Evening star., 1932-07-06
|R1V1nntR HORSE
WINS HIGH HONORS
ClsaranfaSt Takes Corinthian
and Challenge Plate at
CuIpeper Show.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, July 6.-Clearanfast,
chestnut gelding of Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Plummer of Washington, not only cap
tured first honors in the large Corin-
THAN class in the second day of the
Culpeper horse show and races, but
was awarded the Culpeper challenge
plate by the judges as being the best
all-around horse in the show. Cathode
Ray, Miss Elizabeth Nesbitt's fine
jumper. which won the show champion
ship at Upperville, was also awarded
many flrsts and seconds.
Radio Wins SteepIechase.
Entries from the stables of Mrs. Allen
Potts Of Gordonsville and of Thomas
H. Somerville of Montpelier were also
conspicuous, and H. c. Warden's Chicko
was blue ribbon winner.
The pony classes were almost COM
plete show in themselves. Nineteen Of
the finest hunters in the show competed
in the spectacular steeplechase of about
az miles with which the program
closed. The event was won by Radio
with King Of Hearts second.
Summary:
Half-bred 2-year-olds - First, Miss
Pat, Peach Bros; second, Prince. E. L.
Redmon; third, Repeal, P. M. Brown
ing.
Ponies, II hands and under, to be
ridden by children under IL years of
age-First, Sinbad, Miss Mary Porter
Jones; second, Trixie, Henry Ferney-
bough; third, Buddy Rodgers, A. and @.
Rives.
Question Mark Wins.
CaddIo YNapiac YNOv,iac quay
hands and under 14l2, to be judged
childs pony and ridden by children un-
der IA years of age-First, Question
Mark, Miss Mae Ferneyhough; second,
Sweetheart, Mrs. Allen Potts; third,
Peppermint, Mrs. Paul Abbott.
Jumping ponies, for ponies under IL
hands, to be shown over jumps not to
exceed 215 feet, to be judged as childs
pony and ridden bv children under IA
years Of age-First. Sinbad, Miss Mary
Porter Jones; second, Lady Anne, Ed
ward R. Jones; third, Trixie, Henry
Ferneyhough.
Jumping ponies, ponies IL hands and
under I412, over jumps not exceeding
az feet and ridden by children under
Is years Of age-First, Chicko, H. G.
Warden; second, Frosty, A. and G.
Rives; third, Pep, Billy Garth Jones.
Road hacks, shown at walk, trot and
canter, then over one jump not to ex-
ceed 3i2 feet-First, Rowdy, James N.
Andrews, jr.; second, Gay Cockade, w.
B. Bogert; third, Opequan, L. Perry
West.
Hunters, horses 4 years old and un-
der, conformation, quality and general
promise to county, so per cent; per-
formance over jumps not to exceed 4
feet, so per cent; 3-year-olds to Jump
312 feet-First, Oswegatch, E. W. Wooh,
second. Bit of Gold, G. w. Rust; third,
Havarilla, M. w. Carter.
Love Token Is Victor.
Saddle horses, open to all-Ffrst,
Love Token, Mrs. Allen Potts; second,
Chinquepin, A. and c.. Rives; third,
Robin Adair, A. and @. Rives.
Ladies hunters, shown over jumps
not exceeding feet, ridden by ladies'
First, Cathode Ray, Miss Elizabeth
NeSbit; second, Red Tape, l.. M. Allen;
G. P. Plummer
Free-for-a all handicap-First, Chicko,
H. C. Warden; second, Cathode Ray,
Miss Elizabeth Nesbit; third, Gay
Cockade, W. B. Bogert.
Corinthian, open to all hunters,
riders in hunting costume, in and out
81 feet; feet in and 4 feet out-First,
Clearanfast, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Plum
mer; second, Red Tape, L. M. Allen;
third, Cathode Ray, Miss Elizabeth
Nesbit.
Hunter championship, the Culpeper
Challenge Clearanfast exhibited
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Plummer.
Summary of races:
First race, open to all, one-hah mile;
purse, $15o-First, High Lady, Mrs.
A. G. Bowman; second, Gray Nanny,
Bill Waugh; third, Hans Sable, w. L.
Fur.
Second race, free for all, one mile;
purse, $150-First, Kanem, Mrs. A. G.
Bowman; second, Opoka, Mrs. M. r.
Waugh.
Third race, free for all, three -fourths