Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17
HORSE SHOW. ENDS
AT BERRYV|LLE
Most Successful Exhibit in
Years Is Held, With
Ideal Weather.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BERRYVILLE, Va, August 1.-THE
Berryville horse show was concluded
yesterday. In every way the show was
the best ever held here. For the first
time in five years or more no rain mar
red the exhibit either day, which was
partially responsible for the immense
crowds in attendance.
Many fine animals were shown in
every class and the race entries ran to
nearly 100.
The following are the summaries for
yesterdays show:
Half-bred colts suitable to become
hunters-Robert S. Walters, Johnstown,
Pa, first; DR.. L. M. Allen. Winchester,
second; Cole g. Peach Bros, Upperville,
third.
Best two-horse team-C. E. Norman
Purcellville, first; j. w. Bell, Berry
vile, second and third.
Half-bred colts suitable to become
hunters, years old-Russell C. Lore,
JohnstoWn. Pa. first; Wooc side Sotck
Farms, Bluemont, second; Percy Ran
dolph, Wildwood, third and fourth.
Green hunters open to all ages for
horses that have not won blue ribbon
in chartered horse shoW-Deane,
David Patterson, RiGgeield, Conn, first;
Rathfarnham, w. c. Stevenson, Middle
burg, second; Prince H. Ernest Woolf
Rectortown, third; Ethelred, Roger
Bayley, Upperville, fourth.
Best heavy draft mare or gelding
any age. w. Bell, first; C. E. Nor
man, second; j. H. Bell, third; G.. E.
Norman, fourth.
Heavy and middle weight hunters,
over jumps not exceeding feet inches
-Rathfarnam, w. c. Stevenson, Mid
dleburg, first; Penllyn, w. c. Steven
son, second; Clontorf, Miss Emile
Bromley, Germantown, Pa, third; Bally
Mint, John D. Lewis, Upperville, fourth.
Best pony - Osborne Vorous, first
Edward r. Jones, Summit Point. sec
ond and third; Joseph D. Baker,
HagerstoWn, fourth.
Best four-horse team j. w. Bell,
tlrst; G. E. Norman, second; S. D.
Childs, third.
Clarke County hunters-Duchess of
Shenandoah, DR.. L. M. Allen. first;
Bizet, DR.. Allen. second; Capt. Kettle,
DR.. Allen, third; Harmony, DR.. Allen,
fourth.
Half or thoroughbred colts suitable
to become hunters - CoqWin, Ernest
Woolf, first; Golden Fruit Capt. EWart
oOAlllobOAi,' OOyCC, ocCUIluy GOt6TIlOT
John. Ernest Woolf, third Musketeer,
Benton Stables, Middleburg, fourth.
Saddle horses, open to all - Lodge
Bowles, first; Missouri Lady, Joseph D.
Baker, Hagerstown, second.
Horses ridden in full hunting costume
-Penllyn, w. c. Stevenson, first: Rath-
farnam, w. c. Stevenson, second; Clon-
tori, Miss Emile Bromley, third; Maid
of Alton, John A. Massie, Washington,
fourth.
Hunt team of three horses. ridden by
| members of recognized hunt clubs. in
full hunting colors-Ernest Woolf, first;
L. G. Leith, second; DR.. L. NJ. Allen,
third
Championship hunter, open to WIN
ners of first and second ribbons at this
meet-Sacrifice, Benton Stables, Mid
dleburg.
Grooms class, riders to be paid grooms
of the horses ridden-Benton Stables,
Middleburg, first: Rathfarnam, w. G.
Stevenson. second; Dixie Chic, Margo
Couzens, Washington, third.
Race, five furlongs-Beautiful Flow
| ers, A. p. Putterback. first Schley, A.
S. Bowman, second; Enforcement, Leith
Brothers, third; Rock Spar, Everhart
Brothers, fourth.
Pony race - Lena, George Plaster,
first; May Flower, Henry Orrison, sec
| ond; Hot Shot, W. A. Dearmont, third
Billy Clifford Kent, fourth.
Six furlongs-Silver Kris, Fur Broth
ers, first; Major Finley, A. S. Bowman
second; Leesburg Lass, Lith Brothers,
third,