The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Miss Phyllis Langhorne, VIII not be seen
| in the Ladies Hunters Class, as w:lie
being loaded a day or SO ago she fell
| from the car and was fatally injured.
FOJR-IN-HANDS
, Among four-n-hand teams exhibited
yesterday afternoon was one owned by
Wyeth and West. The team attracted
much attention.
Mr. C. w. Smith, manager OF the show,
was at the auditorium the greater part
Of yesterday, giving personal supervision
to arrangements. He was greatly en-
couraged at the filing out OF the entry
list and confident the show vii! be the
success his efforts in its interest justly
demand Mr. Smith Is familiar from long
experience with the horses and horsemen
of the State, and enjoys the confidence Of
the sporting class.
Morris and Brinton, of Campbell. have
| eighteen horses entered. All OF them were
assigned stalls yesterday morning, and
are as fine a lot Of thorouehbreds as were
ever seen in Virginia.
Some of the well known horsemen who
were out yesterday evening were: Dr. G.
s Carter of Warrenton; Mr.. James T.
McComb. Mr. Julian Morris. OF Louisa:
Mr. w. J. Carter. OF Manchester; Dr. r.
O. ST. Clair. Of Warrenton: Mr.. W. S.
Smith, OF Charlottesville; Mr.. John 2.
Dulaney. of Upperville, and Mr.. John +.
Taylor. of Stanton.
Mr. c. n. Smith proprietor of the
famous Hampton Stock Farm OF A!eXan-
dria and nephew OF Colonel Francis L
Smith. of Alexandria city, is here with
some fine animals for the Horse Show
Ie is registered at Murphys, as is also
Mr. J. X. N1adduX. another prominent
horseman of Warrenton. Mr. Smith has
entered thirteen horses for the show.
SOCIETY Is INTERESTED.
y,-;tb no.
and the possibilities its entertainments
Offer for the display of Fashions and dress.
Tonight on either side of the arena.
| occupying the boxes. will be the fairest
women of the land, representing all sec
tons of Virginia and many other States.
The sale OF seats has surpassed the e1-
pectations OF the management; every re-
served seat was sold early yesterday
evening for to-nightS entertainment, and
but two boxes remained untakeii me
sales at Branch r Aliens yesterday
amounted to more than $i,C09 and the de-
1nlnd for reserved seats could not be
supplied. The general admission and
coupon seats in the galleries were well
taken for every night in the week
The tickets will remain on sale through
the entire week at Branch r. Aliens, No.
SIG East Main Street.
Complete Programme lo- To>Ns ht
Following is the complete programme
| Of to-n!ght's events:
CLASS 3, .ROADSTERS.
Tuesday October sth, at Sis P. NJ.
Horse and best appointed road rig. First
prize, s75; second prize. $50.
l. Lucena, b. m, 15.2 hands, eight years,
BY Wicklife-Happy Princess. Exhioi
tor-Wiliarl Bailey Saunders.
.. Albcrnarle, b. 8, Is hands, years.
-, ;f,jt 4,
Cole Scott.
5. Harry ISornis, b. *, 1873 hands, 9
years. BY Kokomis Ct51)-2essie Wilkes.
Exhibitor-Franl C. Dcnoon.
4. Russell Rex, b. S., 49, hands. 1C
years. BY Mamprino Russel-Fay Boyd.
EXhibitors-Leach K Bristow.
s. -, br. s. neutrality-suspicious.
Putney.
CLASS is, LOCAL CLASSES.
Tuesday. October Sth, at $50 P. NJ. Best
single horse owned by a resident of Rich
mondj or Manchester. Henrco and Ches-
tered counties. to be SHOWN to a gig
or cart. Horses in this class must be
driven by their bona-:lde owners. Profess
sional drivers and dealers barred. First
prize. $50: second prize So
l. Top Sail! b. g., 16.1 hands, years.
Pedigree unknown. EXhibitor--J. st.
George Bryan.
J8ChSOll. Iih. 10 years.
Pedigree unknown EShihitors-NIisses
Pearl and Ruby Rodeker.
3. Martha Boiling, blk. M, 1911 hands.
5 years. By Diamond EXhibitors-T. n.
and S. l.. Carter
i. ST George b. s.. 1872 hands, years.
Exhibitor-Wm Rueger.
8. Norfolk, b. g.. 15.3 hands. years.
BY Danesford. Exhibitor-Henry Z. Bas-
kerviile.
6. Harry Komis, b. g., 15.3 hands. 9
years. BY Kckonis C7451)-Besse Wilkes
E:lhibitor-Franil c. Denoon.
T. Roebuck, br. g., is hands. S years
Eshibitor-H. C. Beattie. Agent.
s. Unknown, b. m 15.2 hands, years
BY Norfolk-Miss Lanitor- Exhibitor
John Kerr Branch.
CLASS 10, SADDLE HORSES.
Tuesday, October 5th. at 9 p. NJ. To
be judged by their qIaiit:, manners. PAGES
and conformation. They vii! be required
to back easily, change the lead or the
canter without apparent effort. and stand
long enough for the rider to disununt AMI
mount without unnecessary trouble. The
gaits required to be shown will be walk,
trct and canter. In classes for ladies' sad
die horses, manners will be especially
considered.
Horses IS hands and under Is hands 2
inches. First prize. s1o0; second prize, $50,
!. E! Captain, blk. g.. 15.111 hands.
years BY Tester. Exhibitor-H. o. Lyme.
TOCUI;E a COLD IN OSEOAY
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