Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-16
LARGEST CROWDS
OPEN HORSE Show
BerryviIIe Event MARRIED by
Accident in Which Two
Are Hurt.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BERRYVILLE, Va, August 16.-The
Clarke County horse and colt show
opened here yesterday, with perfect
weather and a record attendance.
Showers late yesterday settled the dust
and put the track in excellent condi-
ton. All of the classes were unusual
ly we'll filled, and one race, furlongS,
had so many entries that the manage
ment was forced 10 divide it into two
races.
An accident occurred during the
showing of the half-bred colts, suitable
to become hunters, when Richard
Carver had his arm broken and Arthur
Osborne, riding for r. c. Love, Johns
town, Pa, sustained broken collar
bone.
Summaries.
Best foal, 1925. D. Childs, first;
r. H. McAtee, second; w. F. Ramey,
third; H. L. .Fishpaw. fourth.
Best yearlings = Clifton Simpson,
first; Stull Bros. second; S. D. Childs,
third; Clifton Simpson, fourth.
Best -olds-S. D. Childs, first;
J. r. Chamblin. second.
Best -olds-Clifton Simpson,
first; S. D. Childs. second and third;
A. M. Morris. fourth.
Best foal of 1929-Sired by Berryville
Belgian Association stallion; r. H. Nc
Aztec, first; Robert Lee, second; A. H.
Lee, third; Robert Lee, fourth.
Mare, suitable for breeding hunters
Clifton Simpson. first: Lodge Bowles.
second; H. H. Kelley, third; Ann owen
Allen, fourth.
Half-bred colts. suitable to become
hunters-Lodge Bowles. first: Clifton
Simpson. second; Roy B. Payne, third;
7 Thar,hliy, fourth
Light weight hunterS-Maid of Alton,
John A. Massie. Washington, D. c.,
first; Ask Him, P. C. Randolph, Mill
wood. second; Sally Proctor, Ernest
Woolf, Rectortown, third; Sacrifice,
Benton Stables, Middleburg, fourth.
Best pony-Nancy Belle, Joseph d.
Baker, Hagerstown, first; Lady, E. r.
Jones, Summit Point, second; Belle,
S. A. Grim, Berryville, third: Peanut,
Ben Vorous, Berryville, fourth.
Washington Horse Triumphs.
Handicap jump-Dixie Cholo, Mango
Cozens, Washington. D. c., first; War
rior, Capt. E. Johnston, Wildwood sec
ond; Sally Proctor Ernest Woolf, Rec
tortown, third; Ethel Red, Roger Bay
ley Upperville, fourth.
Stallion suitable to sire hunters -
Zeebrugge. Weir Bros, Boyce, first;
Gratteur, C. E. Wise. Carver, Berryville,
second.
Hunters, and under-Deans, David
Patterson, Ridgefield, Conn, first;
Prince H, Ernest Woolf Rectortown,
sscond; Cagwim, Ernest Woolf, third
Governor John. Ernest Wcolf, fourth.
Road hack-Ocquon, Miss Malon
Davis, New York, first; Capt. Kettle,
DR.. l.. M. Allen, Winchester. second;
Governor John, Ernest Woolf, third; w.
Lodge BoWles. Boyce. fourth.
Ladies hunterS-Maid of Alton, John
a. Massie, Washington, first; Duchess
CT Shenandoah, DR.. l.. M Allen, sec
ond; Capt. Kettle, DR.. Allen, third;
Bulgrane, Mrs. John Purcell, Wash
ington. fourth.
Stallion-George Carlos. Robert Lee,
Berryville. first; Rector, G. p. Fitchett,
Stephenson, second.
Pony race - Billy, George Plaster,
first; Edward r. Jones, second and
third.
Five furlongs--Flavorrus L. c. Leith,
first: Park Time. C.. w. Byers, second;
Sulphur, Leith Bros, third; Maryland
Boy, H. NJ. Simpson, fourth.
Five furlongs--Full Time, Mrs M. w.
Carter. first; Zeebrugge. Weir Bros,
second; Village of Hett, M. w. Null
holland, third.
One mile fat--Fast Mail, Leith Bros,
first; Rosy Jester. FUR Bros, second;
Francis, w. Milholland, third.
One mile fiat, furlongs-Maj. Fin
ley, A. S. Bowman, first; Schley. A. S.
Bowman. second; Maid of the Valley,
A. H. Utterbrook, third.