The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04
Bachelor finished first. King second and
ShotbeIt third

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Shotbelt third.
SUMMARIES.
First event-F'armers half-mile hat
Trace. for horses owned by tenants and
! farmers over whose land the club rides:
cetch waights-Ffrst prize, saddle: value
So; second. bride: value So; tnlrd,
bride: value s3-First, Bitten, Jr., owned
! by j. r. Darracott, ridden by Holt lips:
second. Belle, owned by J. F Palmer,
ridden by w. H. Netherland; third. Ellen
/ T., owned by T. r. Darracott, ridden by
| C. e. Childrey. Jake Childrey S ta'
| and John II. Lennox's Nutwood and Ses-
sic Bell also ran :,
Second event-Light harness race; nlie
| heats: best two in three; for horses owned
by members the club; cup, value, SIS.
Steed, Dr. M. Langhorne7 Putney:...t1
| Big Jim, br. w. p. *Drewry, New
York ...............-....:. .....--
Lizzie s., b. m. Thomas Atkinson, and
Eliza Ingram. oh. M, +. "A. Saunders,
We're scratched.
Third event-Half-nlile fat race; open
to all horses at the post; first prize, SO;
second. S1Q-Callant, C. D. Hutzler, Won
Shot Belt. E. D. Christian second: Ca bin
Boy. w. C. Saunders, third. Simple Sue,
C. D. Hutzler, also ran.
Fourth event-Heavy-weight hunter
jumping contest: for horses owned by
members of the club; up to CARRYING 10
pounds to hounds; to be shown over
four post and rail jumps of not less
than four feet in height, conformation
to count so per cent; performance anu
ma nners 80 per cent: minimum "eisn.
to ba carried 175 pounds: first prize, Si''
second, IS; three ribbons with this cia So
Elevator, or. s., owned oy .. $500
BRYAN, ridden by owner. won; Splnstef'
br. M, owned by Allan Potts. ridden ~ ~
owner. second; Fritz, b. 81. George ooies
Scott ridden by owner, third.
Fifth event-lightweigh hunter jumpihs
contest, for horses owned by members OF
the club. Up to carrying 100 POUNDS, 70
be- shown over four post-and-rail Jumps
OF not less than four feet In height: con-
formation to count so per cent, perform
ance and manners 80 per cent. Minimum
weight to be carried, $50 pounds ri.st
prize, s1o second. S.: three ribbons with
this class. Maxine Elliott. CHI. M. owned
by Colonel Joseph E. Willard, ridden %
Dr. Gwynn Harrison. first; spueeauiA'
owned 10y T. n. Carter. ridden by Spen-
Ger L. Carter. second Bert. oh. M, owned
By Thomas Atkinson, ridden by Thomas
Atkinson. Jr.. third.
Sixth event-sporting tandems. Tor horses
owned by members of the club; pair to be
judged first as tandem and then the
leader to be saddled and shown by an oc-
cupant of the trap over two regulation
jumps: team to count 50 per cent; jumping
i0per cent. FIRST prize. SO; second, s.; three
ribbons with this class. j. T. Anderson
Westover and Mrs. r. H Harwood's Jay
Bird, first; r. n. Carter's Martha Boiling
and Saueedunk. second: Colonel Joseph
E. Wizards Maxine Elliott and Mr.. Will
liam Rueger's ST. George, driven by Allan
Fotts, third.
Seventh event-best single horse shown
before an appropriate vehicle. Open to
all. dealers and professionals barred First.
$40: second. So; three ribbons with this
class. Auburn. CHI. m.. Carter w. Branch.
first: 0. R. Ford. b. g.. James Henry
Grant. Jr,, second: MISSIONER. b. g.. ]. T.
Anderson third.
Eighth event-best pair OF horses shown
before an appropriate vehicle. Open to
all, dealers and professionals barred. First
prize, $40; second IS; three ribbons with
this class. Ann. CHI. M. and Auburn, ci,
m, G. w. Branch. first: Cedar. b. G.. and
Quee Hof Hearts. oh. M. w. c Saunders,
Pine. b. g.. w. H. Parrish. second: Jack
OF Diamonds oh. g., and Queen OF Hearts,
en-. M. w. c, Saunders. third
Ninth event-point to point steeplechase.
about three miles across country catch
weights. Allan Potts Bachelor, ridden by
DR.. Gwynn Harrison, first: Leigh Pages
King. b. g.. ridden by Spencer l.. Carter.
second: q. D. Christians Shotbelt, b. e..
ridden owner. third.
The Judges were d. Langhorne, Julian
Morris and CORTLAND II. Smith,