The Washington times., 1938-09-03
RANDLE'SSTABLE
Wins 4F|RSTS IN
COLVIN RUNSHOW

Taking first place in four classes,
the stable Of Col. q. 8. Randle
featured the first days exhibition
Of the Colvin Run Horse and Pony
Show, beld at the Colvin Run show
grounds.
The Randle horses, led by Prim-
rose, Randle'S Lad and Princess,
also won two seconds.
Little Jack Lee Payne rode
Brownie to blue ribbons In the
pony saddle class and the pony
jumping class
Phil Thomas, age 4, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Reed Thomas, rode the
colt Returns, to victory.
Queen of Sheba, owned by Stan
ley Green, won the lead-in pony
class and the pony saddle class
for its 477th and 478th blue rib
bons. Queen Of Sheba has won
148 silver trophies and SO cham
pionshipS.
Class /: Draft stallions-First, NeoEa,
owned by ]. A. Wheeler (only one entry).
Class 2: Draft mood mares-First.
Polly. owned by David Wickens; seconds
Fanny, owned by Fremont Day.
Class 8: Draft yearliug colts-First.
Princess, owned by David wieksns (only
one entry).
Class S: Draft 2-year-old colts-First,
Dividend, owned by David Wickens; seq
ond, June. owned by ]. A. Wheeler;
third, Ella. owned by Louis Rodier.
Class 6: Draft teams shown under
i h IN ass f~a DALI T.k
David wickens. No second or third
places In team showings.
Class z: Registered two-horEa teams to
be shown under harness-First. May and
Nellie, owned by ]. A. Wheeler
Class g.: Half-breed colts suitable to
become hunters-First, Randle'S Prin.
cess. owned by u. s. Randls; second,
High View, owned by H. NJ. cornwell; ;
third, Gold Digger, owned by Reed
Class .: 2-year-old half-bred colts suit
able to become hunters-First, Randlea
Princess, owned by U. s. Randle; second.
Gold Digger, owned by Reed Thomas.
Class 10: Half-bred mares suitable to
produce hunters-First, Primrose, owned
| by U. S. Randle; second, Runday, owned
by R. W. Pritchard; third, Lady. owned
by J: A. Wheeler; fourth, MisS Bee,
owned by Reed Thomas.
Glass IL: Sucking colts, thorough.
breds and non-thoroughbreds suitable to
become h In er s-First, Jack Frost,
| owned by w. Z. Hatcher: second, Prina-
rose, owned by U. S. Randle; third, entry
Of H. M Cornwell; fourth, Return, Reed
| Thomas
Glass IL: Yearlings, thoroughbrsds
and non-thoroughbreds. suitable to be-
come hunters-First. High View, owned
owned by Mrs. Ivan Money.
Glass 10: 2-year-oldS thoroughbreds
and non-thoroughbreds.N suitable to be-
come hunters-First, RandIe's Lad.
4 owned by U. s. Randle; second, Randle's
Princess, same owner; third, Gold Dig.
ger. owned by Reed Thomas.
Class IA: Lead-in pony class-F'irst,
Queen of Sheba, owned by Stanley Green
ID; second Josephine, owned by James
Powell.
Glass Is: Lead-in pony e1ass-First,
Brownie, owned by Shirley Payne; sec.
ond. victorian "a, same owner.
Glass 16: Parade class-No winner
listed.
Glass IT: Pony. saddle, I4.2 and under
First. Queen of Sheba, owned by Stan
ley Green; second, Josephine, owned by
James Powell.
Class IS: Pony. saddle. 12.3 and under
First, Brownie, owned Dy Shirley
Payne; second, Victorian I'd, same
owner; third, Dinah, owned by Mr..
Oliver.
Glass 10: Pony. jumping, 14.s and
under-Eirst, Josephine, owned by James
Powell; second, Queen Of Sheba, owned
by Stanley Green: third, Black Beauty,
owned by Nancy Fasanka.
Glass 20: Pony, jumping, 122 and
under-First Brownie owned by Shirley
Payne: second. Victorian I'd, owned by
same lady; third, Dinah, owned by Mr..
Oliver.