Evening star., 1938-06-11
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UPPERV|LLE SHOW
Thrills Abound as Horses
Miscalcu|ate Jumps in
Shaded Arena.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

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Shaded Arena.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
UPPERvILLE. Va, June 1.-THE
advertised oldest horse show in
America" got of to flying start at
Grafton Farm here yesterday for the
48th renewal of the Upperville Colt
and Horse Show. With emphasis
placed on breeding, the Springsbury
Farm of Berryville was given a shade
the better Of the inaugural days card,
with Ray s. Shoemaker Of Harrisburg,
Pa, among the leaders, with Brick
layer.
1t was day for halfbreds and
heavy drafts as well as thoroughbreds
and the show was generally conceded
the best in the history of the local
association. with plenty of horses for
every division. The classes were 30
well filled it was necessary to post
pone the handicap jumping class. the
programmed last event Yesterday, un-
til this morning, so late were the
events being run behind schedule.
Many Thrills Provided.
The thousand or so people were
treated to many thrills as horses mis-
calculated their jumps throughout the
afternoon. This was due to an over
cast sky that darkened an already
shaded arena. Falling by the way
side were Seldom Peach, U. s. Randle
and Alex Calvert, and all three were
given first aid. Their injuries were
not serious, however.
Springsbury accounted for three
first ribbons, winning the 3-year-old
middle and heavyweight with Agent
Boy, the middle and heavyweight green
hunters with Protest, and the 3-and.
4-year-old suitable with Rockmayne.
Shoemaker's Bricklayer topped a
classy field in the 4-year- old hunters
and under. and picked up a second
and third here and there. E. l.. Red
mon with No Fool annexed the
Founders Cup. while Or. l.. M. Aliens
Clifton's Jane won the lightweight
green hunters. and Mrs. Crompton
Smiths Mowgli took the 3-year-old
hunters.
Phipps Gains Honors.
Hubert Phipps was outstanding in
the heavy draft division, while hon.
ors were about evenly divided among
a host Of exhibitors in the halfbred
classes.
The summaries:
Boases and adai toa m'tss G. nd ,o.n
coanette and foal. Ilansoiien Farm. i '"''u'
fss0f ftasy RoD fnreeivis snsaFIs seeeed ss
entry. uansoIlen Farm. UDperville: fourth.
N'fk y ar b.aSy Pafssye
sic. Charles R. Hope. Purcellvilie; second.
Charlie Charlie W, Amos Hun: ypperyille; third.
SoThfs w e tanslss ssayy New go1h
second se|1 = Post en.Ty,: third. Bell 'siH. Mrs:
e. eameE hhaIssa hsasg drafts and
First, Barney, Hubert Phipps, Marshall:
Sn second. Bet MIS-. Josephine q. Libby,
aI,sn' Estats' S1nn ihird' Nell C. z. Norman
Pure,bred draft stallions-First. Tunney.
frsy MTs FsTm wppsrvIlsi second Gsot
third. Boxted Connder. Edward r., John
Hall; bred yearlinss-rirst. Wrinkle. Mrs.
sonny Boy {, / Ieith' Aide: third. Fam. Farm.
Smith White POST AhS Fourth, I Reject. &c Hsekiy BE- Z
Heavy draft pairs-First Barney and
Bel. Mrs. Emily G. Ramey. Marshall; sec
end: Genette and carryettis, Lianeolien
Best yearllng colt-First Royal Dan.
Winkle Mrs John 3. Anderson. Rector
M Manassas: = fourth. Acrobat. John c. Rust
r Twq;ssaf,sld haltersds-rirst. m His Time
MSS MSS Charlotte H; Noland. Middlebnrs;
fourth. Miss Independence, Mr.. and Mrs
Heavy draft pairs-First Barney and
Coley. Hubert Phinps,. Marshall: second
ls1v,I, Be, Ind NsII ,sIrd NoIman estate FuS
New York. - VIZ ''''' w. y
Half,bred brood mares-First. Grandma
try: third, Lucille. E. L. Redmon, Mid.
dieburx fourth. Ganadora, Ray S. Shoe
Half-b foais%First. entry. C. I. Leith
Aide second; entry f. Ia Redmon Mid
diebure: third. entry. r. L. Rrdmon Mid
dinourE; fourth. entry, Peach Bros, Upper
Three year old lishtweiehts--First Grand
Dan, Dan, Miss Wihelmine 8. Kirby. Bedford
AillS. N. x; second. Wood Rock. Benton
mcpolis. Morris s. cIsfe Orange,
wejrhta1t TjhreeEfaJ-old on, midd,s ard heavy,
Farm: Be-ryville; second First Hoiteay
Holiday Hill Farm. Mentor. Ohio: third
Randle's Pride. Mr.. and Mrs U. s. Randle.
- Four-horse teams-First: entry Hubert
Phipps Marshall; second. entry. Mrs
entry: N. n Luon % Pnrcellvilie' ,lT Lo"n'' 'n'f'
Half bred 3 year olds - First. The
Esdons rrinoss Son Pr Sane s,dalssars
third NOVEL;. Mrs. ,cromDton
Mr. Thrss ans M5s .ns u Bands Fairfas .sh.
sprinssbnry Farm. Berryville: second
AI1rn tn;Id prince sShn Ames IT. Boston
Morett. Rectortown.
Thrse-year-old hrnters.First. NOVEL;
w Woodrnck Benton stables. Middlehnrs;
saseurT Mzs 0"ssh pahde R'nSss Tsi4fsx Find Mr. and
LighIweight green hunters-First. Cliff
toms Jane. DR.. L. NJ Allen. Berryville;
second. Leaf Hanger. Horace Moffett. Rec
tortown. third. Grey Mouse, Ray 8. Shoe.
Mr. ard Mrs W. H Perry. Gotham.
Half-breds. to walk, trot snd canter.-
First. Royal Patches. Mrs. Billy Jacobs
WethersIl, Boyce: second. Colonel George
James s. Gulick. Casanova: third. Dust
Brush. James Mccormick. MiddIsburR;
fourth. Recall. Peach Bros, Upperville;
Four-year-old hunters and iInder--First
Bricklayer. Ray 8 Shoemaker. Harris
burg; second clifton's Chateleine. DR.
L NJ Alien. Berryville: third. Rockmayne.
Sprinzsburv Farm. Berryville: fourth. De-
mopoli.. Morris g. Clark. Orange.
The Founders Cup-First No Play. T.
Fifty. Mrs. Davis H. buckley. The Plains:
third. Leaf Hanger. Horace Moffett Rec
tortown:. fourth Mr. Carter. Peach Bros,
Upperville.
Middle and heavy weight ereens hunters
First Protest.. Sprinesbury Farm. Berry
vile. second. Hioh Rock. Joseph Rose,
Della plane; third. Royal Rebel Sprinesbury
Farm. Berrvville: fourth. Faithful Heart,
Mrs John Hay whitney. Upperville
Half-bred hunters-First. Nijinsky. Mrs.
.rohn b. Anderson, Rectortown: second.
Royalty I'd. E. L. Redmon. Middleburg;
third. Ciifton's Chateleine. DR.. L. NJ. Allen,
Berryville.
STUART NINE rs CHAMP.
Stuart won the Junior High School