Evening star., 1935-06-14
GRAND GUILD WINS.
CUP At UPPERV|LLE.
"Bobby" Young's Ride Hum
bIes Score of Veterans
in Big Event.
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS. Jr.,
STAFF Correspondent of The Star.


UPPERVILLE, Va, June 14.-In
the annual renewal of the Upperville
horse and colt show the most coveted
trophy went to none of a score OF
veteran ring riders who performed
before the sporty crowd at Grafton
Farm today, but to Bobby" Young
youthful timber and brush amateur
Jockey who guided Mrs William C..
Langley's Grand Guild to victory in
the Founders Cup trial. The contest
was open only to horses bred and
owned in Fauquier and Loudoun
Counties.
brought hunters, handicap jumpers,
breeding stock, and even draft horses,
into the field.
Ernest Redmon of Middleburg had
his usual collection of glossy young
sters on hand to top the suitable
classes. Roger Bayly won two good
classes with his 3-year-old Report
The peacocks of Langollen Farm,
owned by Mrs John Hay Whitney,
have ambled forth in fine form In
draft classes, dividing the honors
there with entries of c. E. Norman
of Purcellville and Raymond Myers.
Mrs. Whitney, still grounded by in
juries suffered in a recent fall, stood
at the ringside to watch her juvenile
hunters try their luck against pros
poets from other barns.
Mrs Daniel C. Sands Of Middleburg,
whose husband has long been master
of the hunt in that town, earned
the distinction of one-two finish in
an enormous lightweight,green hunter
division, while Manley Carter brought
up some excellent comers from his
barns at Orange and found them
well placed in almost every outing.
Summaries of First Day.
First day summaries
Draft horse mares and foals-First,
Kate and foal Raymon W. Myers;
second, Elsie and foal, C. E. Norman;
third, Grace and foal, Mr.. Myers.
Draft yearlings-First, Arch. Har-
vey Fields; second, Mae West, Ayr
shire Farm; third, entry, Llangollen
Farm.
Draft 2-year- -olds-First, Lucy, Mr..
Fields; second, Nell, Mr.. Norman;
third, Lottie, Mr.. Fields.
Draft 3-year -olds-First, Mack, Mr..
Norman; second. Bet, Mrs. Josephine
Libby: third, Grace, Robert Withers.
Draft horses-First, Daisy, Liam
gollen Farm; second Conquelle, Liam
gollen Farm; third, Nell, Mrs Libby.
Pure-bred draft stallions-First,
Coma, Llangollen Farm; second,
Princeton Mack. Mitchell and daugh-
ter.
Hunter improvement class-First,
Ann Duvall. Peach brothers; second,
Recall, Peach brothers; third Doro-
thy, E. L. Redmond.
Heavy draft pairs-First. Bet and
Nell. Mrs. Libby: second, Alvin and
Mack, Mr.. Norman; third, Grace and
John, Mr.. Withers.
Remount class yearling colts-First,
Dorothy. E. L. Redmon; second. Ann
Duvall, Peach brothers; third, Recall,
Peach brothers.
Hunter improvement class, 2-year-
old half-breds-First, Our Way, Mr..
Redmon; second, Dorothy NJ, Peach
brothers; third, Beautiful Lady, H. E.
Martseller; fourth, Cherry Red, Mrs.
John Hay Whitney.
Heavy draft pairs-First, gray team,
Llangollen Farm; second, gray team,
Llangollen Farm; third, Rose and
Bessie. Mr. Norman.
Half-breds, mares and foals-First,
Brownie and foal, H. H. Kolly: second,
Miss Ganador and foal, Graham
Dougherty; third, Dolly and foal,
Peach brothers.
Four-horse teams-First, team,
Llangollen Farm; second, team, Mr..
Norman.
Three-year- old suitables. shown in
hand-First. Slingshot. Mr.. Carter;
second. Mud Guard Mrs Whitney;
third, Sweep Along, Mrs. D. N. Lee.
Middle and Heavy.
Three -year-old middle and heavy
weights - First. Hunters Choice,
George P. Greenhalgh; second, Royal
Wander, DR.. L. M. Allen; third,
Going Up, Mr.. Redmon.
Half-bred 3-year -olds-First, Re-
port, Roger Bayly; second, Lucille, Mr..
Redmon; third, Going Up, Mr.. Red
mon; fourth, Leap Year, Ray S. Shoe
maker.
Three-year-old hunters-First, Re-
port, Mr.. Bayly; second, Lucille, Mr..
Redmon; third, My Lion, Mr.. Carter;
fourth, Sumatra, William ziegler, jr.
Lightweight green hunters-First,
Mother Sills, Mrs. D. C. Sands; Sec
ond, Wealthy, Mrs. Sands; third, Big
Tip, Clifton Farms; fourth, Mitze, Mr..
Shoemaker.
Road hacks-First, Billy. Peach
brothers; second, Dorothy M, Peach
brothers; third, Leap Year, Mr.. Shoe
maker; fourth, Mitzie, Mr.. Shoemaker.
Hunters, 4 years and under-First,
Slingshot, Mr.. Carter; second, First
Knight, Mrs. Whitney; third. My
Lion, Mr.. Carter; fourth, Glory Road,
Mrs. Whitney.
The Founders Cup, for locally bred
and owned horses-First, Grand Guild,
Mrs. w. c. Langley; second, Cataract,
Peach brothers; third, Flying Pulse,
Gen. William Mitchell: fourth,
Wealthy, Mrs. Sands.
Middle and heavy weight green hunt
ers-First, Big John, Miss Pamela
Humphrey; second. First Knight.
Mrs. Whitney; third. Palos Park. DR..
A. c. Randolph; fourth, Blue Ridge,
Gen. Mitchell.
Heavyweight hunters-First, Kin
prillis, Mrs. Whitney; second. Merry
Prince. Mrs. G. P. Greenhalgh; third,
Blue Ridge, Gen. Mitchell; fourth,
Wimalaya, Mrs. Cary Jackson.
Handicap hunters-First, Missing
Caddy, DR.. Randolph: second, My
Fairy, Mrs. jackson; third, Murphy's
Heroine, Miss Mary Keogh; fourth,
Sumatra, Mr.. Ziegler, jr.
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