Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-13
CHILDREN WINNERS
. IN BIG HORSE SHOW
Youngsters Capture Many
Ribbons in Contests at
BrookeviIIe, Md.
BY a STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

BY a STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
BROOKEVILLE. Md. September II.
The three children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Warfield Of Woodbine, Howard
County, Md, and Charles H. Carrico Of
Bethesda. Md, divided first honors in
the second annual Montgomery County
Horse Show held here today. The
young Warfields, grandchildren of for
mer Gov. Warfield of Maryland, and
Carrico between them took many Of the
prizes in the saddle and jumping horse
and pony classes.
With good weather favoring the
event, the largest crowd since the show
was organized was present on the farm
of Charles T. Nicholson, near here, to
witness the competition.
An excellent showing of draft horses,
in teams of six, four and two. and other
classes of work horses featured the
morning portion of the show. In the
featured the events.
The Warfield children who took
many of the honors were Kitty. age
10; Edwin, Sd, age Z, and Frances, age
5. They competed against grown-up
men and women in winning some OF
the prizes.
Draft Glass Judges.
Judges of the draft classes were B. NJ.
Hill. J. II. Brown and H. D. Wolfe Of
Howard County. while Maj. w. M.
Grimes. United States Cavalry. judged
the riding classes. The show was held
under the auspices of the Montgomery
County Horse Show Association.
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Glass No. /. six-horse teams-First,
]. F. Thompson, Gaithersburg, Md;
second, Merkle King, Germantown,
Md: third, Harry H. Fraley, Den
wood, Md.
Glass No. 2. four-horse teams, light
draft-First, Eli Leishear, Brookeville;
second, Harry Musgrove, Brookeville
third. w. C. Craver, Brookeville. Heavy
draft-FirSt, j. T Buchanan, Silver
Spring; second, W. Cashell. Olney;
third, George F. Bonifant, Silver Spring.
Glass No. 3, two-horse teams-First,
James w Brown, Brookeville, Md;
second, Mahlon Kirk; third, George E.
Nicholson, Olney, Md.
Glass No. 4, four-mule teams-First.
George E. Nicholson, Olney; second,
Charles T. Nicholson Brookeville.
Breeding Class.
Glass No. S, draft breeding class,
foals of 1931-First, Flbin Leishear,
Brighton; second. Raymond Friend,
Olney; Third. Willard GLAND, Brooke
vile. Yearlings-First, Marlowe Ben
son, Sunshine; second, William Craver,
Brookeville. Two-year-olds-Firs j.
F. Thompson, Gaithersburg; second,
Marlowe Benson, Sunshine; third, j.
F. Thompson. Brood mares, open class
First. j. F.. Thompson; second, Wal
lace Cashell. Olney; third, j. F.
George E. Nicholson, Olney. Pure bred
First, Eli Leishear, Brookeville; Sec
ond, Gideon L. Bussard, Germantown.
Pure bred brood mares-Ffrst, Charles
T. Nicholson, Brookeville; second, G.
L. BuSsard, Germantown.
Glass No. 6, farmteam driving con-
test, siX-horse teams-First, Ralph
Leishear. Brookeville; second, ]. F.
Thompson, .Gaithersburg. Four-horse
teams-Firsc, Paul erosion, Brooke
vile; second, George E. Nicholson,
Olney.
Pony Events.
Glass No. 7, ponies, 121 hands and
under, ridden by children under IL
years of age-First. Gray Cloud, owned
by Kitty warfeld, Oakdale Farms,
Woodbine, Howard County; second,
Bonita, Teddy Warfield, Woodbine;
third, Maybe, Frances Warfield, Wood
bine, Md. Ponies over 121 hands and
not exceeding 14.2 hands, ridden by
children under 16 years of age-Ffrst,
Tiny, owned by Margaret Leishear,
Brookeville; second, Billy, j. B.
Shredder, Gaithersburg, Md; third,
Irish Lad, j. B. Shredder. Smaller
First, Beauty Spot, Thomas Ladson,
Olney; second, Belle Meade Rajah,
Hagerman's Farm, Ashton; third, Belle
Meade Modesty, Hagerman's Farm.
Glass No. 8, childrens jumpers, ponies
under 12.1 hands, ridden by children
Martin, Oakdale; second, Polly, Thomas
Ladson, Olney; third, Gray Cloud, Kitty
Warfield, Woodbine, Md. Any horse
or pony, ridden by children under 16
years old-First, Segrum. Jane Acheson,
Sandy Spring; second, Jim, Jane Fraley,
Redland; third, Irish Lad, j. B.
Schneider, Gaithersburg.
Beauty Spot Wins.
Glass No. 9, ponies in harness, under
Is hands-First, Beauty Spot, Thomas
Ladson, Olney; second, Nancy, w. B.
Brown, Oakdale: third, Belle Meade
Glass No. 10, saddle horses owned in
Montgomery or Howard Counties at
least 80 days prior to September 5,
1931-First, Blue Mantle, Teddy War
field, Woodbine; second. QUESTIONABLE,
Charles H. Carrico, Bethesda, Md.
third, Winnie Wrinkle, Mrs. j. Banks
Berry, Rockville
Glass No. II, open class-First, Blue
Mantle, Teddy Warfield, Woodbine
second, Winnie Wrinkle, Mrs. Banks
Berry, Rockville; third, QUESTIONABLE
Charles H. Carrico.
QUESTIONABLE Is First.
Glass No. IL, suitable to become
hurdlers-First, QUESTIONABLE, c. H.
Carrico; second, Rocky Mountain, Will
liam Butt, Washington; third, Tip Top
Mrs. w. c. Hanson, Washington.
Class No. Is, breeding class, brood
mare suitable to produce hunters and
which have produced at least one living
foal-First. Miss Dorothy, George VIII
ton, Lay Hill; second, Magnolia, S. Allan
King, Rockville; third, Lady, Harry
Buzzard, Germantown. Foals of 1881
First, Pearl, Clarke Brothers, Clarks-
vile, Md; second, Touch Me Not