Evening star., 1937-10-09
WARRENTON SHOW
HONORS TO RANDLE
Horses of District Owner
Score Heavily in First
Days Program.
Special Dispatch TO The Star,

\A/ The Warrenton Horse
" " Show sustained its repu-
tation for high-grade en-
tries, fine performance and prompt
ness in its first-day program yester-
day, going through without . hitch
or accident.
Mrs. John Hay Whitney entered q
number of young horses besides her
long line Of well-known winners and
was one OF the most successful as
we'll as the most extensive exhibitors.
Others who took many ribbons were
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 8. Randle Of Wash
ington. who had 20 entries and were
conspicuous winners.
The Fort Myer Horse Show team
won three ribbons in the interna-
tional course, and several in other
classes. Springsbury Farm. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Greenhalgh. Berryville.
Va, and Mrs Ellsworth Augustus. Will
loughby, Ohio, were also large win
ners.
Foal, z. L. Redmon; second. Cornet and
aDa soa ros Mss T. 8 E sSInn.I Wnml third rortreuse
Aaii-br.aa = y.srlins sfihmf First. R.ndl..
SSss,nns eSssn Mr. ,1,n and MS q g Randls; second
Ge'dina. Mrs. Cary jackson
Half-bred 2-vear r-olds-First. Panoles
Fine. Mr.. and Mrs U. s. Randie; second
stormy Weather. George 8. Cutting; third,
Report Z. L. Redmon.
= Half-bred 3.year-olds- ds-First. Hopeful
Redmon; third. Randles Trojan, Mr.. and
Mrs. U. 6. Randle.
IN open jumping class, fences not exceed;
nsldden ns,;,i oy Mrs; Cary Jackson: second
chsttsT Ma;d.1 Chat a,nis MS PSlsworth Apgustus
show show prior Tt to closing Of entries 81 III.
Whitney; second, Loro. Mrs. John Hay
whitney; thiSd, Airy Spirit. Mrs. John
nHF fouTlyeafsolds MHtenfy and und.r-s-y..r-old,
to jump 3ls feet 4-year-olds i feetM Gio
First ssrsL The Bear; Bear; Mrs. John Hay whitney
Royal TssSnd e.ss boDeis Fsdmon third
Half-bred hunters, horses not eligible for
TWsfilSs.TationFiEft WiSemi0s Royal ReysIsr Miss
1; Redmon; third. Randles Hope, Mr.. and
Mrs. U. g. Randle.
Lishtt..xeisht ereen hunters-rirst. The
eeapisb eeapi Mrs H,,: John Hay Whl,ney; second
third. Iberis, Mrs H. r. Holiday. jr.
Working hunters. Judged for hunting
sSoundness Sn and manners-First. Hunters
ter Chat. Mrs. Ellsworth AusSstne; sr1n & tbi1d.
Decanter. Randy W. Carter.
Model hunters; years and over: shown
IN IN hand-First. The Bear. Mrs. John Hay
Farm. third, chatter Chat. Mrs. Z.
- Hunter hacks. walk. trot and eanter-
| Iohv Ho1lf de- ~
ond. sand Artist: Mrs Ellsworth Ausustus;
third. Hunters Choice: Springsbury Farm.
fences not exc.sdna so.T IA e ss
Orange Va; .econd. coll.t%t. % ASSr.y FISH Fish
fourth. Hobo. Mrs Cary Jackson: nth.
Clipped WinEs. Fort Meyer horse show
Ladies hunters. jump feet-First
second, Big John. Holiday nili Farm;
Tqp. SsT M sroe s16 Mas bsr u s
spread Of feet--First, Moth Bail, Hubert
Phirps; second Rusty; Fort Never horse horse
Never horse show team
Heavy-weisht hunters. up to carving
go pounds aualified hunters lump AZ
Farm; third, White Spot, sprinrsbury
Farm.
Appointment class ladies' side saddle in
formal hunting ATTIRE. not 1ump-f1rst.
Dornier Dor, Aubrey Fshback. Mrs. Mel
VILE Church up; second satinele. Mrs.
B. D. Spilman. jr.: third. Bon Diable. Mrs.
J. H. whitney.
International course, first day. eight
fences without wings, not exceeding 4
team; second. Billy. Capt. Bernard IMb--
hermann. Fort Hoyle: third. Clipped
Winss. Fort Meyer horse show team.
all Judged for style. manners. way of
going and conformation-Eirst. Easter
Morning. Miss Wilhelmine Kirby; second.
| Troop. Mrs. j. T. Moore, Jr.