The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-23

apple trees. The ring in VIII
place lies in a small valley o
by the outside course with its
difficult wire and fence jumps
and threatening bitches. This
course has never been run In
any other show and the win
ming rider and his mount will
certainly deserve their trophies.
The spectators will take up
their places down in the val
lev, where without glasses they
can easily follow the hunters,
or up on the three knobs from
which the tall buildings OF
washington, and the spires ana
towers of Annapolis seem sur
prisingly close.
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Starting early in the morning
the show will last through tne
entire day, pausing at noon tor
luncheon, which will be served
out under the trees or on the
hills, and for the novel horn
blowing contest. Among those
who will show their hunters are
Mr. Joseph Cotter and his
daughter, Miss Margaret Cotter'
who have entered their veteran
show horses, Golden Glory ana
RockSie.
Mr.. Cotter and his daughter
and their horses are now up IN
the Pocono Mountains taking
part in the horse show. They
have been staying at the Manor
Inn. When they return Mon
day they will probably bring
with them several more cham
pionships to add to their collec'
ton.
Mr.. Fenton Fadeley will show
his Hunger Marcher, and Golden
Rule, owned by Mr.. Charles
Carrico will also be in the ring.
Mrs. Forest Sherman will ride
her MY Lass. In the pony class,
Miss Margaret Hill will show
Melody.
Others who will be riding
will be Mrs. w. c. Hanson, Mrs.
william G.. Hill. Mr.. Robert
Robey, Mr.. James Clark, Mrs.
]. B. Bland and Mr.. Ben Bowie.
Mrs. Berry to Show Pack
The other half Of the show
will be for hounds. It is in
this part that those who have
raised them from small wobbly
puppies to swift, eager hunters
can sit back and watch their
pupils, hearing and recognizing
each individual voice."
Many. as they watch the
hounds, will doubtless remem-
Der the last Society Circus at
Fort Myer, when Col. and Mrs.
George Patten showed their
pack Of Virginia hunters. Mrs.
Patten was in the ring and the
Colonel, who was not taking
part in the event. happened to
say something in a low tone,
but not low enough to escape
the sharp ears Of the dogs, who
Immediately deserted the hunt
ing scene and flocked about the
feet of their trainer.
Mrs. Alice Berry, who takes
an active part in hunts in the
nearby country, will show her
hounds. This will be the sec.
ond pack that she has raised.
The ones she had in the show
last year are now veteran fol-
lowers of the chase and have
turned up more than their
share of Brer Fox and his
family.
The judges for the show will
be Mr.. John o. Williams, of the
Department Of Agriculture, Mr..
Thomas T. Mott, M. F. H. Of the
RedlandS Hunt: Mr.. Augustus
Riggs, M. F. H. Of the Howard
County Hunt, and Mr.. Lewis
carp.
On September IA, the old Fair
Grounds at Rockville, Nd, will
once again be the scene Of ex.
element, when the Redlands
Hunt takes place. For several
years the grounds have been
practically deserted, but with the
show being held there this year,
for the first time, to many it
will seem like turning back the
years to the times when the real
fair was held.
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