Evening star., 1934-04-29

RACE IN L0UD0UN
Unison. Bloomfield Event
Draws Long List of
Entries.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
UNISON-BLOOMFIELD, Va. April
28.-Opening the horse shew season
in Loudoun County today, the Unison
Bloomfield exhibition, held on the
school grounds, for the benefit Of the
Community League, drew long list
of entries from all of the leading
stables In this section.
This twelfth annual school benefit
drew to the ring the cream Of horse
flesh in Loudoun County. Stables rep
resented today are well known
throughout sporting circles and In
cluded Mrs. John Hay Whitney's
Llangollen farm stables, Benton
stables, Peach brothers, Cockerille
brothers, E. L. Redmon, Arthur White
and a number of others.
Miss Julia Writings gray mare,
Quicksilver, veteran of the horse show
ring, with a spectacular performance.
won the touch and out. class. this
horse being the only one In the class
that didn't touch the jumps the first
time around
Takes Five Prizes.
Mrs. John Hay Whitney's Llangollen
farm entries won five prizes in the
heavy draft classes. Cockerille
brothers of Purcellville won first IN
half-bred sucking class, second in
half-bred mares and first in consola-
ton. E. L. Redmond of Middleburg.
won first in halfbred sucking, year.
lings, 2-year-olds and 3-year-olds.
Mrs. John Hay Whitney was the larg-
est winner in the hunter classes. In
two of the classes, 4-year-old hunters
and light and middle weight hunters.
all three ribbons were pinned on her
horses. Her splendid brown gelding,
Cornelius, was the largest winner in
the hunter classes. Judges today were
Lodge Bowles of Clarke County. Lucas
Catlett of Washington, and Esler Pal
mer of Fairfax County.
Summaries:
Two-horse team. any age-First.
Llangollen farm; second, c. E. Nor
man.
Heavy draft mare and foal-First.
Dolly. Harvey Fields, Round Hill;
second. Dolly. Ed Wynkoop, Round
hill; third, Lady Mary, c. E. Norman.
Purcellville.
Three-year -olds and over-First,
Coquette: second. Daisy. and third.
Martin, all belonging to Llangollen
farm.
Heavy draft stallion-Llangoren
farm
Half-bred sucklings-Suitable to be-
come hunters - First, Cockerille
brothers. Purcellville
Marksman Wins First.
Half-bred yearlings-First, Marks
man. E. L. Redmond, Middleburg:
second, Dorothy N. Peach brothers.
Upperville; third, entry H. H. Kelley,
Bluemont.
Half-bred 2-year -olds - First, Lu-
cille, E. L. Redmond; second. Revela-
tion, Cockerville brothers; third, entry
E.fw. Payne.
Half-bred 3-year- r-olds-First. Cas-
cade. E. L. Redmond: second. Dorothy
M Peach brothers; third, Orphan
Annie, B. r. Grimes
Haf-bred mares. suitable to nro-
duce hunters-First. Primrose. Cliff
ton Simpson, Bluemont: second. Sum
beam. Cockerille brothers
Best prospective thoroughbred
hunter-Frst. Woodfellow. Bonton
stables, Middleburg; second. Gloria
Road. Llangollen farm: third, First
knight. Llangollen farm.
Hunters, years old or younger
First. Spring Hope: second. wallop:
third, First Knight, all from Llangol-
len farm.
Light and middle weight hunters
First, Cornelius: second, Cyprus De-
baus; third, Nobody's Fool, all from
Llangollen farm.
Handicap class-First, Cornelius;
second, Cest Trout, Miss Mary Ward;
third. Orphan Annie, B. r. Grimes.
Hunter hacks-Ffrst. Darkroad. E.
L. Redmond: second, Easter Morning.
Peach brothers; third, Cornelius,
LlangolIen farm
Best hunter-First, Iron Duke, Ir-
vim Beavers: second, Cest Rout. Miss
Mary Ward; third, Odd Socks, Russell
Parks
Touch and out-First, Quicksilver.
Miss Julia Whiting; second. Iron
Duke, Irwin Beavers; third, Odd Socks,
Russell Parks.
Consolation-First, Rock Haven,
Cockerille brothers; second, Silver
Shields. Llangollen farms, and third,
entry Arthur White.
Sweepstakes First, Quicksilver,
Miss Whiting; second, Bowling Green,
Mrs. Whitney; third, Iron Duke, Irwin
Beavers.