The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-02

lottesville. first prize, $40; Aurus, owned
by r. j. Hancock and SoE, second prize,
$: Jim Gray. owned by a. D. Payne,
Charlottesville. third prize. ribbon.
Class ?, thoroughbred yearlings-A. D.
Paynes, bay colt. by Water Level, dam
Vigilette, first prize, $50; A. D. Payne's
bay colt by Water Level, dam Fearnot.
second prize, IS.
Class {. four-year-o harness horses
Dick Green. owned by ]. 8. Andrews.
Charlottesville, first prize, SIS; Red Rock,
owned by Otto Noting. Richmond. second
prize. So; AIcKena, owned by D. a. Lang
horne, Scottsvile. third prize, ribbon
Glass 10, Albemarle roadsters-Jeff
Davis owned by Joel NJ. Cochran, Char
Iottesville, first prize, $50: Mchina, owned
by D. A. Langhorne, Scottsville. second
prize $40: Cock Robin owned by L. G.
Water Stony Point, third prize. ribbon
Class 12-Horses in DEMONSTRATION.
owned by HVyeth & West, Marshall. Va.
first prize. SIS: Brownette. owned by Dr
F, D. Owsey, Greenwood, second prize.
$40; Edward. owned by Jefferson M.
Levy. New York third prize s..
Glass 9-Matched pairs roadsters)-
Alice NJ. and Helen n, owned by H. NJ.
Sackett. Lynchburg, first prize, So FONT
and May, owned by Mrs. Wexford e.
Reed, Keswick. second prize. $40: Gym
thia and Lorlon. owned by ]. Tatnall
Lea, Philadelphia, third prize, So
Glass 17-sporting Tandem-David Ha-
rum and Patience. owned oy Wyeth &
West, Marshall, Va, first prize SIS:
CORTLAND II. Smith team, Alexandria.
second prize, $40: Comet and Mate. owned
by W. E. Boring, Greenwood, third prize,
Class 3o-IFunters and Jumpers-De-
| Lamb, owned by CORTLAND H Smith.
| Alexandria, first prize $50; Nancy, owned
| by Dr.. S. 3. Owsley. Greenwood, second
| prize, $50; Marguerite. owned by Dr.
| Owsley, third prize, So
Glass 1s-four-in-hands teams-Courtland
| H. Smith. Alexandria, first prize $40: DR..
| 2. d. Owsley. Greenwood. second prize
| s1O West and Wyethe, Baltimore, third
| prize ribbon.
Class 22-park saddlers-Blacl Prince,
| Julian Morris, Campbelrs, Va, first prize
$50; Nell Gwynne, Miss Landon Rives.
Gotham. second prize, $40: Robin Adair.
| Blair, Johnson, Warrenton, third prize
So
Class 19-ladies' harness horses-Light-
| foot. J. E. NIcComb. Somerset, first prize
! $40: Nell Gwynne Miss Landon Rives,
| Gotham, second prize So: Brownette, DR..
| r. D. Owsley. Greenwood, third prize
ribbon.
| Glass decentralization harness and sad
! die horses-Lightfoot. J. B. McComb
| Somerset, first prize SIS; Nell Gwynne
Miss Landon Rives Gotham, second prize
$40: Black Prince, Julian Morris, Camp
| bells. third prize s..
| Glass 13-pairs harness horses-Dr. F.
D. Owsley's bays first prize $40: Mt.
| Vernon and Arlington. CORTLAND H.
| Smith. Alexandria. second price SO; Whirl
| and Fashion, West and Wyethe, Balti-
] more third prize ribbon
| Class 26-light-weight hunters-Kathleen.
John P. Dulaney, Uppervl!e. first prize
SIS: Up-to-Date CORTLAND H. Smith,
Alexandria, second prize $40; Lady San
ford. L. S. Ricketts,, Orange third prize
So.
Glass 2e-Green, light. middle and heavy
| hunters-Deep Run, exhibited by H. c.
Beatte Richmond. first prize $40; Nancy,
Dr. F. D. Owsley, Greenwood, second
prize 500: Margarite, DR.. F. D. Owsley,
third prize. sol.
Class 22-Jumpers. best performance
over four consecutive jumps 3. 3la and
AZ feet-Brunette. Allan Potts Richmond
first prize. $50; cup presented by c. D.
Langhorne, president of the AIbemarie
show: The lamb. CORTLAND II. Smith
Alexandria. second prize. $40: Marguerite
DR.. F. D. Owsley, Greenwood, third
prize, ribbon.
Glass 3l-High jumpers-Black Oak, ex-
hihited by Louie c. Leith. Leithton, Va
first prize. $50: speak-Easy. Louie c.
Leth. second prize. SIS.
Class 37-Fcr best lady's hunter to be
ridden by a lady over jumps not TO ex-
coed four feet-Princess. Julian Morris
Campelrs Va. first prize Montice!oc
cup, value sld0. presented by Jefferson
NJ Levy. New York: Queen Bee. c. D
Lanehorne, Greenwood. second prize. $40;
Pathfinder. Louis G. Young, New York
third prize, ribbon.
Protests having been entered by H. T.
Holiday. Jr. of Rapidan, that Edwin o.
Meyers Captain Jnks is stallion and
therefore not eligible to class 20, shown
yesterday the executive committee sus-
tanned Mr.. Holidays protest ana placed
Dolly Warden second