The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-15
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Class 9-Horse and victoria-Horse 10
hands high and over, to be shown before
a brougham or victoria. Horses must be
practically sound for the purpose for
which they are shown. They must have
good manners; extreme knee or hook ac-z
ton wil,- be given the preference over
true all-aound action. Hose so per
cent. appointments so per cent Goodman
to drive.
Barton Fl. Grundy's Hizam, second:
Wyerh & Vests Fashion, third; l.. NJ.
Williams 49, fourth
Class 7-Horse and Runabout-Horse
should be Il hands 3 inches, ard not ex-
ceeding Is hands 3 inches. Horse to
count 50 per cent; runabout, harness
and appointments. 40 per cent. Horse
should have good manners. con formation
and quality, true all-around action, and
90 able to SO a pace. Horse must stand
without being held Excessive high ac-
ton not essential
G. W. DreSeEs Lady Woottou. FIRST:
G. w Dre.e.s. Lord Wootton. second;
Mrs. Maxwell Wyeth's Lady Marzonie.
third; Mrs. Albert Young's Miss Fortune,
fourth
Class 6-Horses in Harness--An horses
entered in these classes must be practi-
are shown. They must have good man
ners: extreme knee or hook action will
not be given the preference over true all
around action. In classes for pairs. both,
horses must be within the limit of size
called for the classification. conformation
and quality to count so per cent; action
and style OF going 50 per cent.
Mrs. Albert Youngs Act-a-Bit and
Step-a-bit, first: Wyeth & Vests
Fashion and Whirl, second; DR.. F. D..
Owsley's Raiah and Pasha, third
Glass 23-Saddle Horses-To be judged
by their quality. manners, PAGES and con-
formation. They will be required to back
easily, change the lead on tho canter
without apparent effort. and stand long
enough for the rider to dlsmount and
mount without unnecessary trouble. The
gairs required to be shown will be walk.
trrt and canter. In classes for ladies'
saddle horses manners will be especially
considered.
Mrs. Blair Johnsons Robin A'Dair, first:
J. 3. N1cCornb's Lightfoot. second: Mrs
Allen Potts Royal Rival. third: w. S.
Forbes and Sons Ell CAPTAIN. fourth.
Class 12-Sporting Misunderstanding tan
der., the wheeler to be Is hands or over.
Leader to be snowy and vel, bred. Pair
to be first judged as a tandem. and then
the leader to be saddled and shown over
regulate jumps in hunt coiors. Tandem
TO count 50 per cent. jumping 40 per cent.
Bcth horses, must be the property'o Of the
exhibitor. no be driven and ridden by
amateurs.
Mrs Alfred Dieterick's Buck and Pride
OF paheim. first: Wyeth and Vests Da-
vid Harum and Patience. second: Ander-
son. Potts and Company's MOSCOW and
Bachelor. third: George Cole SCOTS Fritz
ard Mirador, fourth.
Glass 37-Hunters and Jumpers-Green
| hunters. must not have been hunted with
a recognized hunt more than one year
before the date of entry nor at any time
prior to that year have been a first prize
winner as hunter or jumper at any pre-
vious recognized horse show.
| Green hunters, heavy weight, up to car
rying $50 pounds and over to hounds. Con,
| formation to count 40 per. cent. and per.
| Torrance over fences CD per cent
| Julian Morris Churchill, first; Tenant
and Tenants Jubilee. second: c. w
Smiths Garrett Ripple. third: j. Stewart
| Bryan's Elevator. fourth
| Clas. 3o-ffunters and Iumpers-Jump-
ing class. open to ALL Minimum weight
| to be carried 140 pounds. Performance
! o7ly to count.
! Mrs Charles Hurkamp's Hornpipe. first
Mrs CORTLAND Smiths Up-to-Date. sec
ord: Allen Potts Brunette. third; Julian
| Morris Churchill, fourth.