Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
BROKE UP THE RACES
Ihe Mcycllsts Could Not Run Yesterday
on Account Of Rain.
HORSE TRIALS THIS WEEKS FEATURE.
Days OF tho Fxposition-Awards in the
Dog khow--Incidcnts Of Yesterday.

Three thousand people hravcd the ele-
rnents and took 81 the Exposition yes
serday. The crowd and the exhibits hlled
abe biz building 10 such an extent as TO
make 1t intensely Interesting and animate.
The weather was Just such as TO keep the
visitors e. the show indoors nearly all
day. and they roamed about through the
big structure. and made themselves as
merry as possible within the limited space
Of the aisles ana the exhibits
The Music Han. where the cornst
solo,St Miss Raymond. and the specialists
performed. was quito an attractive place.
md hun reds fockcd there 10 attend the
concerts at i2 and O'Clock. Bevies OF
pretty girls clustered within the en-
closures OF some OF the exhibits, and
there cNstted merrily with their beauN.
while the elderly people consregated
around the ilne county displays. the
observation-disclosures section, In the
sancy.wor. department, and that OF the
poultry aud dogs.
The lrreprCsaible small boy and his
crying balloon were on hand. And ADDED
materially 20 The din within tie building
which az times was sufficient 10 drown
The strains Of the band. the pianos. and
organs in the musical displays. and those
who sang cut for the several exhibits.
BICYCLE RACES POSTPONED.
The weather was horrible from u tiU
3 O'Clock, ana this necessitdtcd post
pononent Of both tho boys sports and
ahe bicycle races. The events IN the lat
tees sd s..a..
next saturday, according 10 the rules ana
provisions already fixed. AS yet the time
Tor the boys SPORT has not been agreed
pp0I-
Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday are
ysce-doys and they VIII be the big days
az the Exposition. 1t Is expected that
during the first half OF the week there
rTil be more people uyon the grounds
than during nil the other time OF the
SHOW. Special efforts have been made, and
extraordinary purses have been offered.
with view 20 making these trials the
best ever witnessed upon Virginia race
Course. The degree OF success reached IN
,his respect 10 att tied already in the
number OF horses entered, ana the re-
rords they have made. Certainly the
racing VII be the most ntero sting fea-
tura OF the Exposition. More than 500
has been offered IN prizes ard there are
almost 81 classes Of horses From the |
sntry-iist which 10 puG,ished below, 1t
Val ba seen that not only Virginia, but |
bcvord other States. including Kcntucky, |
S9e 20 be represented
ENTRIES TO IiORsE-RACES.
Aoro Is d i,st of entries for both the |
}rott.ns and running races Of tomorrow: |
INST race-rcnDinF. three quar,er-nile |
cash. free for all. purse sou. divided
FIRST horse. SOC. second. 81: third, SO. |
Entries: LGzarus, by w. II. 10, nor; WIG |
Juhtress. b. Z. a Watson, Rhea. rs G. |
T. Ergekind. Ere. by 49, =. boswell: |
nrs. stewart By r. L. Hubbard Ran
dolph. by l. C. Thomson; Lilly NJ. by |
u. : Mcdaniel: Emma =. by a. Beck
leg. Tom c.. by II. l.. Dliany; Gypsy |
a. l.. H. Gaddux; Power. b. ". c.
Eraley.
Second race-yearl ne class, must have
bee owned IN virginia six months preVi-
pus 70 October !. 1894 hafmile heats,
best two IN three. purse S2)). Entries:
Prince Cox IL L. /. Petit; Nancy. by |
Ecseph Lsssiter; Lord Athol, by William
l.. Bryan: G,y Fly, by J. c. Smith;
WINS SIaid. H. ". l.. Bass: The Tip
b. w. !. Bass.
Third raCe-rUu1line. rniie-cash. years /
pH a. ! upwards pugs, $40, divided-first
1o' s SD: second. so. third. SO Entries; |
81 Andrew. b. l.. \. Watson: Eno. by |
2. y. boswell; Freezer by Il. j.. Hub
bard: Moderator, by II. Il. Dulany; |
Poverty. ~ L. Il. 1laddux.
