The Washington times., 1938-06-11
PRINCES son
CAPTURES BLUE
AT TUPPERVILLE

UPPERVnLE, Va, June IL,
-Four thousand spectators are ex.
pected by officials to attend the
second day of competition in the
forty eighth annual Upperville
Colt and Horse Show at Grafton
Farms here today.
A colorful array Of classes bid
fair to make this running Of the
event the largest and best manned
show in the long history Of the
annual event.
With fair weather forecast,
horse lovers from northern Viz.
ginia, parts Of Maryland and the
District of Columbia converged
here early this morning.
Two Middleburg horsemen car.
ried home prize trophies yesters
day when DR.. D. T. Saffer's brown
gelding, Princes Son, captured q
leg on the Challenge Bowl in the
registered half-bred three-year.old
class, and E. L. Redmon's No Play
took the Founders Cup in the
class for horses bred and owned
in Loudon and Fauquier counties.
Among the ribbon winners in
the younger classes were those
by Mrs. John B. Anderson, E. L
Redmon and Miss Wilhelmine s.
Kirby.
Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh's
Agent Boy and Ray s. Shoemak.
er's Bricklayer, led with the num-
ber of hunter ribbons.
Summaries:
Draft Division, Mares and Foals-
First, Bounce and foal, G. W. Iden;
second, queen and foal LlanEollen Farm;
third, Miss Let and foal. Llaneollen
Farm.
Draft Yearlings-First. Bell, Charles
r. Hope; second, Fannie, Z. L. Redmon;
third, entry. Llangollen Farm
Charles r. Hope; second, Charlie, Amos
Huff; third, Rose, Thomson Sewers.
Draft 3-Year- -olds-First. Barney, Mrs.
Emily G. Ramey; second. Dolly Penn
broke, Mrs. William F. Walsh; third.
Draft S-Year-olds and over--First,
Barney, Hubert P. Hipps; second. Bet.
Mrs. Josephine G. Libby; third Nell. c.
E. Norman's estate.
Tunney Llangollen Farm; second.
Geoffrey, Mrs. William F. Walsh; third.
Boxted Confider. Edward R. Johnston.
Half-Bred Yearlings-First. Wrinkle,
Boy, C. 1. Leith; third, Farnley Bruissr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mackay Smith.
Yearling Colts Sired by Bureau s1lv,of Of
Marsteller; second, Wrinkle, Mrs. John
B. Anderson; third, Reject, DR.. E. H.
Heavy Draft Pairs-First, Barney and
Genette and Csrryettis, Llangollen Farm
Time. E. L. Redmon; second. Goshen.
Miss Charlotte H: Noland; third, Mounts
Half-Bred Brood Mares-First, Grand
Ma. Peach Brothers, Upperville; second,
Primrose, Mr.. and Mrs. U. 9. Randle.
Washington; third. Lucille =. L. Red
Half-Bred FOais-First, entry. c. I.
Leith; second. entry, E. L. Redmon:
third, entry, E. L. Redmon.
coley. Hubert .Phipps. Marshall; second,
Bet and Nell. Mrs. Josephine g. Libby.
Darien Conn: third. Bob and Prince,
M N. Lyon, PurcellviIle.
Three-Year-Old Lightweights - First.
Grand Dan, Miss wilbelmie S. Kirby.
Bedford Hills, N. Y; second, wood Rock
Benton Stables, Middleburg: third, Court
Allez, Mrs. Fay ingalls,, Hot Springs
Va.
Four Horse Teams7First. bay team.
Hubert Phipps; second. roam team, Mrs
Josephine G. Libby; third. black team
~; Three-Year-olds, Middle and Heavy.
weight-First, Agents Boy, srringsbury
Farms: second. First Holiday Holiday
Hill Farms: third. Randls's Pride. Mr.
and Mrs. U. S. Randle.
Half-Bred 3-Year-olds - First. The
Princes Son. DR.. D. T. Safer. Middle
burg: second Brick Layer. Ray 8. Shoe
maker; third, Mowgli. Mrs. Crompton
Smith, Middleburg.
Three and 4-Year-olds, Suitable to Be
Springsbury Farm: second: Auburn
third. Agent Boy, Springsbury Farm.
Three-Year-Old Hunters-First, Mowgb.
Mrs. CromptOn Smith, Middleburg: SEQ.
ond. Wood Rock, Benton Stables: third,
Brick Layer, Ray S. Shoemaker.
Lightweight Green HunterS-Ffrst.
Clifton's Jane DR.. L. NJ. Allen; second.
Leaf Hanger, Horace Moffett: bird.
Half-Bred Hacks-First, Royal Patches,
Mrs. Billy Jacobs, WeatheraII; second.
Colonel George. James s. Gulick; third,
Dust Brush, James Mccormick.
Hunters, 4-Year-O and Under-First,
Brick Layer. Ray S. Shoemaker: second.
Clifton's Chataline, DIR. L. M. Allen;
third Protest, springsbury Farm.
The Founders Cup for Horses Bred
and Owned in Loudoun and Fauquier
second. Tor, Peach Brothers: third. Leaf
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