The Washington times., 1931-08-14
Closing Day at BerryOiNe
Brings so Exhibitors

Sam Childs, Summit Point: Big
Bones, Clifton Simpson, Round
Hill.
Best 3.year-old: Pearl, c. E.
Norman; Pete, s. D. Childs, Sum-
nit Point; Dragon, Meadow
Brook Stock Farm, Charles Town,
w. Va; Scott, S. D. Childs.
Best 2-year-old: Entry of S. D.
Childs; Kit, r. E. Davis, Berry
Vile; Ned, R. H. McAtee, Berry
vile.
Thoroughbred colts Of 1881:
Entries of Percy r. Drury, Boyce,
first, second and fourth prizes;
entry of Peach Bros, Upperville,
third.
Thoroughbred colts, one year
old: Entry of Henry Norman,
Purcellville; entry of Thomas H.
Somerville; entries of DR.. L. M.
Allen, third and fourth.
Thoroughbred colts, two-years-
old: Brown Bruin, Fairfield
Farms, Gaylor, Va; Cog Major,
DR.. L. M. Allen; entry OF DR..
Allen, third; Sailor Girl, Mitchell
and Burwell, Millwood.
Breeding mares: Primrose, Cliff
ton Simpson; Janet, Mrs. N. Mel
lon, Upperville: Isabelle Hope,
Mrs. w. Lodge Bowles. Boyce;
Lady Belle. Thomas Tapscott,
Berryville.
Lightweight hunters: Extend,
DR.. l.. M. Allen; Horrent, John
w. McComb. Wilmington, Del;
Golden Grail. Benton Stables,
Middleburg; Speedy Lad, B. OF.
Randolph, Wildwood.
Best pony: Queen of Sheba,
Stanley Green, Leesburg; Diplo-
mat, Robert Palmer, Alexandria;
Patchwork, Allison and Edward
Miller, Boyce; Bunny, Bobbie
Hanson, Washington.
Handicap jump: Musketeer,
Thomas H. Somerville: Patio,
Frost Brothers, Middleburg; Cliff,
toms Choice, DR.. L. M. Allen;
Betty Hammond, Chiffon Stables.
Middleburg.
Hunters, four years and under:
Clifton's Choice, DR.. L. M. Allen;
Chatter Play, Ernest Woolf, Up
perville; Betty Hammond, Chill
ton Farms; Oswegethie, Ernest
Woolf.
Road Hack-Horrent. John w.
McComb; Speedy Lad. B. OF.
Randolph; Our Friend, Chiffon
Farm; Justa Game, Benton
Stables, Middleburg.
Ladies' Hunters-High Lights,
Capt. Ewart Johnson. Boyce;
Clifton's Choice, DR.. L. M. Allen;
Our Friend. Chiffon Stables:
Sacrifice, Benton Stables.
Pony Jump-Queen of Sheba,
Stanley Green, Leesburg; Diplo-
mat, Robert Palmer; Baby Doll,
Nancy and Patsy Thompson, The
Plains; Lady, Edward Jones, Sum-
p1it Point.
Pony Race Billy, Mary T.
Pflaster, Bluemont; Queen of
Sheba, Stanley Green; Lady, Ed
ward Jones.
Five-furlong Race (fer horses)
-Argoil, L. c. Leiths White Frost,
Lelth Brothers: Ultra, w. M.
Crater; Major Finley, G.. c. Ever
hart.
Mile Flat--Rosy Jester, Fur
Brothers; Kaffa, Carl Kinchaloe; /;
No Hope, Miss M. Bateman; Park
Time, Charles w. Byers.
Six Furlongs-Schley B., A. s..
Bowman: Madge Fellow, Mrs. E.
H. Waugh; Brown Mouse, Furr
Brothers.
Women to the Fore
Women riders and owners came
in for plenty of attention and
some glory at the two-day session.
Among the riders attaining
prominence were: Miss Nancy p.
Hanna, of Washington; Miss
Anna F. Hedrick, of Washington
and Clarendon, Va; Mrs. w. r.
JamisOn, MiddIeburg, riding for
the SANDS Stable; Miss Billy ia
GODS, rl0lng her own entries; Miss
Gwynne Harrison, of MilIwOOd,
riding for Capt. Ewart Johnson;
Miss Alice Jones, of Middleburg.
Feminine owners Of horses en-
tered in the events include: Mrs.
w. Lodge Bowles. Boyce; Mrs. F..
M. Gould, New York: Miss Joanna
Huntington. Bluemont; Miss
Anna F. Hedrick, Washington;
Miss Nancy P. Hanna. Miss Billy
Jacobs, Gwynne Jones, Boyce;
Mrs. N. Mellon, Upperville; Mrs.
Mary T. Pflaster, Bluemont:
Misses Nancy and Patsy. johnson,
The Plains; Shirley Payne, Pur-
] cellville; Mrs. John Hay whitney,
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