The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-27
CULPEPER SHOW
DRAWS 400
HORSES

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CULPEPER, Va, June 27.--Four
hundred entries have been received
for the twenty-fifth annual exhibit
tion of the Culpeper Horse Show
and Racing Association, to be held
July 4 and s. Some few entries,
mailed before the closing date, June
%. are still coming in
This is by far the largest horse
show held this year in Virginia.
Owners from all parts Of the State
and from points as far distant as
kong Island, Boston and Toledo
have entered their horses. r. w.
Huffman. secretary and treasurer
@.of the association, announced to-
ssnight that due TO the unusually
large number of horses to be cared
for, a contract had been let today
for the construction Of new
32-stall barn. to be completed in
time for the show.
- Horses From Capital
Among the Neutrality-suspicious. who
have made entries for this meet
are Miss Mango Couzens, daughter
OF Senator Couzens, Of Michigan;
Cen 3. r. Cheathan and John A.
Massie.
There are to be % open classes,
and on the last day the Hunter
J Championship, the feature OF the
show, will be held. The winner of
this event gets the priced Culpeper
challenge plate, which must be won
three times by the same exhibitor
to secure permanent possession.
All contestants start even this year
as Mrs. D. n. Lee. of MiddleburS,
won the plate last year for the
third consecutive time This plate
Is offered by the business men OF
.Culpeper.
Extra Races
While taking UP two fun DAYS,
j the Culpeper Horse Show really de-
votes only one whole day to the
show ring, as the show classes are
held only IN the mornings, and the
afternoons are given over to races
There are to be at least six races
each afternoon. Extra races may
be added.
Manager r. D. Gaskins, who is
also secreatry and treasurer of the
Virginia State Horse Show Associa-
fton, said tonight that he expected
at least 10 more horses to be here
but could give no definite number,
as the entries for these events do
not close until the day before the
race.
Plan Steeplechase
A feature Of the races each day
is the steeplechase, which is open
to all. Every year there are a
large number of starters for this two
and one-halt, mile run, and when the
jumpers come to- the wire to start
fhspe lie . AxolYI- fyay1a he
gandstands to vantage points from
which all the jumps may be seen.
"A complete list of those entering
show horses, follows:
= I. c. Claybrook Harrisonburg. va;
q. Van DeTender. Ivy Depot, Va; Jack
y. Trapnell. Charles Town. w. Va
!ekely Lodge, Mtddiesnrg,; Va; James
Ferneyhough Warrenton. va; Henry
Ferneyhough. Warrenton va. H W.
Herring. Nokesville. Va. :. Mrs. D. N.
Toledo, Ohio Mrs. Robert Stranahan,
Erledo, Ohio; Julian Morris Keswick,
"; G p Payne, Brandy. Va; Miss
Billy Garth Jones CharIottesySlle, Va:
Irwin Beavers. Round Hill. Va. Leith
Brothers. ,Middleburg. Va: Claude
cuipeper Va; Willow Geien, Brandy.
va: Gen. B. F.. cheatham, Washing
ion. d. c.: G. W, Carver, Sperryville,
Va: H. s. Moffett Rectortown. Va;
"A G. Rolfe, Richmond, Va: Edwin
Vaughan. Richmond. Va; Miss Edith
Nesbit. Warrenton, Va: Mrs. Charles
Wtxter. Boston, Mass. Thomas H. Tai
~r1adge, Long Island. N. T.: John A.
: Massie. Washington, D. c.; Miss jamie
Terrell, Keswick, Va; Mrs. Allen Potts,
/. Gerdonsville. Va: P. NJ. Browning. Gull
- peper, Va; Mrs. Arthur W. Talcett,
psrsfs chase Myers. Middieburg. va;
.Ivanhoe Farm. plane, Va; Randolph
Qrtman, Greenwood. W.; Chiffon 70
we'll Culpeper, Va; LieutJ w. Wat
i ford. Fort Myer. Va; Richland Stables.
BfkWood, Va; W. B. ,BoEert. Keswick.
va; A. H. Ryan, Washington, D. c.;
e. W Noble, Reans. Va; Miss Frances
N. Saul, Washington, D. c.; Ernest
: WoeH, Rectortown. Va: Lindsey Har
:fison, Warrenton. va; Afeander Farm,
! Locust Dale Va. Mrs. Cary Jackson.
Keswick, Va; Sam oSulIiyan, Brandy,
Va: Eva Lindy. o'Sullivan, Brandy,
hiVa.; Robert n. Biukle, Warrenton, Va:
= Oliver Durant, Washington. D c.; Miss
Elizabet Nesbit, Warrenton, Va; An
thony and George Rives, Gotham. Va;
3. OF. Randolph, wildwood. Va; Capt.
Evart Johnston, Boyce, Va; D. B.
smith. Warrenton, Va; G. s, Updike,
charlottesville, Va; Mrs. Frank w.
Corby. Midlothian, Va; w. W. Osborne,
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