The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
FINE EXHIBITION
OF.HORSEMANSHlP
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fcat,,re OF the evening. 1t YVES some
,h,us new The pair was :irst judged as
:, tanacm then the leader was sadoied
and show, over regulation jumps. The
,va-,. a., ,he event was superb. from the
cntranco of the ta.adenis to the exit OF
the ieaaer., who gave the cleanest eShi-
bltion over the jumps seen in the arena
In this class the first prize went 70 c.
c. Vests pair, David Harum and Black
bird. Blacasbiris S performance over the
4ln,rs was perfect Second money Went
30 Lady and Kathleen. owned by john
p. loulany. ST. George and Buck. exhio-
.,ed by IL C. Beattie, worethc yellow IN
This The Judges were III, against a reai
proposition, as every horse put over ths
ipup gave a perfect exhibition. so far as
tipping the bar was concerned
AMARET WINS THE BLUE
In tho hunters and jumping class. NO
q .amaret. the famous high jumper.
owned by c. ii. liurltamp. Won tfe oiue'
Searchlight, owned and ridden by James
* Maddux, 10 the yellow. ana the teu
went 10 lIornpipe, owned by Miss Marion
Hutchinson, and ridden by =. d. iiu
kainp. Ainaret and ScarchiiSht were
wildly cheered, as they entered, fiaoeli ps
their owners between whom, 1t as saio'
The distinction OF being the pesl iiusA 1At
SnARCI5IIGI5T TIE WINNER.
Hunters and jumpers in class -, open
10 all. closed the evenings programme.
Here Searchlight redeemed himself, ana
With ease won the first prize by one of
the most clean-cut exhibitions OF the
night Grey Cap The other popular horse
Of lanes X MadduN. took the second
tropl,y and the third was given Horn
pipe. exhibited by Miss Hutchinson.
Hosnpipe is the heaviest jumper en-
tered. and gave a remarkable account OF
-s.,,tIr nr,rr> rios
in The class and all gave exhibitions
which were hard to beat. The audience
could be seen To sway each jump was
taken. so intent was the attention. IL
the davorite tipped the topmost bar a
groan would be heard from one end OF
the ampllitteatre to the other.
SUMMARIES.
Class 17-Best horse and 1unabout owned
by a resident of Richmond or Manches-
1er. Berlfico and Chesterfield counties
Horses 10 be driven by ownccs-barton
Il ;,rundy. first. $50: 7. \. and s l..
Garter. second, SIS; Branch and Potts,
third. ribbon.
class Pair horses, over Is hands, 8
ipches-Walter George Newman, first
500: wyeth and West, second, $40; lamp
ton Stock Farm. third. ribbon
Gloss 2l.-Ladies' saddle horses; Ii hands
8 inches and over, to be ridden by ladies':
! X. Madtiux first. 500: w. G. Newman
second $50; Hampton stock form, third
robbon.
Glass 1-Roadstcrs. horses four years
old and over; Judged as horses driven
regularly on the road and by their man
ner. conformation. speed and style Of
going. Their pedisrees or records will not
be considered. To be shown TO wagon
Professional drivers and dealers barred:
w Bailey Saunders first $50: George Cole
Scott second SIS; Leach and Bristow,
third. ribbon
Class II. sporting tandecn-Wheeler to
be * hands or over. Pair to oe shown
as tandem and then leader over legula-
ton jumps. Amateur riders and drivers.
wyeth and West-First. 500
John p. Dulany-Second. 500.
II c. Beattie & Co.-Third, ELhbon.
Class 81 hunters and jumpers-C. II.
IIurkamp-FSrst, 500,
Miss Marion Murrt,ison-Second. $50
j. x &Iaddux-Third, ribbon.
Class % hunters and jumpers-open to
all. Minimum weight, $40 pounds.
j * hIaddux-F'irst, 500.
/ X ,AIaddux-Second so.
Miss Marion Nurchson-Third, ribbon.