Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14
HUNDREDS ATTEND
FRONT ROYAL SHOW
Finest of Virginia Thorough
bredS Entered in Annual
Meet.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FRONT ROYAL, Va, May 14-The
seventh annual Front Royal remount
horse show was held here, the judges
being Mai Henry Leonard. Mai. Adna
r. Chaffee and Maj. G. S. Patton, all
of Washington.
A large crowd was present, inelud-
ing visitors from Washington, Balti-
more, New York, and all nearby towns
and cities. Weather conditions were
favorable
The winners were as follows:
Open Glasses.
Class I. Yearling colt Ally or gelding
by thoroughbred sire Cthoroughbreds
not eligible)-Entry of L. NJ Allen,
Winchester, Va, first; entry Of j. r.
Licklider, Bayard, Va. second; entry OF
r. l.. Leach Front Royal, third.
Glass 2. Yearling colt filly or gelding,
thoroughbred-Gold Spinner. Capt. E.
M. Daniels, Front Royal, first; Danha-
darra, Chilmark Hunter Stud, Warren
ton, Va. second.
Glass 3. Two-year-old filly or gelding
by thoroughbred sire (thoroughbreds
not eligible) -Entry of Miss Gretchen
VAIL, Washington, D. c., first; entry of
j. R. Licklider, Bayard, Va, second;
entry Of Paul Rudacille, Front Royal,
third.
Glass 4. Three-year-old filly or geld
ing by thoroughbred sire (thoroughbredS
not eligible) Sunshine q. L. Wallihan,
Front Royal, first; Miss Russell, r. L.
Leach, Front Royal, second
Hunter and Jumper Class.
Glass No. 8; 3-year-olds, suitable to
become hunter: shown in hand--Miller
Boy, Capt. E. M. Daniels. Front Royal,
Va, first; Cogwin, Ernest Wolfe, Rec
tortown. Va, second; Governor John,
Ernest Wolfe, Rectortown, Va, third.
Glass No. I, 8 and 4 year-old green
hunters, over jumps, about 3 feet 8
inches-Entry of Edward B. Jacobs,
Boyce, Va, first; entry of Ewart john
ston, Boyce, Va. second; entry of
Ewart Johnston, Boyce, Va, third.
Glass No. 8, lightweight hunters;
4-foot jumps: performance, 90 per cent:
conformation, manners and way of
going, 20 per cent.
Glass No. 9, middle and heavy weight
hunters; 4-foot jumps: performance, 90
per cent; conformation, manners and
way VI gong, ~ per CenC-Capt. hettle,
Ernest Wolf. Rectortown, Va. first;
Allen. 9. L. Waliihan. Front Royal, Va,
second; Apple Jack, Walter Rooster,
New York City third.
Glass No. 10, jumping; performance
only-Falcons Flight, Sergt. Walter
Rutherford (Remount), first; Oxford
Grace, George H. Burwell, Wildwood,
Va. second.
Class No. II, jumping: touch and
out-Oxford Grace, George H Burwell,
first.
Remount Glasses.
Open only to enlisted men and en-
ployes OF the Front Royal Remount De-
pot. Horses the property Of the Gov
eminent.
Glass No. IL. Yearlings by Remount
stallions-Danavarre, first; Bardale, sec
ond.
Glass No. IS. Two-year -olds by Re-
mount stallions-Hira, first; Cistacia,
second
Glass No. IA. Three-year-olds by Re-
mount stallions-Zadie Bang, first: Sara
Lackaye, second; Star Gordon, third
Class No. Is. Jumping performance
only-Falcons Flight, Walter Ruther-
ford riding, first; No 3 F SO, Pvt. S. r.
Jones, second; No. A 81, Pvt. J. B.
Yapp, third.
Class No. Is. Jumping; touch and
out-Falcons Flight, Sergt. Walter
Rutherford, first; No. 90, Pvt S. r.
Jones, second.
Glass No. II. Thoroughbred stations,
property of United States Remount
Service-Dan w, first; Tim MCGEE, sec
ond
Glass No. 10. Broodmare with foal at
foot mot thoroughbred property of
United States Remount Service-Bees'
Wing and foal, first; Mabel Burr and
foal, second.
Championship Glasses.
Glass No. 10. Broodmare with foal
at foot thoroughbred property of the
! U. S. Remount Service.
Class No. 20. Champion yearling-
Bardale (Remount), first; Danavarre
| (Remount), second.
Glass No 81. Champion 2-year-old-
No. F (Remount), first; Chocolate
Filly, Miss Gretchen Wahl, Washington
! D. c., second.
Glass No % Champion 3-year-old-
Capt. Kettle, Ernest Wolfe, Rectortown
Va, first; Allen, G. L. Walligan, Front
Royal, second.
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