Evening star., 1937-08-18
BY NINA CARTER TABB.

BY NINA CARTER TABB.
TINE Berryville Horse ShoW, one
of the oldest annual sporting
events in Virginia, will take
Il place tomorrow and Friday
and promises to be one of the most
interesting horse shows ever held
at this historic little town. A. B.
Hummer says the grounds are in per-
feet condition, with green grass grow
ing and flags flying and that car
nival with all kinds OF amusements
is in full swing for those who may
get tired Of looking at horses. But
horses are the chief interest of most
Virginians.
There will be II classes the first
day with five races, including a
steeplechase and pony race in the
afternoon and 18 classes the second
day with the same number of races
In the afternoon. Beginning at $50
O'Clock each morning there will be
classes for all kinds and ages Of heavy
draft horses and Thoroughbred
Jumpers and ponies ~"
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Greenhalgh
Of Springsbury Farm top the list with
the largest number of entries, that
include such well-known horses as
Hunters Choice, already the winner
Of two championships and a reserve
ribbon this season: Royal Rebel
White Spats, Grayarno and Aga Rhu
Mr. Greenhalgh will show lovely
thoroughbred yearling that DR.. Bob"
Humphrey bought for him at the year.
ling sales at Saratoga last week from
the consignment Of Willis Sharpe Kill
ner. This young one is by Gino out
OF Sun Ayr. Mrs. Greenhalgh will
show the yearling she bred, Abdica-
ton, by Prince Of Wales out of Re-
f1nement, that won the yearlng colt
class at Upperville Horse Show in
June. Another entry from Springs
bury is Agent Boy, 2year-ol that
the Greenhalghs purchased from Mr..
and Mrs Crompton Smith of Middle
burg this Summer. He is by Land
Agent out Of Tijuca. Miss Virginia
Jacobs, Mrs. Billy Jacobs Wetherall
and Blakely Lodge, manager Of
6pringsbury Stable, will ride this
string Of horses in the show DR..
Lewis N. Allen Of Winchester, famous
for his string Of thoroughbred show
horses, has made a number OF entries.
which include Cliftons Chatalaine,
Clifton Trump, Cliftons Ferry, Cliftons
Rose, Cliftons Jane. Diana and He'd
erick, the latter horse owned by Miss
Jane Brook Of New York.
MRS. JOHN HAY WHITNEY has
made over 40 entries and her
wonderful show horses add to the
interest Of every show she exhibits
In. One Of her entries will be The
Bear, one of the most beautiful horses
have ever seen. He is by Teddy out
Of Flying Whisk by Whisk Broom
and is a lovely colored chestnut T.
yeAr-old. out Of the frst crop Of
American foals by Teddy. The Bear
Won the model hunter class at War
renton show last season for all
ages, the model class at Devon this
year and championship at Culpeper
show in July. In theabsence Of Mrs.
Whitney. who is still In Hollywood,
Mrs. Peggy Keith Hamilton. Waugh
Glasscock (manager of Llangollen show
stable) and Dick Kirby will ride her
horses at Berryville. Others that they
will show include Two Leggins, Bon
Diable. Missing Caddy, Spring Hope,
Nobodys Fool and Airy Spirit.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Randle OF Wash
ington are bringing their noted horses,
including Sport Marvel. Claws, Ran
dies Pride, Randle's Way, Randle's
Hope and Randle's Dodo. Little Miss
Anne Clay Bayly will ride her two
ponies. Camelot and Cameo. Teddy
Stettinius OF RApidan, Va, son OF
Edward Stettinin Of New York, Is
Z newcomer to the ring and will show
3 lovely pony.
Judges for hunter classes are to Be
Paul Gable Of Harrisburg, Pa, and
Jack T. Carpenter Of Orange. Va.
Judgin sheavy draft classes will be