The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
TIE HORS HON
AT APRI Ton.
4 Red Letter Day and. Fine
Exhibition.
A BRILLIANT u ]. URN OUT
There was an Immense Attendance
aud the Exhibit OF Horses was
Splendid in Quality aud
Quantity.
tspeciai pispa,c,, 10 Tho Times !

Especial Dispatch to Tho Timcs)
W1AKkfNTON. VA, Sept. 5-To-day
married the opening of the second annual
EXHIBIT OF the Warrentoa Horse Show As
ISOLATION a more beautiful day could not
have been desired.
The crowd In attendance was immense,
Lac incoming trains and private convey
aaces unloading thousands from this and
adjoining counties. and to an observer
from distance, presented one great sea
of humanity.
THE RING.
The ring. which is the equal in size to
those al Philadelphia and New York, IS
beautifully located, and permitted ali 10
witness the contests without any d.ftlcuity-
The display to-day of fine horses In aii
classes could not DE excelled, and the
Jumping contests were of the highest Or
DER, and in each contest the performance
at no time failed TO elicit the greatest ap-
pause AS IN all gatherings at Southern
morse shows, the ladies ale. very much IN.
evidence, and to-day proved no exception
10 the rule. With their grace and Sbeanty
and handsome dresses. the grandstand
presented j most charming and attractive
scene, and Farquierfs reputation for pref
~ women is once more sustained
TILE ENTRIES.
In the Green Hunter class there We're
dfty-fhree entries and in order to faciti-
to-day and will exhibit tomorrow. Fol-
lowing IS a summary OF to-days events:
Class Flor best thoroughbred stallion,
blue ribbon was awarded to Sir Single
ton, owner. c. w. Smith. -Warrenton. Va.
Class 9-Heavy5 draft best mare and foal
Major r. p. Barry, first. and L. D. Pas
sano, Jr second, both of Warrenton.
Class pBest mare suitable for breeding.
hunters Victoria, first. owner, j. H. Nc
Cabe. Warrenta1 Va: chestnut mare,
second, owner, Robert Drysdale, OPAL Va:
and Consuel third, owner, r. Hordern,
Warrenton, va.
Glass s-Best pair heavy draft horses.
r. B. l. Fleming. the Pains, VA flrst,
and n. T. Burgess. Warrenton, Va,
second
Glass 2T-Hunters ana Jumpers. perfor-
nance once to count over jumps not ex-.
ceeding five feet. Hornplpe. first. OWNER
Miss Marion Murcfison. New ork: Black
Bird. second. owner, C. C. West Balti-s
more. Md. Anaret- third, owner, G n
Hurlzamp. fredericksburg. Va
Glass lG-Rest penv. Aurora first. owner
Mrs. CORTLAND II. Smith. Alexandria va;
Puts second. owner. J.. d Passano. Jr,
Na-rerton. Va and Grasshoner. third.
owner. R. Hardern Warrenton Va
Class 11-Horses in harness. four years
old and under, Veteran first. owner. "A. D.
Gibson, Paris, Va: Lord Chesapeake
second. owner. CORTLAND H Smith, Semi,
nary Va and Baby Boy third, owner,
Maxwell Wyeth. Marshall. Va
Class 14-Horses in harness. five years
pld and over. As You Like 1t. first. owner,
C C West. Baltimore, Nd. Claper.
second. owner. Richard Walach. Vel
bourne. Va. and Lady Teaze. third. own
er. John P. Dulany. Upperville, Va
Class 1a-Best gentleman park hack.
five years cid and over. Elsie. first. owner,
II L. Edmonds. Casano Va: Patience.
Va: and Lizzie Leigh. tfliri owner, C. II.
Hurkamp. Fredericksburg. Va
Class 15-Best pair matched horses. c.
c. West. Baltimore. first: Cour:lana H.
Smith. Seminary Va. second. and LszD.s
Passano. J... Warrenton, Va. third SIS
Class .2s5-Hunters and jumpers. horses
to carry $50 pounds over 4 - foot jumps
Kathleen. first. owner John r Dulany
Ippervile Va: RlacH Bird. second. owner
c. c. West. Baltimore. Nd. and -Arnaret
third. owner, c. n. Hurkamp, Fredericks-
burg. Va.
Class 22-Hunters and jumpers. four
years old and under. conformation to
count co per cent. ana performance over
four foot Jumps to count 80 ner cent
Grey Can. first owner. Mrs. II. c. Grnome:
Rnyafeau.s> second owner. Courtland H.
Smith. Seminary. Va. and Chestnut gold
ing. third. owner. c. NJ Peada, Uppervile,
Va.
Class 2l-Laf7ie= park hack. Lizzie Leigh
first owner: c n Hurkamp. Treder'clls-
burg. Va: @. X. second. owner.4R SIyelby
Carter. I1pper'le Va and Red Rose
third. owner Miss Mary Lindsay Carter,
yTarrenton. Va