Evening star., 1939-06-10
Miss PAT Takes Iona
Lead in uppervi||e
Saddle Show
Wins Four Blue Ribbons
And Founders Cup
On Opening Day
Bv ROBERT HENRY,
Star Stal1 Correspondent,

UPPERVILLE, Va. June 10.-Miss
Pat, a 4-year-old fllly owned by
Horace Moffett of Rectortown, took
a commanding lead for champion
ship honors in the annual Upper
vile Colt and Pony Show at Graf
ton Farms, near here, yesterday.
Performing before a large gath
ering in the oldest show in the
country, established in 1858, the
chestnut mare ridden by Tommy
Cooke gathered blue ribbons in four
classes to lead on points for the
main award closing the show late
today.
A daughter of the former race
horse. Espino, Miss Pat started of
by winning the 3 and 4 year -olds
suitable to become hunters, then
beat a large field in the hunters
for 4-year-olds and under. She then
won the Founders Cup, for horses
bred and owned in Loudoun and
Fanquier Counties. The cup pre-
sented yesterday was replica of
the cup given when the trophy was
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first in the half-bred hunters.
Trailing Miss Pat for honors was
To Victory, owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Haggin Perry of Gotham and
ridden by Otis Dodson. The big st.
James 3-year-old scored in success
sive classes when she won the
3-year old hunters over jumps,
beating Bo Bend. stablemate, and
then captured the lightweight green
hunters, with Miss Pat second.
Mrs. D. C. Sands of Middleburg
sent out a double winner from her
Benton Stables when Goshen topped
big fields in both the middle and
heavyweight hunters and the half
bred 3-year-olds. The young bay
horse also picked up several minor
awards.
Todays events include those for
ponies. thoroughbred lead-in, touch
and out, Corinthian and hunt teams.
Summary:
Heavy draft mares and foals-Won by
Lottie and foal. Harvey Fields second
Blackburn Diana and foal. Edward R.
Johnston.
Heavy draft yearllngs-Won by Oak
Forest of the Glen, Roland 6. Mitchell;
second. entry Llangolen Farms: third.
entry Peach Brothers.
ings-Won by Tommy. Edward jenkins.
Heavy draft 3-year-olds. mare or geld
ins.Won by Charlie. Amos Hof second
by Dolly Pembroke. Mrs william F.
Walsh second; Daisy Mcnoek, Lansollen
Maison De Malmaison H C. Thompson
and ,spn son second ND, BoS.ed confasr Edward
Half bred -yearlinss - Won bv Grand
Ld. Boses Fhrd sf'Gse BOY TSsr Town haps %2s
Heavy draf. pairs. 4-year-olds and un-
Yearlns colt 'S sired ts by B Bureau samef Of Animal
Industry or Remount Service stallion-,Won
ss.oRd BY KinF c,.rl Arthgr,s Pa, Mrs Howe Low:
Half.bred ,2-year-olds-won by Roval
Heavy draft pairs. 5-year-olds and un-
seeond P sns sna Ns Mrs ryn
Libby; third. Queen and coouette, Mrs.
John Hay Whitney.
Robert I Skinner: second. The Nun Rokeby
Stables: third, Grand Ma, Peach BIOS
ueaa.. aaifbred ts.,as t9alsmwen BY entry; p H,
th,sd entry S f"'1s E Rednon nSPef' l. SKINNER
"; IIhlreeiyear-ol lishtweishts-Won by
B. send M4 Afe .aa Mq W Hssrn ss
third Randies Agent. o S. Rasdle. .
Middle and heavyweisht 3-year -olds-Won
" sood MeTrs hn9n Stables Iecoad Scots
cess q, s. Randie ''''' u '''A'0'e r HI
=, Four horse team-Won by erav team,
team, Mrs josephine G. Libby; third bay
team H B. Phpps
wd1 Halfsred S1 dosf. s,yssr-1lds achsIense Bowl
dies Princess, q 8. Randle
become ane ar s suitable to
Rsndle: third, Randle's Agent q. US S. Randi
feet ~ hunters e over JUMPS 3'
Mrs. W H.gsin Perry: second. Bo Bend.
a;bsn M5 and neStan Mrs " Hasein Perry third.
W Lshtweight green hunters-won by To
second; Miss Pat; Horace MoIett; third.
Hal. bred road haeemwon et By Brick
Find. y. S. Randle; third, Miss Pat, Horace
~ Hunterf; II 4-year-olds and under-,won
Bend Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hasein Perry;
Min SpI FaTm.
The Founders Cup tfor horses bred and
owned in Fauauier and Loudoun coun-
tiesl-Won by Miss Pat. Horace Moffett:
second. Wood Rock, benton Stables; third.
Goshen Benton Stables
Middle and heavyweight green hunters
Won by Royalty. I'd. E. L. Redman second
Scotchood. Morris S. Clark; third, Ginnico,
Springsbury Farm
;, Half-bred hunters-won by Miss Pat.
Horace Moffett: second. Goshen Benton
Stable: third. Royalty I'd. E. L. Redman
Handicap hunters-Won by Gan WAY.
sprinesbury Farm; third. Main Bearing,
Aubrey Fishback.