Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
LEE ENTRY. WINS
'CULPEPER PLATE
Enormous Crowd Witnesses
Second Days Horse Show
Program.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CULPEPER. Va, July 5.-Another
enormous crowd witnessed the second
days program of the Horse Show and
Racing Association and applauded as
honors we're won by their favorites.
Rock Arden. from the stables of Mrs.
D. N. Lee. was awarded the Culpeper
Challenge Plate, as being the best
hunter in the show. Mrs. Lees Broken
Glass won this last year. In the color
full Corinthian class Newsboy, who won
first in ladies' hunters, took bad fall
at the fourth jump. cutting his hnee
and stunning his rider.
The Corley horses were again win
ners, and Miss Elizabeth Nesbits
Cathode Ray won first in a class of SO
entries in the free-for-all handicap,
In the half-mile dash for local
horses, Pride of Glenmore came in first.
but the judges sustained a claim OF
foul and gave first prize to Showboat.
Races were all splendidly filled and
were run in spirited manner. Boston
Boy. fine hunter of D. c. Weaver of
Culpeper, won first In steeplchase both
today and yesterday.
Exhibition Events.
Summary of exhibition events
at a walk, trot and hand gaiiop. then ever
jump--Flrst, Dew Bank, Mrs. D, N; Lee:
Esse woodsde socE rSf@s tonTh
gelding. Miss Elizabeth Nesbit.
old H ana un nd rocky John straw
bridge; second Hi6oy, A. G. Roife; three
First, Mistress Ann, Anthony and Georse
Rives; second Happy Time, W: Frank Bur
rows; third, Chicapen, DR.. and Mrs. j. p.
CLASS iS Ladies' hunters. to be ridden
M lodi nd n "
ceed 4 feet; Conformation. performance and
manners to eount-,First; NeWsboy. p: B
third. Cathode Ray, Miss Elizabeth Nesbit.
CLASS 20: Jumping class, touch and out;
only one price-First, Lady Bulgaria, Frank
CLASS 20: corinthian; open to all hunt;
out a feet, feet in and feet ogtP First
ofk A M6o MIR Miro Jay Zee Sefsn Smith 'e
oSa IS al ee tbree Sorses tee
Blue ribbon winners, IA feet, perform nce
Only to soIItrrSt Cah9de Bay Bay MIS-
Farms: third, Mstrimony Edwin Vaughan.
Rath n He and G FSs RiVes thiEd Kansas
City KITTY John s Jh9rnt9fn cotsFr,
end, Gray s GEf,to Frank cockril third
0p CLASS So 8: Jumping ponies. for ponies Il
exceed 3l2 feet, to be ridden by chlldren
under 16-First, Frosty, Anthony and George
Rives; second, Kansas City Kitty Joha S
CLASS 4: Special class. given by the vir-
ginia Horse Breeders Association for year
ling colts suitable to become hunters, bred
in Virginia and Jefferson County, w. Va
First, Gray Bird. J. E. Barker; second. gray
lilly. J. E. Barker; third, Gray Silver
FT GLASS S0e 81 Hunter championship. in
which the award is the Culpeper Chalsnge
Plate, for the best hunter in the shoW-Won
by Rock Arden, Mrs. D. N. Lee.
Racing Events.
Summary of racing events:
FIRST RACE: Half mile; for Culpeper
and adjoining county horses-First, Show
boat A. s. Bowman: second, Ann Cabell, P
NJ Browning: third, Pride of Glenmore
, Mrs NJ. r. Waugh.
SECOND RACE: Half mile. open to all
First, Msrjanus, FUR Bros; second Column
bfne. John Dickinson; third, Lindo vido,
THIRp RAGE: One mils.First. Part
Leith Bros; third. Two Pats. T. B. GAY;
FOURTH RACE: Three-fourths mile
First. Rosy Jester, Fur Bros; second See
Nee. Mrs. Sarah B. Carter; third, Rock
F1FTH RACE: steeplechase. about 2ia
miles-First. Boston Boy, D. C. Weaver; sec
ond, Jack Horner, j. A. Reynolds; third, the
Sheik, Clifton Farms.