Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-23
RACING FEATURES
I BERRYv|LLE SHOW
Competitors Regarded as
Best Ever Run on
Track.
Ipecial Dispatch to the star,

Special Dispatch to The star,
BERRYvILLE, Va, August 23.--3e-
fore an enthusiastic crowd estimated at
between 5000 and 5000, the twenty
ninth annual exhibition of the Berry
willie Horse Show was brought to an ex-
citing climax yesterday afternoon with
what was regarded as the best races
ever run on the local track.
The show-ring events were the best
In rs. Nearly all classes were filled
70 capacity, while the race entries ran
to almost a hundred. Many fine AMI
mails were shown, and there was some
keen competition.
Summaries.
Half.bred colts suitable TO become
hunters; year old-First, Sandy, E. L.
Red lon, Middleburg, Va; second
Sandy Mac, E. L. Redmon; third, Peggy
Ann, E. w. Payne, Middlehurg, Va;
fourth, Ma File, W. Lodge Bowles,
Best two-horse team--First, entry, j.
w, Bell, -Berryville; second, entry, L. M.
Stull Summit Point, w. Va; third, en-
try, Meadow Brook Stock Farm, Charles
Town, W. Va; fourth, entry, 3. d.
Childs, Summit Point, w. Va.
Half-bred colts, suitable to become
hunters; years old--First, Port Light,
e. L. Redmon, Middleburg, Va; second,
Monhonime, John 8. Waters, Johns
town, Pa; third, entry, B. O. Z. RAN
dolph, wildwood, Va; fourth, entry, j.
II. Funkhouser, white Post, Va.
Green hunters. open to all ages; for
horses that have not won a blue rib.
bon in chartered horse show prior to
1880; conformation, 40 per cent; per.
Torrance over jumps not to exceed
feet, go per cent-First, Captain Brandy
wine, L. c. Leith, Middleburg; second,
Speedy, Capt. Ewart Johnston, Boyce,
va; third, Gray Night, Miss Mary
Altimus, Upperville, Va, fourth, A. T.
Henry, Chiffon Farm, Middleburg, We.
Best heavy draft mare or gelding, any
age-First. Rose, L. M. stun, SUNNY anu
Point, W. Va; second, entry, j. w Bell,
Berryville third, John, j. w. Bell,
Berryville.
Heavy and middleweight hunters over
Jumps not to exceed 4 feet 6 inches;
conformation, rs per cent; performance,
rs per cent; weight up to 100 pounds
First, Prince H., e. M. WToolf, Upper
Farm, Middleburg; third, Capt. Brandy
wine, L. v. Leith, Middleburg; fourth,
j. Zee. D. B. Smith, warrenton, Va.
FOny Jump.
Pony jump, 1915 hands and under
First, Lady, Dorothy Jones, Berryville.
Va: second Queen of Sheba, Stanley
Green, Leesburg; third, Peanut, Os-
bourne y .sGo BE Eerrgsil lsy,,,s fourth
Best four-horse team. w. Bells
local entry won first; s. D. Childs entry
Of Summit Point took second
Clarke County hunters: Only horses
owned by bona fide residents OF Clarke
County eligible, to be shown over jumps
not to exceed 4 feet conformation, IS
per cent; performance. IS per cent
First, Sir Clifton, DR.. L. M. Allen, Berry,
Vile; second, Van Dusen, b. o. F. Ran
dolph, Milwood; third. Speedy. Capt.
Ewart Johnston, Boyce, Va; fourth,
Suntos, Capt. Ewart Johnston.
Half or thoroughbred colts suitable to
become hunters, years old, shown TO.
halter-First, Rapid River, skinner
Bros, Middleburg, Va; second. Jnsta
Game, Benton stables, Mfddleburg. Va;
third, Golden Grail, Benton Stables;
fourth, Sir Clifton, DR.. L. M. Allen,
Berryville. ~
Saddle horses, open to all, three gaits
~-First, Love Token, Mrs. Allen Potts,
Gordonsville, Va; second, Memorial,
Miss Mae Fernyhough, Warrenton, Va:
third, Leonard c., Chiffon Farm, Mid
Wooh, Upperville, Va.
Riders in Costume.
Corinthian horses ridden in full
hunting costume; performance, Is per
cent; performance over jumps, 90 per
cent; appointment, Is per cent; over
jumps to Az feet; first prize, silver
plate, to be. won two years, but need
not be two years In succession-First
j. Zee, h. d. Smith, Warrenton, Va;
second, Prince H., T., M. Woolfe, Upper
vile, Va; third, Silver Bar, Mrs. STAN
ley Green, Leesburg, Va; fourth, Capt.
Brandywine, L. c. Leith, Middlehurg,
Va.
Hunt teams, each team. to consist of
three horses, ridden by members or
hunt servants Of recognized hunt clubs
N full hunting colors; shown over
jumps not exceeding feet--Fifst team,
=. M. Wolfe, Upperville, Va; second
team, Capt. Ewart Johnston, Boyce, Va.
Championship hunter, open to VIM
ners of first and second ribbons at this
meet; shown in hand; prizes, ribbons.
Champion hunter, Prince H., e. M
Wolfe, Upperville, Va; reserve, J. Zee,
y. B. Smith, Warrenton, Va.
Maj. Finley First in Race.
Races:
Five furlongs First. Mai. Finley, A. s.
&SOWuidilJ ccCOlQ, a. ~. Gun, L. =.
Leith; third, Leo Mac, Mrs. 8. 3 Car
ter; fourth, Patsy Mcdonald, Leith
Bros.
Pony race-First, Mary Jane, Wood
side Stock Farm; second, Silver Heel,
Henry Fernyhough, jr.: third, Trixy,
Frank Bennett, jr.
Mile fiat-Ffrst, Schley, A. s. Bow
man; second, Park Time, o. w. Byers:
third, Do Tell, s. r. Dulaney; fourth.
Fast Mail Leith Bros.
Six furlongs First, Show Boat. A. 8.
Bowman; second, Island Creek, C. M.
Feltner; third, Rosy Jester, FUR Bros:
fourth, Columbina, Johnnie Dixon.
Consolation - First, White Frost,
Leith Bros; second, Rock Spar, G. w.
Byers; third, Lena vido, Woodside
Stock Farm; fourth, Gard Party, Mrs.
r. @. Bruce.
Steeplechase Red Indian, ]. C.
Hamilton; second, Jack Horner, j. A.
Reynolds; third. Rock Age H. M. Lut-
trell; fourth, Sulphur, Leith Bros.