Fourth race-2.50 class. trotting, purse
80 Entries: Little Steve. by J. Stock
slA sHse: louise. ~ J. St0ckhcuse. May, |
By ". ". Brown Eliza Jane by q.
Pue kett: William o.. 10y @. IL Harden,
Jr. M-rie Prescott. by r. c. Reynolds; !
HUM am. hy :. ID. Nelson; Electron. by
Joseph Las-iter; LAURA Leo, by Joseph
IAssi,ev. P.ncn, by Joseph Lassiter: lalla
Andersen Icy North-hend Stock Farm:
Nella :, by W. VI. Fisher: NutguaIi. by |
William G. Bryan; Ellen Cashie, by W.
/. Bass. Ill canld. by -. L. Bass; Ida
e.. Thomas HCsshead; kIttie Hurt, by |
Samuei Huntar Hampton, by a. Brow
neu. Claud Meltot. by \. BrownelI: |
Ijurbcn BaIo1. b n. {. Chambln; Dave
Cook. rs J.. n PeitiS, Med. Wy Fl. G.
Chamhi!a.
Fifth race-rInning. gentlemen riders,
mile dash op,A 20 horses used habitually |
rs paddlc-hOrtcs. owned end ridden in
yiradnia, purse $l00 Ghided-Grst horst,
I5. second. S20 third. s.. Entries Nelson,
by y NJ ell; diamond. by J. Il. Lewis;
Warwick, " W. G. a. Gregory; Reno.
oy c. ". Ro,lison; Cadet by b. Cunning
ham; Hustler Dy ". -. Parkinson; Daisy ,
Doane. by f. Duans; Page. by william
iberndLd, ihe i|IpHe, ny =, Al i'ui hdh'ps
llts. Ivy J.. r. Redford; Fighting Creek.
iy J. il ChaT1
JUDGES AND TIMERS.
Tra following gentlemen Will act as
Judges ana timers for Mondays trials:
Trottlne races--Colonel Robert Hough |
u. c. Chanaplin. ana Colonel w. r. Wick
ham. Judges
Running races-M l. Hurt, o. II. Berry,
Writ =. Taylor. judges.
Timers Cor tho day)-Joseph Lassiter,
Ianghorne Putney. A Il. Donnan.
Under the revised rules the running
trials (gentlcrnen rilers) are open Only TO
horses habituaily used as -addle horses. |
barring those who have been ridden by a
Jockey In a race for money during the
years 1898 OF 1884 The min mum weight |
Is lSj pounds.
DOG PREMIUMS.
Premiums were awarded yesterday in
the Dog Department as follows:
ST bernard Dogs-f:;st. W. y. Isaacs, |
Duke Of Richmond. .Bltches-W. Il. |
Sands Lady Acme; second, George II.
Euker. Lady
Mastia Dogs-Fi-st. r. X. Ellis. Leo
1atchrs-First. George Il. King Belle of
Pointer Dogs-Fir1t. j. NJ. Macon.
Romeo. second. G. LsHzarone spot.
Pointer Bitches-I'IrsL w. 4. Cavedo.
Lou
setter Dogs-Frst, Walter =. Jones
Sport.
setter Btches-Tlrst. w. L. Grant
Flora.
Greyhound Dogs-F.rst and second. w
/ Grant. George ". and Good Enough.
Greyhound Bitches-FIrst. W. Il. Grant
Fanny
Fox Terrier Dogs-First. VI. Brauer.
Fox Terrier Iitches--t'irst NJ. Brauer;
seclud T.omas PAGE. Flora.
HGI TeTrler-Second, Thomas Page,
Floss
pacashunds-Flrst Miss \. Kahnweer.
lug DoRs- First, Miss Marion BanaisteT,
Irsty.
Iug Titches-First w. T. Grant, Jack.
Tho Judge Of tie dogs VS. Mr.. T.
1SrEar Eackhsm. OF East Orange. y. J.
CARD FROM THE PRESIDENT
Presifc'. Wood. 81 tie Agricultural and
tlccAaLil a. Society has issued the follow
ing letter - tho M members and stock