Evening star., 1937-07-04
LADY AGAIN RULES
CULPEPER EXHIBIT
L. N. Farmers Mare Re.
peats Triumph of 1886
on Opening Day.

opening Gay OF the Culpeper
Horse Show featured ar in
creased number of breeding
and draft classes indicative OF the
growing interest in horse breeding in
this county. In competition with
heavy draft horses owned in Culpeper,
Madison and Rappahannock Counties.
l.. M. Farmers gray mare Lady again
carried off honors, repeating her sue
cess of last year
OF special interest was the class for
half-bred yearling colts in which we're
shown four promising yearlings from
the stables Of Mr. and Mrs. Mackay
Smith of White Post, these entries
winning second, third and fourth
places against good competition.
Working hunters class. shown over
a splendid outside course. brought
together the very cream of the hunt
ers. And Primerva, with Miss Ellie
Wood Keith, agent, won first place
in this.
Race Run in Two Sections.
HUNTERS from the Whitney Stables
gave good accounts of themselves,
the Bear winning two frsts and
third in hunter classes.
Ray S. Shoemaker's Hy-Glo also
was blue ribbon winner several times
over
The second fiat race, S furlonss.
open To all, had so many entries It
was run in two sections. A spectacu-
lar finish marked the first section,
when Try King nosed ahead OF the
winner, Timber Net, but an instant
too late to be victor in this hotly
contested race.
Summary of opening days program.
arranged especially for county exhl-
bits and called Culpeper day:
CLASS NO. Is special yearling draft
class. sponsored by and prizes donated by
the Culpeper Percheron Breeders Associa-
tlon,-Flrst. Patsy. owner. B. H. Wayland.
Second. Bessie; owner, Mrs. Constance
CLASS NO. ! draft colts ] and years
cLd shown n nsba tor horses Owned IN
SGountlesl-Flrst. Better, owner, George L,
Shesrer. Second. A. Lewis; owner. J.
CLASS No. g draft horses. years and
over, open to all IN Culpeper. Rappahan-
mock and Madison CountiesJ-Flrst, Lady:
owner Louis oIs 1nsseep Third TsTno TonT own.r 1sH
EowaTd Floyd 6 Fourth. Novelty; owner.
and thorous entry. owner.
James Z. Yates. Second entry, owner.
ssnsT ,smsS Go,'a5 Ts.f ThTd Itts Ers,ns
Saso 'ry oxSe! a,Sh Ws@T6 VhG5ah'li Fourth en-
CLASS NO. 'yearing colts thorourh-
orsd shown IN hand; suitable for hunters)
Second entry. owner NJ R Waugh Third.
Eapsplemstic; owner. Edgewood Farm.
FoeTis CIhss sn,TY No 9~nsT NM NJ Waugh
shown IN hand sultsble to become hunt
srsl-First entry owner Pearch Bros
Second sarnley-Armetis; owners, Mr. and
Amazon; owners, Mr. and Mrs Mackay
Smith. Fourth. sarnley-Arsosy owners,
W CLASS ans N5D No safpsg iosgss sm'5 t6r ror. ,,
hands, Judged as childs ponies and ridden
by children under l4r-Flrst. Jack; owner.
Pessy Wst 6sts 1s1sr Hagilton Second craven
FSourth StN,,tthh, Fsirheld Phillis; owner, e R.
CLASS no. II hunters. s-year-olds.
| shown over Jumps 3iz feet: conformetjon
general promise and performance count.dJ
| Second. FQxway: owner Mrs T Beatty
Brown. Third. Justa Far: owner Meander
Farm Fourth, Leaf Hanger; owner, Hor-
CLASS no, rs working hunter class.
ST'n1,1a SpTn TO all sh9Dn over outside course at
vera Miss Ellie Wood Keith agent Sec
Third; Cataract. owner, Peach Bros.
Fourth Rsndle's Way owner. Mr., and Mrs.
CLASS NO. 10 nocsl jumping class -
vear-ods. over 3la feet, 4year-o -olds over
First, Justa Far: owner. Meancer Farm
Farms Third Happy S;s BoS! "'S7 owner ern0s = ".
armstrong. Fourth Mowglo; owner Mean
CLASS NO. u fthree-raited and saddl.
hoISes shown IN the ring at walk: trot
nins; owner. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon owen.
1h1d cfass saS S6 PIX 0"lss W BGss ss3ao,
blue ribbon winners, a. feet; performance
| Fishback. Second. Gamadora; owner. Ray
| s. Shoemaker. Third. Hy-Glo; owner. Ray
CLASS 10. 15 thunters. 4-year-olds and
under; conformation and general promise
80 per cent; performance over 4-foot
Jumps; so per centl-First, The Bear: owner.
owner. Ray S. Shoemaker. Third. Foxway:
| owner. Mrs. T. Beatty Brown.
Class ,oS No. and s suitable c,d 70 hn9t
oWnsr MS DE" John Hay S' whitn.y me second. es
Grand Fumor; owner: Mrs. b. N Les.
CLASS No. 10 lightweight hunters. for
| morse carrying up to l6O pounds over
| Jumps 4 feet>-First. First Gal; owner.
| Mrs J. E. Barber, Second Clifton
| Trump; owner. DR., Lewis M. Allen. Third.
The Bear; owner, Mrs. John Hay, whitney.
CLASS No. 20 tmiddeueight and
| up to i75 pounds over 4-foot Jumps: con-
| formation. % per cent; performance and
| manners. rs per centl-First,
| owner. Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Rande. Sec
| ond. jug Ador; owner. Mrs. T. Beatty
Brown. Third Nobody's Pool owner.
| Mrs. John Hay Whitney.
| Racing Program.
FIRST RACE topen to alI-First. Per-
| sian Star: owner. Keith Bickers. Second.
| Peepyett: owner Bill Waugh.
| SECOND RACE-First, Timber Net:
owner, Malcomb Rhodecap. Second Try
King: owner. c. Stanton. Third. Gold
| Fever; owner Mrs. George Watts King.
Second section of second nat race-First.
Chorway; owner, Mrs. E. Roberts. Sec
| ond. Turnup; owner. Edward OHryan.
Third Sail Boat; owner. A. B. Barlow,
THIRD RACE Hs miiesmFirst pas-
Third sotex; owner Mrs E Roberts
| STEEPLECHASE lover 2l7 miles cross
| country: over 10 Jumps and once over
| hafmile track)--First. Peett: owner.
Albert E. Peirce Second. Veteran sfecple-
| chaser. Paul Pry: owner. Chuck Breeden.
| Third. Five o Clock: owner. Clarence Furr,
AZUCAR NIPS CARL S.