
Rock Arden and the 5000 with Broken
Glass. Princess Royal, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Corley, stood third.
Another attractive novelty was the
outside hunter trials over natural coun-
try. The ladies' hunter class was won
by Arthur Whites Jorrocks; in hunter
pairs the entry of w. c. Stevenson was
first, E. M. Woolf, second; r. C. Win.
mill, third. Ellie Wood Keith's cham
pion pony, Sindbad, was winner in
ponies over fences, and the Sydnor
pony, Miss Woodford, also champion.
second. and Ellie Wood Keith took third
with Bramble. Miss Mallory Davis, on
Opequon, won the thoroughbred saddle
class. Roger Bayly's entries took second
and third in middle and heavy weight
hunters.
An immense crowd assembled for the
second day The fine quality of the
young horses exhibited was the subject
Of remark. and the performance in the
hunter classes was excellent. The only
accident was when Miss Mallory Davis,
while riding Opequon in the light
weight hunter class. had fall and was
knocked out momentarily, but soon re-
covered.
The Summaries.
Ponies over fences-First. Sindbad,
Ellie Wood Keith: second, Miss Wood
ford, Florence and Eugene Sydnor;
third. Bramble, Ellie Wood Keith.
Lightweight hunters-First, Rock
Arden, Mrs D. N. Lee; second. Princess
Royal, Mr., and Mrs. F. w. Corley: third,
Sportsman, Miss Elizabeth Nesbitt.
Middle and heavy weight hunters
First, Broken Glass. Mrs. D. N. Lee; Sec
ond. Ethelred. Roger Bayly; third, Lady
bulgaria, Roger Bayly.
Thoroughbred saddle horses-First,
Dpeuuon Miss Mallory Davis; second,
Sacrifice Benton Stables; third. Dew
Bank. Mrs. D. N. Lee.
Novice hunters. horses that have never
Won a blue ribbon at a recognized show
prior to August II, 1929-First. Buckeye,
RAY H. Norton: second, squiffy, Miss
Edith C. Nesbitt; third, Jumping Jack,
Frost Anderson.
The $1,000 stake-First. Rock Arden,
Mrs. d. N. Lee; second, Broken Glass,
Mrs. D. N. Lee; third. Princess Royal,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Corley.
Fox hounds, packs-First, Orange
County Hunt: second, Hunting Hills
Kennels third, Warrenton Hunt.
Unentered couple, dogs-First. Jonah
and Justice. Orange County Hunt: sec
ond. King Neck and White Sox Middle
burg Hunt: third, Trump and Frosty,
Middleburg Hunt
Unentered couple, bitches - First,
Dolly and Lucy, Middleburg Hunt; sec
ond. Mona and Missile. Orange County
Hunt: third. Scarlet and Margaret, Mid
dleburg. Hunt.
and Rastus Orange County Hunt; sec
ond, Foster and Flyer, Hunting Hills
Kennels; third, Blackey and Ace, Mid
dleburg Hunt.
Entered couple, bitches-First. Orange
County Hunt; second and third, Md
dleburg Hunt.
Two-year old halfbreds-First, Peace
Maker, w. S. Sewers; second. Sailor
Boy, DR.. A. M. Sneed; third, High
=
Two-year-old thoroughbreds - First,
Scioto, National Highway Stock Farm;
second, Mon Homme, Robert S. Waters;
third, Mary Kinross, Benton Stables.
Two year Odds suitable to become
hunters-First. Mon Homme. Robert S.
Waters; second, Mary Kinross, Benton
stables; third, Scioto. National High
way Stock Farm.
3 Ponies. Is hands and over-First,
Lady Fairfax, Florence and Eugene
Sydnor; second, Patches, r. H. r.
Blickle, jr.; third, Dark Dawn, Robert
E. Ferneyhough, jr.
Haf-bred hunters-First, News Boy,
Mrs. Edwin Vaughan: second, Clotarf,
Miss Emile Bromley; third, Gone Away,
Benton Stables.
Open saddle class-First, Marse Hen
ry, E. w. Noble; second, Memorial, Miss
Mae Ferneyhough; third, Marcorita, e.
w. Noble.
Lightweight green hunters = First,
Cathode Ray. Miss Elizabeth Nesbitt;
second, News Boy, Mrs. Edwin Vaughan;
third, Dew Bank, Mrs. D. N. Lee.
Middle and heavy weight green hunt
ers-First, Penllyn, w. c. Stevenson;
second, Lady Bulgaria, Roger Bayly;
third, Black Watch, Thomas Talmage.