The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
DLAP RUN HUNT cLUB.
Entries for the Races at ChantiIIy This
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Entries for the Races az ChantilIy This
Afternoon.
All arrangements have been completed
Tor the second annual fan race meeting
that viii take place This afternoon at
Ghanuny. MIR. $. IA. Handcocks beautiful
country place. on the DrOaQ-Sircot road,
about three miles west 81 the Exposition
GROUNDS. Ilt races, Wulcn NlA Dee neiu
Under the auspices Oi the Deep 4tul tLuul
Club, viii begin promptly al 100 Il. NJ,
und a large attendance Us expected.
The race committee IS composed OF the
following well-knOWn members Of the
tluD. Captain Ihillp iiaAah tcndli mani,
$. A. Handbook a. G.. Beatue, l.. II.
Savage. and J. j.. Blair
The following gentlemen VIII act as
Judges: Mcssrs. j. Is. branch, FRANK W.
christian. and Thomas bOllnS Whie MT.
tlaIton ~. lrundy viii Onclate as starter.
-Four interesting events VIII compose
the programme, as follows;
disqualification horses owned and rid
den by members OF the Deep Run Hunt
Club and that have been regularly huni-
I'd with said club. over course OF
about three miles. To carry 100 pounds.
l'Our to start. l'irst prize. Plate, value
~, second prize. Plate, value $40.
Eolic. ella. s.. owner. J. Il. Anderson,
rider. George IS. Lee.
Pampityke. D. e., owner, i. J.. David
son: rider. .. B. llohson.
Deep Run. b. e.: owner Dr. X. l. INT
ION, rider, Allan Potts. II
Pickett. b.. e., owner and rider, n. H.
Game Cock. ca. g.; owner. Or. Joseph
4. White. rider. NJ de q. loDson.
Hard Times. ch. g.; owner ana rder'
". Nj. Lcathlcy
Lady Cleveland. Oh. M; owner, John -.
Blair: rider G.. A. Allen.
Second race-farmers Flat race.-for
horses owned by farmers ana tenants
over whose land the club rides Not 10
be ridden boy members Of any hunt clQD
or professional riders. About half mile.
catch weights. No entrance fee. tn-
Tries close at post First prize. saddle
value So; second. bride. value So thifd,
Third rice Cigar and Umbrella race
About hair mile open 10 all Limited
10 ten starters Prize box of cigars. IN
this race the riders are required 10 nave
lighted cigars in their mouths and 70 hold
Opeu umbrellas over them. These lcats
auust be- performed throughout the race.
At the finish thc cigars must De llshlcd
and the umbrellas uninJurod. 10 b. eN-
pectcd that this VIII bc the most amusing
of all the events.
stoeplechaso-Opon TO AN horses. Cen
uemon riders. TO carry l0j pounds.
About three miles -Four 10 start Prize.
Plate value $500.
Fighting Greek. b. 81; owner and rider,
j. H. Chaniu
Bashaw. b. g.; owner and rider. L. L.
sIaw. -
Princeton. D. g.; owner. c. II. Hurkamp;
Lady r. On. m: owner. j. c. Beattie;
rider c. T.. Hohson.
Tho races viii be run under the fol-
LOWING conditions
Tho committee shall have the rleht
20 bar any rider on refuse any entry
? over weight Will Zoe allowed IN al
races.
q In races FOR hunters a masters GER
tincate must be produced. If reluir1L
4 Five minutes before each event the
rueio-caii 20 mount will DE sounded The
starter win be instructed not 20 wait for
any horse not at the post within Eve
minutes thereafter
8 An riders must come prepared 10
make their own weight.
The members Of tho Deep Run Hunt
Cub viii assemble az the clubhouse.
near the I'm monument. at 1870 where
"A substantial lunch win be served. TIE
farmers aad tenants over whose lands the
club rides have also received Invitations
for this occasion.
PARK WAGONS will leave I'm front %
pueger's restaurant corner Ninth and
Rank streets for Chantllv at 40 y. NJ.
sharp. arriving thc~e I'm time 20 see the
4irs, race. Seats for the rOund-trip viii
cost fifty cents each.