Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1936, Page 20

In the Hunt Country ‘Activities Among the Horse-Lovers of Virginia and Maryland. BY NINA-CARTER TABB. | RS. WILLIAM MITCHELL, with her two children, Lucy and Billy. ir. have arrived | at Boxwood from Maine, | where they have been spending the Summer with Mrs. Mitchell's father, Mr. Miller. Billy will present the lovely silver Challenge Bowl that Mrs. Mitchell is giving in the class for hunt teams at the Middleburg Horse Show in memory of the late Brig. Gen. William Mitchell. This show, which comes off on Wednesday and Thursday, September 30, and October 1. will be the most important sport- ing event of the week. Mrs. Cook Crawley, secretary, reports about 300 entries so far. Mr. and Mrs. George Greenhalgh and Mrs. John Hay Whit- ney have the largest number of en- tries. about 40 each. 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Mrs. John Anderson, H. Reginald Bishop, Mrs. Beaty Brown of Port- chester. N. Y.; William Casilear, Pa- tricia Downs; Mr. and Mrs. W. Carl. ton Eacho, Henry W. Frost. Miss Adelaide Chatfield-Taylor, Herman Piggott. Miss Bettina Belmont, Tow- send Winmill, Mrs. Edward Barker William Hulburt, Prost Anderson and LI 15 ITH ond E STREETS N. Lee, Miss Charlotts | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1936. PFreddy Warburg. Freddy Warburg, who has entered five, has among them Meath, the large hunter who won the heavyweight class in the Middleburg Hunter Trials last Spring. Turner ‘Wiltshire has entered his gray hunter Satingle, winner of many Corinthian and hunter classes over the Virginia circuit. Ray S. Shoemaker is bringing two, one of them Our Way, the most consistent winner among show horses this season. He won nine blue rib- bons at the recent Orange Horse Show, the greatest number of blue ribbons I have ever known a horse to win ai one show. Judges for the Middleburg show wiil be Theodore F. Wahl of Greenwich. Conn.; Beaty Brown of Portchester, N. Y., and Humphrey PFinney of An- napolis, Md. The show starts at 10 a.m. daily and luncheon will be served on the grounds by the Parent-Teacher Association of the Middleburg School. Members of the Mexican team are now in Washington schooling their horses at Fort Myer for the second inter-American Horse Show, to be held at Meadow Brook Saddle Club in Washington in October. It is hoped that they will bring their horses to | Middleburg for the touch and out and handicap jumping classes. Should the Mexican team compete, it will be most 2 thrilling for the spectators and a good | school for their horses. | Taylor Hardin of Middieburg, who was asked by the Brockton Pair Horse | Show Association to exhibit his coach and four in their show last week, won second in a large class and third in | the tandem class. 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