Evening star., 1932-06-17
UPPERV|LLE SHOW
HAS RECORD ENTRY
First Leg on Challenge Cup
for Three Goes
to Who Cares.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
UPPERV1LLE, Va, June 1.-THE
feature number of yesterdays program
of the opening of the forty-second an
nual exhibition of the Upperville Colt
and Horse Show Association was Won
by Who Cares, half-bred 3-year-old
gelding by Ganadore, belonging to Peach
Brothers of Upperville, who captured
the first leg on the Challenge Cup,
valued at $500, presented by Mrs.
William Wadsworth of New York for
the best individual 3year-old half-bred
duly registered in the half-bred stud
book and recognized by the Jockey Club
of New York
The show was largely attended by
sporting and society folk from Mary
land. Virginia and the District of
Columbia. and the program was filled
with the largest number of entries ever
known here.
Purcellville Entries Win.
Large winners in the heavy draft
classes were c. E. Norman Of Purcell
willie, who took three first prizes, two
seconds, and third with his entries,
NJ. N. Lyon, also Of Purcellville, taking
three first, a second and a third. and
Mrs. j. H. Whitney, who captured sew
eral first prizes.
Oppequon, belonging to j. Perry West
Of Washington, won the heavy and
middle weight class. and Mrs. j. H.
Whitney took first and third in light |
weight green hunters with Two Leg
gins and Cornelius Judges were: |
Hunters-MorriS DixOns of Pennsyl |
vania. William Dupont, jr of Della
ware. and Roy Jackson of Pennsylvania. |
Lieut.. Gordon Rogers remount classes |
and T. I. Marshall of Woodstock, heavy !
draft
List Of Class Winners.
Summary
Mares and foals-First. Bessie and
foal. c. E. Norman, Purcellville second,
COly and foal. Joshua Fletcher. Upper
vile; third, Nell and foal, Turner j.
Ross
Yearling draft horses-Ffrst. Avline,
c E. Norman; second Beny, S. D.
Chllds, Summit Point, w. Va.
Two-year-cld draft horses = First, |
Prince, w c. Langley, RectortoWn Va.
second Prince, J. w. Orrison, Paeonian |
Springs, third, Canteal, C. E. Norman
Three-year-o,d heavy drafts-Frst |
Bob. M. N. Lyon: second. Pomp, S. D. |
Chllds; third Betty, M. N. Lyon
Four years and over heavy drafts
First, Dutch Green, Llangcllen Farm |
Mrs j. H. Whitney; second, Champ c. |
E. Norman; third, Daisy, Llangollen |
Farm.
Heavy draft sucking colts sired by !
Belgian stallion William De Bois-First, !
Colly and foal Joshua Fletcher. Upper
vile: second Jim and foal. Upperville;
third Molly and foal. Joshua Fletcher.
Halfbred yearlings-First. Tom Saw
yer. Paul A. Adams; second, Benny, w !
S. Crouch; third, entry c. H. and H. |
M. Crouch; fourth, Dorothy Murt Legg |
Heavy draft pairs-Frst, Bob and
Betty, NJ. N. Lyon: second, Pear! and |
Sunday. c. E. Norman: third Molly and |
Betsy. Fletcher & HofF
Halfbred 2-year- -ods-FirSt. Miss Pat |
Mrs: r. S. Peach; second. entry H. S. /
Moffett; third. Prize E. l.. Redmond.
Heavyweight Mares
Heavyweight mares suitable to pro-
duce hunters-First. KeoSey, E. L. Red
mond; second. Minnesota, Peach Bros;
third Polly. E. L. Redmond.
Heavy draft pairs-First, Tom and
Pearl. c. E. Norman; third, Eddie Pope
and Tarzan, Llang2llen Farm.
Lightweight mares suitable to become
hunters-F1rst, Primrose, Clifton Simp
son, second. Princess Lena, Mrs. Mary
Rust
Halfbred mares and foals-First
Steck and foal, H. S. Moffett: second, |
Polly and foal, E. L. Redmond third, !
PRIMROSE and foal, Clifton Simpson. /
Best yearling colt sired by Bureau
OF Animal Industry or remont service !
statlon-Flrst Beautiful Lady, Dr. Z. !
H Marsteller; second, Benny. w. S. !
Crouch; third, Magic Flame, Ray H. !
Norton.
Four-horse team-First team, C. E.
Norman; second team, NJ N. Lyon:
third team. Llangollen Farm.
Three-year-olds suitable to become !
hunters-F1rst, No Suree, Miss Anne |
Leith; second. Pillsbury. Meander Farm. !
third, Good Pulse, Mrs. D. N. Lee.
Three-year-old middle and heavy |
weight suitable to become hunters
First. Fashion Lad. E. l.. Redmond: /
second. Joy-Pide, Arthur White; third, !
Who Cares. Peach Bros
Who Cares Wins Cup.
Halfbred 3-year-olds $500 challenge
eupp-First, Who Cares, Peach Bros;
second, Braziel Paul Mellon: third |
Straw Track, Hubert B. Phipps.
Three-year-old hunters-First, Roll
ing On, H. S. Moffett; second, Pills
bury. Meander Farm; third, Brazil Paul |
Mellon.
Hunters. years old and under
First, Ichabod Frost Anderson; Sec
ond, Erse, H. Tatwell; third, Kings
Tree, Benton Stables.
Road hacks 1872 and under-First,
Gaycockade, Clifton Farms second,
Happy Long. Peach Bros; third Happy
Time, W. Frank Burrows.
Founders Cup class for horses bred
and owned in Fauquier and Loudoun
Counties-First, Fashion Lad, E. L. Red
mond; second, Snow Drop. DR.. Albert
Shaw; third, Kings Tress, Benton
Stables.
Light weight green hunters-First.
Two Leggins, Mrs. j. H. Whitney, sec
ond. Justa Game, Benton Stables; third,
Cornelius. Mrs Whitney.