Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-09-14
Large Crowd Sees
Annual Horse Show
Held On Saturday
Local Entries Take Major Prizes
At Fourth Meeting Of
Association

fourth annual meeting of the Mont
gomery County Horse Show Associa-
ton Saturday held on the farm of
Lex Barnsley, near olney.
Sciota, flashing chestnut gelding
from the stables of Karl w. Corby of
Rockville, and Bit o. Gold, a
thoroughbred hunter shown by Geo.
P. Plummer of Washington, walked
off with a major share of the honors.
Eleven-year-old James Mills rode
Whitney j. Aitcheson's Rascal to VIC
tory in the junior hunters class with
Jane Acheson Of Sandy Spring, IA
year-old daughter of Dean Acheson,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
second on her horse, Seegrun. The
Mills youngster also rode in several
adult classes, but failed to score, al
though he gave brilliant exhibition
of riding.
Frances Warfeld and her brother,
Edwin Warfeld grandchildren of for
mer Gov. Edwin Warfeld of Mary
land, captured a number of awards.
Frances, 10 years old, won pony
saddle class with her entry Bonity.
Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury Acheson was a member of the
committee in charge of the show and
presented the trophy offered for the
open saddle class to Sciota's handler,
Bernard Cox.
A number of classes for farm
horses opened the program, while a
parade of the entries in the farm
classes preceded the opening of the
regular horse show program in the
afternoon.
The summaries are as follows:
Six-horse teams-Won by entry of
Albert Thompson of Gaithersburg;
second, entry of Elbin Leishear of
Brookeville.
Driving contest for six-herse or
six-mule teams-Won by entry of ].
F. Thompson, of Gaithersburg; sec
ond, entry of Ralph Leishear of
Brookeville.
Light four-horse teams-Won by
entry of Wallace Cashell of Olney;
second, entry of Eli Leishear Of
Brookeville; third, entry of F. Brady
of Oakdale.
Heavy four-horse teams-Won by
entry of Harry Frailey of Derwood I;
second, entry of George Bonifant of
Lay Hill; third, entry of John Buch-
anan of Lay Hill.
Four-mule teams-Won by entry of
C. T. Nicholson of Brookeville; sec
ond, entry of C. Crum of Woodbine.
Driving contest for four-horse or
four-mule teams-Won by entry of
Harry Frailey of Derwood; second.
entry of Breezy Hill Farm, Lay Hill;
third, entry of Marlowe Benson of
Brookeville.
Light two-horse teams-Won by
entry of H. Musgrove of Brookeville;
second, entry of D. C. Hottie of
Brookeville; third, entry of Col.
Brown of Sandy Spring.
Heavy two-horse teams-Won by
entry of L. C. Burns of Olney; Sec
ond, entry of L. Craver of Brooke
vile; third, entry of P. Price Of Hol-
Inns Corner.
Two-mule teams-Won by entry of
Morris Cissel of Sandy Spring; Sec
ond, entry of ]. B. Ensuiller of
Gaithersburg; third, entry of Everett
Sanders of Ashton.
Mares with foals at foot-Won by
entry Of Albert Thompson Of, Cath
ersburg; second, entry Of Harry
Frailey of Derwood; third, entry of
Albert Thompson of Gaithersburg.
Foals-Won by entry of Harry
Frailey of Derwood; second, entry of
A. Baker of Rockville; third. entry
of ]. G. Hutton of Brookeville.
Yearlings foaled in 19S2-Won by
entry of A. Baker of Rockville; Sec
ond, entry of M. T. Cissel of Sandy
Spring; third, entry of M. Kirk of
Oakdale.
Two-year-olds foaled in 19S2-Won
by entry of R. Friend of Olney; sec
ond, entry of R. Friend of 0lney.
Purebred stations 8 years and old
er-Won by entry of w. d. Bidderson
of olney; second, entry of Eli Leish-
ear of Brookeville; third, entry of
Thomas Hyde of Sandy Spring.
Grade stations, 8 years and older
Won by entry of Albert Thompson
of Gaithersburg; second, entry of
George Nicholson of Olney.
Pony saddle class for ponies IL
hands and under-Won by Billy, T.
e. Harris of Beltsville; second,
Queenie, Marian D. Curran, Indian
Springs Riding School, Four Corners
third, Beauty, Wallace Bick of