The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

tpF lie gatherings OIL ScSlelI, WIilCn uuI-
ing the coming week will lend life and
rich beauty TO the surroundings and
events of one of the greatest horse shows
the South has ever seen.
The greatest enthusiasm is being man
ifested, and interest in the event is
spreading over the city like q contagion.
At the clubs and in hotel lobbie3 where
the sporting element was in evidence
last night in considerable strength, the
upperlnost topic was the Horse Show.
Many of the owners and exhibitors"were
out, talking horse and discussing the in
teresting feature of the coming week.
To-day the public will have opportunity
TO visit the Auditorium and view the
horses Guarteret there. Attendants will
be instructed to show the visitors
through and give such Information as may
be desired
MANY NOTED HORSES.
1t would be impossible to speak par
ticularly of the famous horses on the
entry list. Many of them have repeat
edly Won prizes at the New York shows,
and still larger is the per cent OF those
which have worn ribbons in the Virginia
exhibition.
In the local classes are entered Top
Sail, owned by J. st. George Bryan;
Martha Boiling. owned, by 7. n. Garter;
ST. George. owned by William Rueger,
and Norfolk, owned by Henry L. Bas-
lleI'vill These horses are exceedingly
handsome and among the finest actors
in this section Champion and Chailen-
ger owned by Walter George Newman,
entered in the harness horses class, are
lyrical horse show horses. while Lady
Lyons of the Hampton Stock Farm en-
tered in the same is one OF the handt
soonest mares in the State
Among the ladies' jumpers worthy OF
special mention by former exhibitions are
Buck, ow-ned by Mrs. Dietrich; Black
bird owned by Wyeth and West: Virginia
c., owned by Mrs. Frank ". Christian n.
and Up-to-Date, owned by Hampton
Stock Farm Amaret, owned by c. IL
Hurkamp entered in this class, is q win
ner of many blue ribbons.
Searchlight. exhibited by -lrs. ]. x.
Maddilx, is frequent winner at Madison
Square and just about perfect. Mrs.
MadGuX also enters Grey Cap, a many
times winner Bowery Girl, recen..y
owned by William f. Randolph, of Clarke
county. but now the property of Morris
and Brinton is a splendid mare, and near
the top in the ladies hunters class.
Spinster, owned by Mrs. Allen Potts,
is a most promising mare, entered in
the Hunters and Jumpers. Among the
great heavy weights in the Hunters
and Jumpers class are Craven, exhibited
bN Tie IlSiilAt'tp4G h0toNfH l GA A-' NOS--'
owned by Mrs. A f. Dieterich. ana
Hornpipe. exhibited by Miss Marion Muir
Gibson.
Helen Gray. exhibited by w. G. New
man. in the Saddle Horse class, is about
as handsome as any ever shown.
In the Sporting Tandem Class will ap-
pear David Harum and BIackbird owned
by Wyetf and West, and Lady and kath-
leen, owned by John 2. Dulaney. L.
Io,a n1pVnn hI1p ribbons
and one red out of twelve shows in which
they have entered.
JUDGES AND OFFICERS.
Following are the judges announced yes
terday:
Roadsters and harness horses-NIr. Clar-
ence Moore, of Washington. d. G.; Mr..
William NJ. Manly. of Baltimore. Md; Mr..
C. Mullil1in, Of Kentucky.
Hunters and sadie horses-Mr. w. S,
Ellis. of Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.. Robert
Neville, of Virginia; Mr.. Tompkins Nc
Ilvainc, Of New York.
Veterinary surgeons-Dr. T. A, Smith.
DR.. Thomas Fraser.
]. T. Anderson, president; Harry c.
Beattie vice-president; Leigh r. Page,
Jr.. secretary; j. Spotswood Crenshaw,
treasurer: c. w. Smith, manager.
Board Of Directors-J. T. Anderson, G.
D I-anghorne, Harry C. Beattie, Leigh r.
Page. Jr., Langhorne Putney
Honorary e-Presidents-Otway S. Al
len. r r. J, Anderson. Thomas Atkinson.
Stanhope Boiling. James n. Boyd, j. X.
Branch, c. w Branch, ]. Stewart Bryan,
Henry T. Cai,e'l IT. NJ. Garter. a u ''r~is-
tan. Jr.. f. w. Christian. S. D. Crenshaw.
C. u DoyIe. w S. forbes. Barton III.
Grundy. c. ID. Langforne, Alex. II. Meyer,
G n. Morgan, L. T. Myers, j. d. Patton.
Allen Potts. r. C. Renpnlds. r. w. Sort
G. w. stevens, S. ". Travers, D. r. Trigg
Henry Lee Valentine j. A. White. L.
Ashbv Wiekham. R. Lancaster Williams,
T. c. Williams, Jr.
nriyate boxes Many Of them have taken
Two or three, and nearly all + I've been
rese,yed. Among the subscribe arc: G
Janehorne p. II. Mayo, Barton II.
crn-dv John Shelton William. S. T. Nor
can Dahney S. Crenshaw. Fritz Sitter
5ine To Lane Stern Mrs. x. E. Deiterich
or New York: Mrs. Albert Young; ].
Anderson John p. Branch Allen Potts
w + Wallace. of New York: BerkieN
Williams. Walter Newman. A. T. Myers
Ashton starke c. e. DOYLE, joseph
BRYAN: Mrs, Zinl of New York: l,llhnr.
II. Myers. Williamson Talley. George w
stevens. and the ATessrs. Rrvan
The following is a cemnlete programme
fo1. the entries hv classes. prizes ana
names of the exhibitors:
CLASS q RoADsrERS.
Tuesday. October sth. at s:l5 NJ.
Yrorsa and best appointed road rig. First
nrizey S5:4 second prize. SIS.
! Ja,cena. b. m.. 49, hands. eight wears.
nv MISUNDERSTANDING Princess. Exhib1-
+or-ySr;,,sam Ra'lev Gamblers.
.. Albemarle. b. g.. Is hands. bvearss.
nv F.-rocd-s!gna. Exhsbitor-eseorEe