The Washington times., 1935-10-05
FAIRFAX { N D 5
HORSE SHOW
TODAY

and bantam horses are vieing in
Is classes here today, to close
the twenty-second annual Fair
fax Horse and Pony Show.
Featured among today'S events
will be the Gay Nineties," open
to contestants in costume for the
exhibition Of any old type horse
drawn vehicle, or mounted in
old type riding habits.
Emerging with four ribbons
yesterday, Repulsion, 3-year-old
chestnut gelding, entry Of Mrs.
Margo Chewing jumped its way
to the championship, trophy with
O score of 13 points against its
closest rivals nine.
ROcksie Runner Up
Runner-up to Repulsion was
Miss Margaret Cotter's RockSie,
capturing the reserve champion
ship.
Mrs. ]. w. Whitney's Two
Leggings galloped off with sew.
eral ribbons, as did Mrs. D. N.
Lees Broken Glass, which took
the blue ribbon in the Corinth-
ian class. Another gallant per-
former was Clipped Wings,
Fort Meyer entry, which took
two blues.
Heavy entries in every class
yesterday neceSSitated many
run-offs which threw the sched-
ule nearly an hour behind time
and found only a few enthusias-
tic horSe-loVers and exhibitors
braving the chilly winds to see
the hunter championship selected
just before 6 o'clock. Judges
were Edwin Vaughn Of Fred
ericksburg, CORTLAND H. Smith
of The Plains and Horace Moi
fett Of Marshall.
Today's events got under way
at 10 a. M, to run until shortly
after 4, with an hours recess at
noon.
Winners Yesterday
Winners in yesterdays classes
were:
Glass Green Hunters: First,
Royal Sallow, Mrs. D. M. Lee;
second, Repulsion, Margo Chew.
ming: third, Glory Road. Mrs. ].
H. Whitney, and Missing Caddy,
another Whitney entry, fourth.
Glass 2-ight Weight Hunters:
First, TWO Leggings, Mrs. Whit
ney; second, Rocksie, Margaret
Cotter; third, Repulsion, Margo
Chewing, and fouth, shasta
Grafton, J. Y. Pennebaker.
Glass 11-Handy Hunters: First,
Gay Cockade, Robert Robey; sec
ond, Stand Off, Fenton Fadely;
third, Sandy, Fort Meyer, and
fourth, Wildwood, Weldon Stables.
Glass 3-Middle and Heavy
weight Hunters: First, Broken
Glass, Mrs. D. M. Lee; second,
Royal Sallow, another Lee entry:
third. Report, Roger Bailey, and
fourth, Brown Tiger, E. L. Red
man.
Glass 13-Saddle Horses: First,
God o. War, D. N. Lee; second,
Glory Road; third, Shasta Graf
ton, and fourth, Missing Caddy.
Class 4-Hunter Hacks: First,
Repulsion: second, Missing Caddy;
third, Shasta Grafton, and fourth,
Little John, an entry Of Mrs. c.
B. Lyman.
Fort Myer Horse Wins
Glass 10-Time Class: First,
Clipped Wings, Fort Myer Horse
Show Club; second, Rocksie:
third, Sample Ballots, Jack AL
len, and Little John, fourth.
Glass Ladies' Hunters: First,
Rocksie; second, Gypsy Queen,
U. s. Randle: third. Missing
Caddy, and fourth, Shamrock, B.
r. Driscoll.
Glass 5-King Joy Class: First,
Repulsion; second, Brown Tiger:
third, Ethan Allen. E dward
Baker, and fourth, Midguard, o
Whitney entry.
Class eTouch and Out: First.
Sandy; second, Turn On, both
Fort Myer entries, and third.
Governor, U. s. Randle.
Glass 29-Fairfax Hunt Class:
First, Madrigal Tom. Miss Anna
F. Hedrick; second, Don. DeLong
Bowman; third, Camera. c. r.
P. Rodgers, and fourth, Gone
Away, Nancy P. Hanna.
Glass 12-Saddle Horses: First,
Jack Lightning, Mrs. Vernon
Owen: second. Bobolink. Mrs.
Norman Clark. and third, Gray
Gelding, Robert Graham.
Glass 9-Triple Bar: First,
Clipped Wings; second, Sham
rock; third, Maui Girl, Mrs. A.
K. v. Lyman. and fourth. Gay
Cockade.
Glass 6-Corinthian: First,
Broken Glass; second, Two Leg
gings; third, Rocksie, and fourth,
Shasta Grafton.
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