The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-12
FINAL HORSE SHOW
SESSION TONIGHT

vile rider. Greenville's Carolina
stables, and E. G. Gilmore were
also much in evidence.
Well known here and elsewhere,
Mr.. Gilmore appeared here last
year with the Maplecrest stables,
of Morristown, Tenn. Now train
ing for the Cotton To? stables, of
Georgia, he is showing horses
owned by T. B. Stanley, of Stan
leytown, Va, in the current show.
SPECTACULAR, HUMOROUS
FEATURE PLEASING
Two exhibitions. one spectacu-
lar, and the othe: humorous,
pleased the large crowd last night.
In the first. little Cliff Eller,
one of the South's outstanding
child riders, showed a fve-gaited
pony in an exhibition. 1t was a
splendid showing of both horse
manship and performance.
In the second, Bill Dalton, of
Fruitland, booted a long-eared
mule home last to win first honors
in the mule race. In this exhibit
ton, the riders change mules and
the last one home wins.
Mrs. James isis Bond) Smyth
copied second honors on a slight
ly moth-eaten charger, and HOLES
Justice was third.
AFTERNOON CLASSES
Mare and colt class: First, 7.
NJ. Dalton, Henderson county;
second, Eleanor Moffett, Ashe-
Vile; third, T. NJ. Dalton.
Tots lead-in class: First, Gene
Breedin, Spartanburg, S. c.; sec
ond, "Skeeter" Oehne, Sarasota,
Fla.
Breeding stations, shown in
hand: Three-year-olds, first, Will
liam Dalton; second J. H. Stepp;
four-year-olds, first, c. R. Cum
ningham; second, J. H. Stepp.
Keystone camp Craftsmanship
class: First, Betty Rose Com
mander, Tampa, Fla; second,
Mary Frances Hopkins; third,
Betty Ann Taylor.
Novice three-gaitcd First,
Irish Gentleman" Cotton Top
stables, Edison, Ga, f. G. Gill
more riding; second, "War
Dance" lockwood farms, Green
vile, S. c., Harry Stephenson rid
ing; third, Radiant Rose" Caro-
lima stables, Greenville, S. c., Mrs.
j. V. Robinson riding.
T.,
Bohon," julius NJ. Johnston, Char
lotte; second, RED Sails" Rock
void farms, Greenville, S. c.,
Doodle" Barksdale riding; third,
Burning Daylight" J. R. Hicks,
Jr., Macon, Ga, George Taylor
riding.
Camp Ton-A- Wandah interme-
date class: First, Sue FEEDER,
Cleveland, O.; second, Catherine
Egerton, Orangeburg, S. c.; third,
Mary Coggins, Columbia, S. c.
Local walking horses: First,
Red Rock, Sam Pickard of Flat
Rock, Doodle" Barksdale riding;
second, horse entered by D. T.
Hart; third, Tony, w. X. Broyles,
Hendersonville; fourth, Willow
Wisp, T. B. McGahey, Flat Rock.
Knock down and out jumping;
First Virginia Girl, Pinehurst sta
bles, Billy Tate; second, High
Boy, Linville stables, Alister Don
aldson riding; third, Colonial Gay,
J. R. Hicks, Jr., Eleanor Moffett
riding.
Three-gaited horses, shown by
amateur riders: First, Chimney
Swift, lockwood farms, H. R.
Stephenson riding: second, Gypsy
Melody, Sammy Mcconnell, At
lanta, Ga; third, Joyous Esquire,
Betty Emery, Greenville, S. c.
Bareback jumping: First, Vir-
ginia Girl, Pinehurst stables, Billy
Tate; second, Silver, Joan Good
in, Philadelphia, Pa; third, Top
Thorn, Pinehurst stables, Junebug
Tate.
Junior three gated: First, Radi-
ant Rose, Carolina stables, Green
vile, S. c.; second, Irish Gentle
man, Cotton Ton stables, Edison,
Ga.
Children's open Craftsmanship,
~ years and under: First, Sammy
Mcconnell. Atlanta, Ga; second,
Cliff Eller, Statesville; third Milly
Emery, Greenville, S. c.; fourth,
Mary Margaret Martin, Camp
Ton-A-Wandah.
Five-gaited combination: First,
Mountain Melody, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Stanley, Stanleytown. Va;
E. G. Gilmore riding; second,
Twilight Song, R. Horace John
ston, Charlotte, Robert Stokes
riding; third, Flaming Gold, j. R.
Hicks, Jr., George Taylor riding.
NIGHT CLASSES
Model three-gaited: First, JOY
Gus Esquire, Milray Stables; sec
ond, Gypsy Melody, Sammy Nc
Connell, Tuxedo Hunt club; third,
War Dance, Rockwald Farms.
FOLIO LEAD TO COME 49, - -
Ladies' fve-gaited: First, Syn
copating Sue. Carolina stables,
Greenville; second, Lucky Prince.
Milray stables, Greenyille; third,
Dare Light, Sam P:ckard, Flat
Rock.
n. C. owned three gated: First,
Omaha, julius Johnson, Charlotte;
second, Black Venus, T. B. Nc
Gahey, Flat Rock; third, List o.
the-Sea, Louise Miller, Henderson
vile.
Open hunters: First, Gallant
Lady, Jean Goodin, Philadelphia;
second, Virginia Girl, Pinehurst
stables, Billy Tate; third, Silver,
Flora Day Dickson, Philadelphia.
Pleasure saddle horses, 5-gait-
ed division: First, King Den
mark, J. R. Hicks, Macon; sec