The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-12
Nina Carter 7abb
Entry List of $50 Promises Fine Show at
MiddIeburg; Many From Capital and
Other Cities Enter Horses

The Upperville Colt and
Horse Show opens Thursday at
10 .. m. and continues for two
days, with about % classes
each day.
There are more than $50
entries this year and besides
the many local horses that are
always good, there are many
from a distance.
Among them are such prom
1nent show people as Edward
Barker with Red Fox, who has
already won a great deal this
season; w. B. Bogart, Of
Orange, Va; Manly Carter, of
Orange, who brings Sir Coma;
j. r. Chamblin, CockriI Broth
ers, L. r. Colbert, Of Freder-
1cksburg: Clifton Farms, Ed
ward Friendly, of Warrenton;
Stanley Green, Leesburg; Ken
meth Gilpin, Of Boyce; George
Greenhalgh. Of Toledo, Ohio;
Lieut.. John Horner, of Front
Royal; Mrs. James Hamilton,
Warrenton; Mrs. Fay ingalls,,
Hot Springs; Kincheloe Broth
ers, Manassas; Sylvester w.
Labrot, Annapolis; DR.. E. H.
Marsteller. Manassas; Mrs.
James F. Megan, Woodlawn,
Va; Miss Elizabeth Nesbit, Paul
Mellon, Robert Palmer, Mrs. C.
G. Rumsey, Remount Horse
Show Association; Mrs. T. H.
Somerville, Montpelier, Va:
Harry Lee Smith, Warrenton;
Mrs. Plunket Stewart, Mackay
Smith, White Post; George
Sloan. Warrenton; White Front
Saddle and Hunt, E. w. Win
mill, Warrenton; Miss Ellen
Wheeler, Boyce; Thomas Wal
Ter, Warrenton.
DR.. Lewis Allen has entered
Clifton's Rose, Beau, Choice and
TorchWood. Benton Stables has
in Sacrifice and Mother Stills.
William Frank, of Washington,
has some entries, Other en-
tries include those of Roger
Bayly, Fred Carter, Robert S.
Clark, Crouch Brothers, H. Ro-
zier Dulany, H. Rozier Dulany,
jr., Harry Demawby, Ellington
Stable, Robert Fletcher, Miss
Betty Carter Fletcher, B. E. B.
Hall, william Hubert, jr.. DR..
Robert Humphrey, Miss Nancy
1selin, DR.. Cary Langhorn, Mrs.
w. c. Langley, Llangollen
Stable, Mrs. D. N. Lee, Upper
Morris. Jack Mccarthy. Miss
Eleanor Mackubin, R. M. Meetz,
Houghton Metcalf, w. M. Nc
Coy, H. S. Moffett, C. E. Nor
man, j. B. Norman, J. w. ORR
son, Mrs. Holland Potter, Jack
Lee Payne, Peach Brothers, E.
w. Payne, Roy Payne, Herman
Piggott, Russell Parks, A. C.
Reid, Joseph Rose, DR.. A. C.
Randolph, E. L. Redmon, with
his three good horses, Cascade,
Paddles and Louise; Turner
Reuter-, Miss Georgia Schermer-
horn, Mrs. D. c. Sands, George
Robert Slater, Clifton Simpson,
w. C. Seipp, j. B. Skinner, Mrs.
John Hay Whitney. DR.. Taylor
s.. Young and William Zieg-
Ter, jr.
The judges for the hunter
and breeding classes will be
Janon Fisher and Harry Colt.
Judges for remount classes are
Col. s. C. Reyonlds; for heavy
draft horses, Harry Russell and
j, M. Claggett. With all these
good entries this could not fail
to be a good show and every
one is looking forward to it.
Col. C. P. CToddy) George
has sold that grand old gray
horse, Squire, of the Fort Myer
show team, to Danny Shea,
who shows 70 the Guggen-
helms. Squire is a wonderful
jumper and show horse. Colonel
George is going to Fort Sam
Houston about July and did
not want to take . the horse
there with him. I hope he does
as well for Danny Shea as he
did for the Colonel, who
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