Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11

horses, 10 appropriate wagon: First
prize, Beauty and Billy Grey, 3. gs..
Wise Brothers; second prize. Lion and
Alex, b. gs.. National Brewing Company.
Baltimore: very highly commended.
Frank and Joe. q. gs.. The Old Home
stead Cough Drop Company, Balti-
more. The Adams Express Company ex-
hibited team OF six horse to a wagon.
which did not compete for a prize. The
Judges pronounced the turnout a most
excellent one. Judges-James L. Powell.
John Hood. and J. Alex. Preston.
Class s7--Harness-horses. pair OF high
steppers not under 1871 hands, to a four
wheeled vehicle: First prize. Dream and
Lady Rose. Oh. m. George w. Chllds
Drexel. Philadelphia; second prize. The
Devilbrd. br. g.. and The DEVILS Deputy.
b. g.. John A. Logan, Jr., Youngstown
Ohio: very highly commended, Miss Ran
dolph. Oh. H.. and Robin Hood. g. g.
General John Gil. Baltimore; highly COM
mended. Dude. b: &. and Ned, br g..
w. Painter, Baltimore. Judges-Orson
Moulton, II. X. Bloodgood. and James l..
Powell.
Glass 5s-Qualhed lightweight hunters
up, carrying IC0 pounds to hounds. con-
formation and manners TO count . per
cent, and performance over fences 20
per cent First prize, Reindeer. br. g..
Miss Molly George. Baltimore: second
prize. Shandy Gan. b. g., J. Cutterfeid,
Washington; very Highly commented.
Miss Nina. b. m, Jacob Ullman, Balti-
more. Judges-James Blute. u. Cuttings
Marryman. and Alexander Brown.
Glass 63--Jumping ponies. under al
hands. performance over fences only to
count, catch weight: First prize, Merry
legs. *. g.. Alexander Brown. Baltimore;
second prize, Tommy. e. s.. Mrs. Walter
J.. Smith. Baltimore. Judges-James
Butte and +. Cuttings Merryman.
Class 22-Combined saddle and harness
stations, 3-year-olds or over. l51 hands
or over: First prize, Monte Cristo. Jr.,
b s.. J. T. Crenshaw. Todd's Point. Ky:
second prize. Brown Bread. oh. s., William
Il. ogden, Brooklynville Nd; very high
~ commended, Match Box. oh. s., Robert
Neville. Melbourne, Va Judges-E. Git
tlngs Merryman and James Blute.
Glass 30-Pair Of harness horses. mares
or geldings. over 1i1 hands and not ex-
ceeding Is hands. to be shown to appro-
pirate vehicle: First prize. Miss Fire
away r. M. and Coquette. b. m. Joseph
T.. Wldener, Ogontz. Pa; second prize,
Patrol, br. e., and Sunset, b. e., A. j.
Cassatt. Philadelphia: very highly com
mended. Lottery blk. m, and Gaieiy
Girl. oh. m. John A. Logan. Jr.. foungs-
town, u, nlEnly cODHeLutl' pioS Hu.i'
&. m, and Brandy, Oh. g.. Henry NJ
Earle. Washington. d. G. Judges-H. i.
BloOdgood and James L., Powell.
Class sI-Corinthian class, open to quail
fed or green hunters, horses ridden by
members Of some recognized hunt club;
conformation. soundness, and manners to
count 25 per cent, performances over
fences 70 per cent. to carry not less
than 1CO pounds over the jumps: First
prize. Sapphire. b. g., Rogers Williams
rider, Mrs. Edward A. Jackson, owner;
second prize, Aberdeen, b. e., William
Wilson, rider. Adam Beck. London. On
tario. owner: very highly commended
Sportsman, CHI. g., n. Barclay Bevan,
owner and rider Warrenton. Va: highly
Safety. r. g., James X. Mad
dux, owner and rider, Warrenton. Va.
Cuttings Merryman and James
Elule.