Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20
LOUDOUN FAIR ENDS
TODAY WITH SHOW
Heavy Drafts to BE Featured
at observation-disclosures
Are Announced.

PURCELLVILLE, Va, September 20
The horse show was the feature again
Yesterday of the third day of the twelfth
annual Loudoun County Fair and Horse
Show held here this week. The fair VIII
close today with a program featuring
the heavy drafts, dairy cattle and dog
shows. Heavy draft horses will be
Judged by William H. Cunningham OF
Fairpiay. Md; F. A. Buchanan, dairy
husbandman, Blacksburg, Va, will judge
the Holsteins; G. H. Hibberd, manager
81 Brooklsndwood Farms. Brooklandvllle.
Md, is the Guernsey judge, while Ford
e. Young of Washington, d. O., and
Charles T. Engle of Charles Town, w.
Va, will judge the dogs.
The winner of the days menu contest,
put on as part of the educational work
of the Ashburn Home Demonstration
Club, was Mrs. Ante F. Hirst OF Fails
Church, Va. The silver vase for sweep
stakes in corn was won by @. S. TIL
any Of Hamilton
The Middleburg Hunt Trophy, a sill
yer bowl which must be won three
times before becoming permanent prop
erty. was won by Running Sand, Benton
Stables, owned by Mrs. D. G. Sands Of
Middleburg. The judges of the hunters
were Jack Carpenter Of Greenwood, Va,
and Robert Young Of New York City.
Running Sand Again Wins.
The Corinthian class. which carried
with the first. prize of $40 the Exrnoor
Memorial Trophy, astatuette presented by
Miss Ora Mallory Davis, also was won
by Running Sand Of the Benton Stables.
This statuette must be won twice by the
same owner before becoming permanent
property. It was won in 1929 by Chill
ton Stables, Arthur White, Middleburg,
proprietor.
Another outstanding hunter Of today
was Silver Bar, owned by Mrs. Stanley
Greene of Ashburn. Taking the jumps
in an easy manner, this bay horse won
three first prizes and one second. other
winners today were Gray Night owned
by Miss M. E. Altemus of Philadelphia,
and Chipwin, owned by Arthur White
Of Middleburg.
Gray Night, owned by Miss Altemus,
was judged the champion hunter of the
show, with reserve ribbon going to Run
ming Sand.
Results of the horse show:
Thoroughbred registered mare--FirS4.
Peach and Cole, Leesburg; second, Dirt
wood, j. D. Mccormick, Middleburg.
Thoroughbred registered sucking colt
First, Doorway, H. H. Norman, Pur-
cellville: second, Prohibition, j. p Nc
Cormick; third, entry, Peach & Cole.
Registered YearlingS Class.
Thoroughbred registered yearlings-
First, entry, Benton Stables, Middle
burg; Normal Pulse, c. H and H. NJ
Crouch, Mountville
Thoroughbred registered 2-year-olds-
First, Stratford. Benton Stables: sec
ond, Second Mary, Benton Stables:
third, Golden Club, Crouch Bros, Mid
dleburg.
Thoroughbred registered 3-year-olds-
First, Ussello, John Hay Whitney,
Upperville; second, Justa Fame, Benton
Stables: third, Mary Kinrose, Benton
Stables; fourth, Golden Grail, Benton
Stables
Thoroughbred hunters-First, Gray
Night, Miss NJ. E. Altemus, Philadel-
phia; second. Golden Grail. Benton
Stables third, Running Sand, Benton
Stables; fourth, Silver Bar, Mrs Stanley
Greene
Qualified hunters-First, Silver Bar:
second, Sacrifice, Benton Stables; third,
Chipwin, Chiffon Stables; fourth.
Twin, Robert H. r. Blicklie, jr.
Thoroughbred hunters, which carries