The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-01
Kinlock, Amaret and Hornpipe at N.
Y. Horse Show.
ARE PRIZE WINNERS THERE
Sue Norfolk. Crest Brood Mare-Three
Of Her Produce Enter the List
This Season Judge
Hughes Illness.
Written fer the Sunday Times.

Mr. Charles II. IInrkamp, of the .Amaret
and Boscobel Stock Farms. Fredericks-
burg. va. exhibited three horses at the
New York Horse-Show and won $500 in
prizes His stable consisted of kinloctl,
chestnut Eclding, Ey Ordway, dam by
King Bolt; the noted high jumper Amsr-
ct, son of Young Brcnan and mare by
Shiloh. and the big roam gelding Horn
pipe, by Young Sanford. the son of Lex
tnrton Kinloch was first in the middle
weight hunter class. second in the ladies'
hunter class. and again first in the middle
weight championship. Hornplpe was
awarded the reserve to the championship
I'm the heavyweight hunter class. but it
WIS thought that.the reserve itself should
have been rendered the sturdy roam that
figured first at this show in 1900 in the
Class for ladies' hunters, Amaret, VINO
made such a favorable impression and be-
came so popular at the Richmond Horse
Show. easily winning the high jump at
six feet one and half inches, owner
up was not on his good behavior at New
York and sulked at both the high jump
and those at five to six feet. He was
exhibited in four classes and stood third
and fourth in two of them. At the New
York show, as here. Mr.. Hurkamp refused
some tempting offers for the slashing big
Is
greatest jumping horse in America or Eu-
rope During the Horse-Sllow in New
York Mr. I1urkamp sold kiniocll for
stiff price to Mr.. AleXande Brown, and
in this flghly-formed. handsome chestnut
gelding that gentleman secured a real
Eem-on. of the best horses ever sent
out from Virginia. whose home-bred hunt
ers and jumpers are regarded with great
favor wherever that class of horses are
known.
Mr.. w. S. Soutllall, we'll known as 4
breeder OF gated saddle horses, cattle
and other improved breeds of live stock.
at Stanton, Va, writes that he was we'll
pleased with the success of horses shown
by him at the Rockingham Horse Show..
1Iarrisonburg, Va, October ed and 4th-
THE hay colt. Mr.. Dooley, one year old,
by General Miles, dam Ora D.. by For
est Denmark, got three first prizes and is
looked upon as one Of the most promising
youngsters bred and owned in the valley
of Virginia. Mr.. Dooley was exhibited IN
the classes for registered gated saddle
horses as were the weanlinSs My Thiihy,
chestnut tilly, by Montrose Squirrel and
the black colt Black Squirrel, Jr., by the
same sire. who were awarded frst ana
second premiums. The handsome bay
mare May Queen, by Forest Denmark,
got the red ribbon in the class Tor park
hacks. Previous to the event she had
not worn a saddle for several months
Owned in 1900 by Major George Chrisman,
this mare WAS premium winner at the
same show and attracted much attention
on account of good looks, manners and
nice conformation.
Mr.. G. A F'ittz. of Petersburg, Va,
present owner of the once famous New
Market race course, near that city. has
a good looking and promising youngster
In the bay filly. foal of 1901. by Judge
Cox. sire of Coxey. 2:13. dam Hazel Hess.
by Happy Day, 2::229ts, second dam Spring
time, dam of Clandon, 2:22l!c, by BLACK