Evening star., 1939-09-10
Hapb|ematic Scores
In Fairfax Horse
And Pony Show
Lands His First Title
In Convincing Style;
Dixie Broom Second
Special Dispatch to The Star.

DiAIe DIOOn SeCOnQ
Special Dispatch to The Star
FAIRFAX, Va, Sept. 9.-Hap-
blematic, 3-year-old entry of Alex
ander Rives of Edgewood Farm at
Gotham, Va, made his entrance
into the championship class today at
the Fairfax Horse and Pony Show.
The black gelding, hailing from
the Charlottesville sector, in VIM
ming his first championship, gar
nered 13 points against eight made
by the reserve champion, Dixie
Broom, entry Of Mrs. Herbert
Bryant
Dixie Broom was placed several
times where points did not count on
the championship, which was based
on conformation classes.
Outside of the lightweight hunt
ers' group a conformation class,
Hapblematic also won the bride
path hack. Dixie Broom led the
field in hunter hacks, the King Joy
class and the junior horsemanship
class, as well as placing in several
others.
Broomfield Double Winner.
Winning two flrstS, but neither
in conformation, was Broomfield,
owned and ridden by Capt. K. G.
Hoge of the War Department.
Broomfield was first in the touch
and out and handy hunter classes
and was second in the time class.
Golden Chalice, entry of Frost
Anderson, took six points to give
the reserve champion a contest.
In the touch and out class young
Fenton Fadeley, Jr,, riding two of
his fathers entries, Lacquer Lady
and Skippy, drew the applause by
his form in the jumps He placed
second and fourth in the class.
The judges were faced with
more than difficult job in the junior
horsemanship class. The largest
number of entries of any other class
competed, and the juniors, all under
II years. left no stone unturned
to acquire victory Dixie Broom
emerged on top, with Sunny, owned
by Nancy Marsh, second; Skippy,
owned by Fenton Fadeley. jr., third.
and Victorian, ID, from Mrs George
P. Greenhalgh's Springsbury Farm,
fourth. Victorian, I'd, also won the
bareback class.
Show Well Attended.
With almost perfect weather, the
show drew a large attendance. The
number of entries was not excep-
/ fint,o1 hut
throughout.
Judges were Gen. Guy v. Henry
of Washington and Lodge BoWles of
Boyce. Va. The Executive Commit
tee included Esther NJ. Palmer Of
Bancroft, president and manager:
Robert D. Graham, secretary and
treasurer; A. Smith Bowman and
w. T. Carrico.
Summaries:
! ar-ods-Ditchley owned by Or.
George Boiling Lee, frst: On Parade, owned
torisn md, Owned by Mrs. S Georse p Green
a1he 0Safa " BY 'fSk dFsd
| Gaines third; Dandy Jim. owned by MISS
| Gaines, fourth.
owned BY Pat Downes first: cTickef. f oVTnsd ooVWTnnasd
by Elizabeth Marsh. second; Chr Chat.
owned by Dean Rathburn jr. third.
ssddIs sd bs Is,ni ponies under 2ocDandy Jim;
BY Elizabeih Marsh second: Browne. I
e9Saed by JACK Lee Payne. third; Victorian
2nd' owned by Mrs. Greenhalsh. fourth.
Green hunters-Main Bearing owned BY
Aubrey Fishback. frst; Hapblematic. owned
by Edgewood Farm, second; Golden Chalice.
Sy P Tos ARdsqs ard onlb
Lightweisht hunters-Hapblematic. owned
srosa BY ovh.d M b D NJ, Lee second D1
third; Little Willie. owned by Mrs Bryant,
fourth.
=, Bride ri path hackaeHaphlematic owned
by Frost Anderson; second Cricket owned
| owned by Aubrey Fishback. fourth.
che oR6sd SeaBy BY TsGa rlGft XndTs @
ond; Viola owned BY Edgewood Farm. M third.
eoIh Thhorough5res saddle horses - Glory
matte. owned by Edgewood Farm. second:
Nanette, owned BY. DR.. Merstellar third:
! fourth.
Capt, K. q; Hoge. frst; Iaco1er LAD.
BY owPsd PsdR9 B2 Eadss sS9f
fourth.
| Junior horsemanship - Dixie Broom,
owned by Mrs. Bryant, first; Sunny owned
! by Nancy Marsh, second; Skippv owned
by Fenton Fadeley. jr., third; Victorian
IND. owned by Springbury Farm. fourth
Bareback class-Victorian end. owned
| by Springsbury Farm. first; Main Bearing
| owned by Aubrey Fishback. second; Cricket
| owned by Elizabeth Marsh. third: Dandy
Jim. owned by Mildred Gaines, fourth
Touch and out-Broomfeld owned by
Capt. X. G. Hoge. first Lacquer Lady,
| owned by Fenton Fadeley, second; Viola.
owned by Edgewood Farm, third Skppy,
owned by Fenton Fadeley, fourth.
King JOY Class-Dixie Broom. owned by
Mrs. Bryant. frst Hapblematic owned
by EdgeWood Farm, second.
Hunter hacks-Dixie Broom, owned by
! Mrs. Bryant. first Hapblematic, owned by
| Edgewood Farm. second; Cricket, owned
| by DR.. Marstellar. third.
Fairfax hunt-Little Willie. owned by
Mrs Bryant, first; Dixie Broom, owned by
/ Mrs Bryant. second.
Time class-Wllow end, owned by Mrs.
| Lee. first; Broomfeld, owned by Capt.
| Hoge. second Viola. owned by Edgewood
| Farm. third. Main Bearing. owned by
Aubrey Fishback. fourth.
Champion Hapblematic. owned by
/ EdgeWood Farm.
Reserve champion-Dixie Broom. owned
by Mrs. Bryant.