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Leeway Farm Pony Show
Well Attended
Some half hundred enthusiastic well-wishers attended the first pony show held at Leeway Farm beginning at 10:30 A.M. All entrants were the pupils of Mrs. Leon T. Greenaway and Miss Audrey Smith of Princeton, New Jersey, who has been assisting the Greenaways this past summer.
The competition was keen amongst the young entrants whose ages ranged ‘"fronv-5 years to IS years, with one class for older students. Each I youngster gave an extremely credit1 able showng in his class.
The judge, Dr. Nancy Pohlman of Warrentoh, was often forced to call lor a transfer of riders from one mount to another in order to arrive at a decision.
Ribbons were presented by Mrs. Mary D. Slaughter of Huntly.
Inasmuch as this was the first show for each of the young entry, it *was a genuine thrill to see the wide smiles and shining faces of those who received ribbons. fgprftiT —t—
Following are the^ winners o£|
[ ribbons in each class:
Class I. Walk. Beginners—1. David Litsey, 2. Bill Chanprasert 3. Louise Fletcher, 4. Suprija Mokkhavesa. Class II. Walk. Trot—1. Marcia Litsey, 2. Barney Pauze, 3. Lee Thornton, 4, Kathey Fletcher. Class III. Walk Trot. Older pupils— 1. Bucky Fletcher, 2. Chuck Wayland.
Class IV. Walk. Trot. Canter.—1. i Arlene Wake, 2. Neville Wood. Class V. Children’s Driving Class, Assisted by adult—1. Prentiss Greenaway, 2. Lee Greenaway.
JANE’S PRIVATE SCHOOL
OPENS MONDAY
Monday morning, August 31 at 9 o’clock, Jane’s Private School will open for the all session. Jane’s Private School is located at 145 West Knight Street, Front Royal.
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