Evening star., 1936-06-13
MALCOLM LEADING
UPPERV|LLE HORSE
Reserve LaureIS at Show
Go to Rokeby-Sacrifice,
Wealthy Score.
vPPERVILLE. Va, June 10

HFFEfbN LILLE, va, OullC 10
Horace Moffett's Macoim. a
5-year -old son of Macaw-
~ Oolong, which had scarcely
tasted the strong wine Of horse show
victory before this season, won the
grand hunter championship Of the
eighty-fourth Upperville horse show
yesterday afternoon as that exhibition
drew to close at the Grafton show
grounds. Winner of the event for
lightweight green hunters on Thurs
day, the Corinthian and portion OF
the hunt team honors yesterday, Ma
colin had nevertheless bowed to other
good horses in the course of the meet
ing, but at the end the judges decided
they liked best of all his measured,
steady way at fences and rather
racy type of conformation.
Reserve championship for the two
days went to Miss Charlotte Nolands
Rokeby. a superior grey which won
the Founders Cup and was consist
emily in the ribbons elsewhere. The
crowd of $500 that witnessed the
final contests sported at least a dozen
masters of foXhounds and score OF
millionaires in its ranks, while hun
dredS of horse lovers from dozen
States f1ocked to the ringside to wit
ness the exceedingly interesting COM
petitions over new and stiff outside
course, as we'll as some of the finest
breeding classes listed in this country.
DR.. Lewis NJ. Aliens Cog D'Esprit,
a sturdy grey 2-year-old recently VIC
torious in the Garter Hall meet, re-
peated again yesterday in the division
for youngsters of that age, while Ed
ward Friendly of Warrenton, COM
parative newcomer TO the game, left
the grounds carrying both blue and
red ribbons of the yearling colt event
won by two juveniles from his barn.
The yearling filly blue went to Mrs.
John B. Anderson's Taglioni.
IN THE eyes of the specialists, the
most important triumphs aside
from the aforementioned were that
scored by Mrs. D. C. Sands Sacrifice
in the huge and magniflcently fought
thoroughbred hunter test, and the
good work Of Miss Charlotte Noland'S
Wealthy, which defeated a powerful
field in the ladies hunter claSsifica-
ton.
From the standpoint of the specta-
tors, however, perhaps the most anus
ing interlude of all was the family
class, in which several well-known
Virginia sporting families turned out
en- masse, from parents to youngest
offspring, creating warmly sympa-
thetic picture as they put their home
used hacks through their PAGES.
The results:
Handicap hunters-First. Scout. Mrs.
D. N, Lee; second. Gov. Peay. U: s. Rsndle;
third. Second Attack, William Zeigler, jr.;
fourth. clifton'S Lad, DR.. Lewis M. Allen.
>. Thoroughbred brood mares-First, Dura-
Fairy, William Ziegler, jr.: third, Mrs.
Dennis. j. B. skinner; fourth, Portrush'
Mr and MIS- Ge0rse GTsennagh agtrx
meade Farm; third. entry, William zegler.
Thoroushbred TR brs staIiionsWFirst tail polydor
Mr.. Zeigler, jr.; second, Runantell. DR.. and
Mrs; A.. c. Randolph; third. Rolling In,
Ponies under saddle-First. Nancy Miss
Elena Oliver; second, Commit. Foxcroft
Pony Stud; third. Lassie. Foxcroft; fourth,
Brownie, Jack and Lee Payne.
Ponies over jumpers. under. IL hands
First. Lassie. Foxcroft second, Billy, Miss
G s,nsnd Patricia & D0Enes third entry, Douglas
: Heavy and middleweisht hunters-First,
Mrs. Anderson: third, Brown Tiger, Ray S.
Langley.
Lightweight hunters-First. Glory Road,
MIS- Lee. Second Marnlno Horace Moi
fett; third. Ny Gold, Mr. and Mrs. Green
TasiiOni' Mrs: Anderson; zHs second, ITss, entry,
Brookemeade Farm; third. Happy Chase,
Houghton Metcalf; fourth, entry, Mr.
Thoroughbred yearline .colt-First.
Entry s1sydiE Edward .sis Friendly second entry MT
fourt6 fnay ent1v anird entry dmo MTs; W. p Stewart
Thoroughbred 2-yesr -oids-First. Coz
PP,EsDrit, P.Es1 DR. .,,.A Allen second; CliftSns
Anderson: fourth. aH Jurisprudence. sq uie'' MIS-
First. Lady, Peggy. Miss Edna Roth; Sec
queen Of sheba. Stanley Greene II.
Thoroughbred road hacks-First. Gov
Peaf TT.ss s. scssg sns S GOD e5nes
w War, Iion Louise Myers; fourth. cliftons Lad.
Ponies over jumps. under 14.2 hands
Peppy. Miss Nathalie Hazard third. Lady
Touch and out class-First. Mother.
Meander Farm; second Blue Thistle
George r. Slater; third. Petite Poule. DR..
Thoroughbred hunters-First. Sacrifice
Benton Stables second. Rokeby. Miss
Charlotte holland: third. Macolm. Mr.. Mof-
fett; fourth. Cliftons Lad. DR.. Allen.
Family saddle class-First, Mary and
Jane Moller; SECOND Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Oliver Iselin, jr.. and family; fourth. Mrs.
James Hamilton and family.
Ladies hunters-First. wealthy. Miss
Noland; second. Cliftons Lad. DR.. Allen;
third. Niiinsky. Mrs. Anderson; fourth,
Cathode Ray. Miss Nesbit.
Corinthian-First. Macolm. Mr. Moffett;
second, Rokeby. Miss Noland; third. Moth
er Sills; Benton Stables; fourth. Cathode
Ray. Miss Nesbit.
Hunt texms-First. entry; Piedmont
Hunt; seed entry. Middleburs Hunt;
third entrl Piedmont Hunt.
Grand mpton-Malcolm. MI. MOI.