The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-12
BlEST PERI 0RlNANCE
YET WITNESSED
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Z sn.o INT at ms. awarded the distinction
20 The former.
Elsie venner is n brown mare, with
extreme knee action and superb style ana
conformation. Other entries IN the Class
were L,icona. w. Bailey Saunders prize
winner: Daisy b.. exhibited 10y Eugene
Eramcr: o. r. Ford. entered by 'anses
"A Grant & Co.; Seldom. belonging TO
Gleason and Conner: Setist. cShihitcu. 10y
y r, Thomas: AlheInarlc. belonging 10
Z George Cole Scott; Nelly Scott. shown by
Dr 4. O. st. Clair: Katrine. exhibited
& by Scott Parrish; Chesterfield, eNnipiteo
br M. L. Smith and John ~. Branch s
Unknown.
TANDEM CLASS.
Class 10. showing: horses and tandem.
followed. and as The gates were thrown
wdde omen one OF the exhibitions which
soc;ety anyiousiy awaited was on ana
The hliis9rcas in the balconies bent intent
10 see each turn. The prize winners
Of the previous night, Lord AlSy ana
David Harum, driven by 7. =. J" west est mei .e
the Iarorites from the start AS th!a
Understanding pair entered, David @liarnin
In the lead with traces taut and their
proud owner drawing the ribbons Win
perfect skill, a mighty shout went up
They seemed sure winners from the
start, and the blue was their reward a
ST. John Boycott took The second Prize
with Ace OF Spades and MoIesllin, and
better broke pair. with all around action
has not been shown in the ring here. The
style his leader carried il n perfect can
Ter. SO much desired in tanoeln teams,
s,ally thought should nave Won first prize.
Champion a:ld West the cteStnuts. own
I'd by w G. Newman. were driven by
Richard Wallocl1. and took third place
Ecso and Day Dream, exhibited by
SNyeti1 and West. gave a superb loertor-
nance, as did Bright Fire and Naucluse,
entered by Gil. Smith. Of the Hampton
stock farm The tandem class was Ger
tainly a, feature of last nights show. and
five better acting teams We're never shown
IN the South Manners played a part in
Judging this event, and al teams scored
high in this point
HARNESS AND SADDLE HORSES.
Class Q. which was announced by the
blast of the hug!e at 9:10 o'clock, was u
T;ovel exhibition OF combination harness
and saddle horses. The entries were driven
ltfora carts and runabouts, and after
being exhibited in harness, they were
embarrassed in the ring and shown unGe'
SADDLE. II can hardly be said that there
was a fayorite in the class. as 4 Ila1ortty
Of the horses has. been shown before, anu
ilaa their admirers III The audience. The
q. lause WIS quite evenly DIVIDE he
tween a. p. w, driven and riddea By
4 C -, West: Helen Gray, exlioitsiE ny
v -, y
c.. S. Carter, and Vauclusc. GIiven by c.
H Smith. =. p. ". was awarded the first
prize as the most suitable horse for both
purposes in the ring. No Name came
second and Premier THIRD. Other en-
tries in the class We're Myrtle exhibited
by DIR. A. I3. Cosby: Helen Gray, a IA
yo,ite shown by w. G. Newman; Vau-
cl,lse. exhibited by c. H. Smith and
Mer,-legs. the superb bay mare, entered
1,y lnnn RoTc0tt.
ITCUR-lN-HAND.
IN the four-in-hand class Echo. DAY
Dream Lord Algy ana David liarum.
which took first monav Thursday, We're
wearers o. tie blue again. Second money
went to A ST. John Boycott. and the
third prize TO C. II. Smith Walter G.
Newman entered Champion Challenger,
East and West hut o. account OF the
nervousness of the leaders, which we're
still instrung from the smash-up of The
night before. they Were withdrawn =
u. G;ivernator drove his four heavy
blacks into the arena. but the judges soon
decided that they were outclaSscd, AND
so they were retired, leaving the field to
the same teams as appeared in a similar
exhibition the night before G. c. West
is an idol OF the public attending tie
show, and when il is seen he enteaf; tise
arena the rrund of applause follows him
on every side OF the taIlbarlz course. As
in the South.
ENTRIES AND JUMPERS.
The leaves Of the programmes We're
heard to flutter over the house as the
next event was turned TO and Il Dercepti-
bic stir of interest an9 impatient expecta-
ton passed over the audience, occasioned
10y the discovery that the hunters and
jumpers were next on the list These
classes have always created the greatest
enthusiasm. and last night as the names
of prize winners in former exhibitions
Were recognized in the classes there was
q shuttle of feet III the galleries for views
of the ring and q hatter Of color and
beauty on the long line boxes IS all
leaned forward with ready applause for
the first TO enter. Its Buck" was
heard as the sorrel geldirg, RIDDEN by II.
O. Beattie. came into the arena on a
dead run. and took the first threo-fences
without a strike. The fourth he tipped
lightly. but his performance set the au-
dience Wild. Blacllbird, ridden by c. c..
West. followed with the same cash, while
.he thousan is held their breath as she
rose for each fence. Then came Up-to
Date. ridden by c. II. Smith; Lewis
Young on Buckle. and John P. Duaney
on his mount, The popular gray mare,
Kathleen.
Grey Cap carried his rider. James x
Naddux, over the hurdles without
ttrike.
IAN her performance she Won the blue,
Buck the red, and Dulaney' SNARE, Katll-
cen. the yellow.
LADIES' JUMPING CLASS.
The next event was the ladies' jump
a,.r class Mrs. Allen Potts rode seven
Scrscs in this exhibition, and on Buck,
ENC jumped in better form than ever be-
,o,-, won the first prlze, with the silver
,uo. awardedt by tn Horse Show ASS
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SUPERB RIDING.
Mrs Potts exhibition in this was SUI
SCRIP. The horses she rode We're. IN seve-
"a, instances. the hardest jumpers in the
lass, but. jumping as they did
icne swerving and taking the fences side
sise-sne kept her seat with grace and
,ase Chip-nurll was ridden by Mrs. Blair
Johnson: Blackbird. Mrs. Portman rode.
.lso Virginia c.. Anlaret was put over The
:ence by Mrs. Potts. as We're Tp-to-Date,
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