The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
pets, announcing all ready for the en-
trance class Il, showing local horses in

pets, announcing all ready for the en-
trance class Il, showing local horses in
harness
The class was well nned eleven turn
cuts being shown, representing ;l.s best
speed, quality, and true, all-around action
TO be had in the city. All were owned
and driven by local horse farciers, and
made a showing which rejected great
credit upon the horse-owners OF Rich
no:.r.
The turn-outs were shown from a
walk TO "a good clip. while the Judge or
deTed one after another to lire finally
narrowing the number clipping it around
me srtila uOwn 20 oapho, allyen by Bar
ton II. Grundy; Auburn, driven by Amen
Potts, and Martha Boiling, driven by
Spencer Carter.
II was evident the prizes lay between
these, ana they seemed equal fayorites
with the occupants of the boxes. Horse
and runabout were closely inspected,
anc again the judges signaled Tor another
lap Of the track before their decision
could be made On the lineup at the
close the blue Went to SaDho who. in
spite OF her name, seemed to accept it
modesty. Marth'. Boiling wore the Grim
son, and the yellow adorned Auburn's
head stall.
Other horses entered IN the class We're
Daisy B., owned by Eugene Brauer; o.
r. Ford, owned by James II. Grant Jr:
Bob owned by w. G. Harvey Jr: Nut
wood, owned by John Lennox, ana Abe
marie. exhibited by George Cole Scott.
DOUBLE TEAR EXHIBITION.
After a brief intermission what was
one # the most splendid exhibits of the
snow was called, and as the gates Were
opened four splendid pair OF horses, over
10 hands inches, drawing heavy traps
and road wagons entered with a whirl
,of yx-l,i
galleries TO their feet and started ad-
iniration through the boxes
The entries We're: Echo and Day Dream.
driven by c. C. West; Champion and
Challenger, owned by W. C. Newman aud
driven by Richard Walloch; Lady Lyons
and Lady Herbert, driven by their owner,
c. c. Smith, and q pair with names not
given, exhibited by II. E. Nails
This event caught the audience. and
they fairly rose to do them honor. SUI
perb driving was no small feature in this
and the exhibition by C. c. West and c.
Il Smith was again and again appauded
Smiths team of bay mares seemed the
fayorlres, but the bl1, ribbon went 70
Champion and Challenger the MANY
times winner, owned by Newman Echo
and Day Dream wore the second trophy.
md the favcsites took third place.
LADIES SADDLE HORSES
IN the next event ladies' saddle horses
We're shown, ridden by ladies. In the
class there were entered Billy. owned and
ridden by Miss Bertha Barker, of Carroll
ton, Ky: I'll Captain. owned by IS. {.
Lyme and ridden by Miss Esrey; Premier
ridden by her owner Miss Mary Lindsay
Carter; Helen Gray, property of w. ii
Newman and ridden by Mrs Blair John.
son, St. Vincent, exhibited by c. II.
Smith and ridden by Mrs Potts: Grey
Cap. owned and ridden by Mrs. James X
ard Sporting Duchess, exhib-
ited by a. Cole Blanton and ridden by
Miss Shelton.
IN this class Grey Cap was the easy
His beautiful manner and splen-
did change Of gait qualified him TO sur
pass them all as 4 lady's saddle horse
The red ribbon went TO Helen Gray SA1
the yellow to St Vincent
GIVEN THE SILVER CUP.
In this class as the winner, Mrs. Mad
duS was awarded the silver cup presented
by the Deep Run Hunt Club.
Class 1-Roadsters We're next exhibited.
in which Lucena, the handsome bay
mare owned and driven by William Bal
ley Saunders, won the blue: "A lbemarle,
entered by George Cole Scott, the red,
and Russell Rex, the popular bay stallion
exhibited by Leach and Bristow, the yell
low.
The sporting tandem exhibition was the