The Washington times., 1933-08-25
MRS. WHITNEY
ENTRIES TOP
WINNERS

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. IS.
Classified as the finest array of
horseflesh ever assembled in Vir-
Hinia, entries in the annual War
renton Horse Show today resume
where they left off yesterday at
the conclusion of one of the
greatest show programs ever Of
fered here.
AS anticipated, Mrs. John Hay
Whitney's entries from Llangollen
yesterday topped winners. The
mistress of Llangollen saddled
three blue ribbon winners, two
red and a yellow. She scored
with Loro in the Warrenton Hunt
Trophy event, with Grey Knight,
in the lightweight hunter class,
and with Bon Diable in the mid.
die and heavyweight hunters.
Three Blues
DR.. L. M. Allen, of Winchester,
also accounted for three blues.
His stalwart Red Tape took two
blues, the first in model hunters
and the second in ladies' hunt
ers. His Clifton Rose managed
the third blue for DR.. Allen by
winning in the class for novice
hunters.
Vernon G. Owen, of Washing
ton, who seems to be a regular
winner in classes for saddle
horses, took the blue in that di-
vision. His Jack Lightning, ably
handled by Miss Marjorie Lee
Mcleod, who gave a classy eX-
hibition. was the winner.
Show Hounds
An interesting and colorful
feature of yesterdays program
was the showing of packs OF
hounds. Packs consisted of five
couples of American foxhounds.
The summaries:
Half-bred brood mare with foal at
mon; second, Amanda, Peach Bros;
third, Grace, Peach Bros.
Half yearlings-First, Lucilla, p.
Pool; third. Leap Year, E. L. Redmon.
Thoroughbred yearlings-First, Postal
Savings Meander Farm; second, Rouge
Catalan. Miss Elizsbeth Nesbit; third
Thoroughbred brood mares with foal
At footSFirst, Weeya, Frederick F.
Alexander; second. Bethany, Mrs. c. G.
Rumsey; third, question. Mrs. c. c.
Ponies under saddle. not excee ding IL
hands-First, Comet, Misses CHARLOTTE
ley Payne; third. Soho, Charlotte and
Kitty Smith.
Saddle horses-First. Jack lightning,
Vernon G. Owen; second, Misbehavior.
Lee. Vernon G. Owen.
RandicaR %..
ters Troop Third cavalry. Capt. Marion
Carson; second, Dublin, Paul Mellon;
third. Sin Cuidado. Mrs. r. C. Winmil.
The Warrenton Hunt Trophy for four
J. H. Whitney: second, Brown Fly
Away, F. Woodson Hancock, jr.; third.
The Gentleman, Miss Mary Keogh.
Novice hunters, horses that have not
CIiftons Rose, Dr.. L. NJ. Allen second,
ormoboy. Meander Farm; third. The
Ponies. over fences. not to exceed IL
hands, ridden by children under 10
years-First, Nancy. Miss Charlotte and
and Kitty smith; third, Billy. Miss
Patricia Downes.
Lightweight hunters, carrying up to
$50 pounds-First Gray Knight Mrs.
J. H. Whitney; second, Two Leggins,
Mrs: ]. H Whitney; third. Chatterplay.
e. NJ. Woolf
Middle and heavyweight hunters
First, Bon Diable. Mrs. ]. H. Whitney:
second, Sacrifice, Benton Stables: third.
Dublin. Paul Mellon.
Pack class for best pack of five
couples of American foxhounds-First
pack, Middleburg Hunt, Bob Maddux,
huntsman; second pack, Warrenton
Hunt. Jim Miller. huntsman.
Ladies' hunters, ridden astride or side
saddle-First Red Tape. Dr. L. NJ.
Allen second, Bon Diable, Mrs. ]. H.
Whitney; third. Two Leggins. Mrs ]. H.
Whitney.
Open jumping class, performance only
TO count-FiFst. Wise, Headquarters
Troop, Third Cavalry, Capt. Marion
Carson; second, Sportsman, Miss Eliza
beth Nesbit; third. Chatterplay. E. NJ.
Handy Hunter sweepstake - First,
Sacrifice, Benton Stables; second, Jack
Knife, V. NJ. I. Sables; third. Miss Kle-
burne, Headquarters Troop, Third
Cavalry, Capt. Marion Carson
Model hunters, S-year-olds and over,
TO be shown in hand-First, Red Tape,
DR.. L. NJ. Allen; second, Bon Diable,
Mrs j. H. Whitney: third, Porforino, ].
+. Skinner.
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