The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-17
s be shown before an appropriate ve-

over fifteen hands. Prizes, sioo. $50, 49,,
ribbon
Class 12-hunting tandem. the wheeler
60 be fifteen hands or over. Leader 60
De snowy and we'll bred Pair to pc h1st
judged as a tandem, and then the ieaaeI
% be saddled and shown over reguiation l
jumps in hunt colors. Tandem to count
Cd per cent; jumping 80 per cent. Both
horses must be property OF the eAh1o-
itor. To be driven and ridden by anna
tours. PRIZES, $780, $50. se5. ribbon.
FOUR-IN-HANDS
Exhibitors in these classes, need not de-
scribe their teams when making their
entries, but all horses exhibited. how
ever, must be owned by the exhibitor
at the time of the closing of entries.
Class l3-for best road team, to be
shown before a coach. drag or break
Entrance fee, $40. Prizes, Sloo. SIS, SIS,
ribbon.
Class 1Lfor the best park team, to.
be shown before coach drag or break.
Amateurs to drive. Entrance fee, $1o-
Prizes. $50. $75, SIS, ribbon.
PONIES IN HARNESS.
All ponies entered in. these classes
must be practically sound have good
manners and be shown before an appro-
pirate vehicle
Glass l5-pony. not exceeding fourteen
hands two inches. To be driven by
,
trance fee, So. Prizes. ss5. SIS. s., ribbon
PONY AND SADDLE.
Class 16-pony, not exceeding forty
nine inches high to be driven by
child not over fifteen years Entrance
fee, So. Prizes, s35. SIS, $. ribbon.
LADIES TURNOUT.
Glass 17-best single horse. Suitable
an appropriate vehicle. horse to count
81 per cent; appointments, so per cent.
Ladies to drive. Prizes, 500. $780, s25,
ribbon.
Glass 1e-champion class-open to all
horses having taken first prize, or
one of pair having taken first prize
in harness classes at this or any re-
entries. Entrance fee, $40. Prizes, 500.
reserve.
LOCAL CLASSES.
Glass 19-horse and runahout owned
by a resident of Richmond or Manches-
ter, Henrico and Chesterfield counties
Horse to count O. per cent; runabout
10 per cent Horse must have confor-
nation, quality, true all-round action. and
be able to go a pace. Horse must stand
without being held. Excessive high &C
ton not essential. Professional drivers
and dealers barred. Prizes. SIS. sS5, $40,
ribbon.
Class 20-Best single horse suitable for
park use, to be shown to a gig or cart.
Professional drivers and dealers barred.
Prizes, $780, $50. 49, ribbon.
SADDLE HORSES.
To be judged by their quality. manners.
PAGES and confirmation. They will be
required to back easily, change the lead
on the canter without apparent effort.
and stand long enough for the rider to
dismount and mount without unneces-
sary trouble The gaits required to be
shown will be walk trot and canter. In
classes for ladies' saddle horses. manners
will be especially considered
Glass 21-Horse, Is hands and under Is
hands inches Prizes, 500 $50. S25, rib
bon.
Glass 22-Horse, IS hands inches or
over. Prizes, 800, $50. s25 ribbon.
Class 23-Ladies' saddle horse, II hands
inches and over, to be ridden by ladies'.
Prizes s10O $50. s25, ribbon.
The association will present to the lady
Kidding the winner in this class q hand
some silver cup :.
Glass 24-Champion class. Open to all
horses having taken first prize IN the
saddle horse classes at this or any recog-
nized show. Entrance fee, SO. Prizes,
500. $50 s25. ribbon.
HUNTERS AND JUMPING CLASSES
Qualified hunters must have been kept
for hunting purposes and have been reg
ularly hunted with recognized hunt
more than one year and within one year
of date of entry, and a certificate from
the master OF hounds must accompany
entry.
Green hunters must not have been hunt
ad With recognized hunt more than one
wear before the date OF entry. nor at any
time prior to that year, nave oeen d
first nrize winner as hunter OF jumper
AZ any previous recognized horse snow.
The minimum weight to be carried IN
all these classes will be 40 pounds
class 25-Qualifled hunters up to carry
ing $50 pounds and over to MOUNDS. CON
formation to count Is per cent perform
ance over fences to count IS per cent.
Eorees entered in this class are not
a1;,rit1e for class No. 26. Prizes. 500, $50,
90 Class 2s-auanhed hunters Digit
,a;s1bt, nm to carrying under $50 POUNDS
~ bounds. Conformation to count %
,,sr cent: performance over fences 10
count IL per cent. Horses entered IN
t:,is class are not eligible for class NO.
95 Prizes. ,s1oo. $50, SOS. ribbon.
Glass 27-for the best pair OF hunters
owned by the exhibitors. To be r1ooeh
over the regulation jumps abreast. fei-
formance and style OF going oniy 10
he counted. Prizes, 500, $50, s25. ribbon.
Class LS-R1Ccn
nm tn carving under 100 pounds to
hounds. Conformation to count 40 per
cent performance over fences zen to snnn
class 2e-Corinthian class-open to all
hunters Horses must be ridden by mem
hers Of some recognized hunt club. Con
formation to count 25 per cent; perfor-
nance over fences Is per cent. Prizes
500. $50 s25 ribbon.
Glass 3o-jumping class-open to all. min
mum weight to be carried. 14o pounds.
performance only to count. Prizes sloO,
81, s25, ribbon.
Glass s1-thoroughbred hunter class
open to all thoroughbred qualified and
green hunters Conformation and quality
to count 50 per cent. performance over
fences 50 per cent. Sire and dam to be
given when entered. Prizes. 500, $50. s2o.
ribbon.
Class a2-high jump-the trial for high
Jumps will commence at four feet six
inches, and will not be raised to
greater height than five feet six inches.
The judges in making their awards will