Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-19
THE BIC SHOW ENDS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE Ed

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 80
in America, and one Of the most sevei
tests required. On Friday in the quaiiliea
hunters class. with a dozen compeeiloie .,
the gallant roam again captured eAe 90
ribbon and second money in company -
thirteen of the best performers M ene
galaxy of equine greatness. Last iie - liE
rounded out his great record by capeuiins
the blue ribbon in the champion ciass'
defeating fine string of winners IN pre-
vio1s contests. Amaret, the jumper tnat
made such fine record last year. o,u
not live up to his reputation, getting only
one ribbon, and that red ms ~"
ever was in the high jumping contest
the closing event of the entire SNOW -,
which Easter outleaped the ent1e neio
with Amaret good second. n,,;r
Among the saddle horses Mrs. blair
|, Johnson,s handsome bay Robin Auaii'
won first honors in the laoles saa
class; first in the gentlemen sau
class and second in the champion sa "a.
dlers. magnificent record. III w. e..
classes in which Robin Adair was nrst,
Mr.. McComb's black gelding Llght1oot
was second in large classes, ana vas
n1,ced first among the champion sau.
d1ers thus being close co1npe'i'o, u
Pohin Adair for the saddle morse NON
orS.
Guy Rocks Record.
Among the hunters and jumpers Guy
Doc, ranks close to Hornplpe, naVniS
won first honors in the green nuii.. .l.'
Wednesday night and first WIN Eaot o.
in the contest of hunters IN pan
ar,s record is quite as good. having Won
first in the high jump and Irst win
Rock in the pair OF hhlteLs 49,
Eastern is exhibited by Mr.. Il. M. a ~,
Mr.. CORTLAND Smiths Up-to-Date h,due
record as good S any OF them say l,;aaa
r,i,,a winning the blue in the qualii.eu
i,,i,,tars, Thursday night and the oiue
ooain in the Corinthian class the sanie
,icht a feat achieved by no other hoi Sc
resides this, the fine bay jumper u .ne
15arn+on stables was second to faoihpipo
in the open-to-ail class
Other Hunters Who won
Among, the other winners of blue rlo-
ro,e in the hunter classes are Ala,
Potts Bachelor. in the ladleS
class: John T. Dulany's Bachelor' ~ az
qualified hunters class; Mr.. =. w. Silil'n
Garnett Ripple, in the thorousE2rsu, NJ.
ers' class; Mrs. Courtland H. osliien 80
Gull. in the ladies' green hunters :ne
same horse ca pturing the red rlppon WIZ
Ranister in the pairs of hunters cla7o'
Mrs Robert G.. Shaws Queen bee cap
tired two red ribbons and one yello" II!
the hunter classes. Mr.. Julian MOTHS
Churchill won the blue ribbon IN the greer,
hunter class. Skylark also landed Two 1eu
ribbons in the hunter classes anu 'uns
and Meadow Plume one each. MISS hns
,ish landed the yellow ribbon and thlro
money in two Of the hunter classes
Kentucky Cardinal, Mr.. ]. B. NlcCabes
sty,ish bay, won the blue ribbon IN the
eentIeman's saddle horse class, thus slar-
ing honors among the saddlers, Win MIS-.
Johnson's Robin Adair. Hats o1i was
second in one class and Llghtloot II, Tue
other, Lightfoot winning IN the ciiaAA-
pion saddle horse competition.
Mrs. YoUnE2s Quartette.
Among the driving horses and team
competitions, Mrs. Young's magnificent
ouartette-Act-a-Bit and Step-a-blt, ana
Fortune and Miss Fortune-and the
Dreyel pair Lady Wootten and Lord
Wootten, captured the lions snare OF non
ors, and the two exhibitors divided thenl
very evenly, Nlessrs, Wyeth & west o.
the Mountain View Stock Farm, ranklns
next to them in prize Winnings IN the
single harness classes, Act-a-Blt won Two
blue ribbons two red ribbons and one
yellow. and With Step-a-Bit won the blue
ribbon in Tie double harness event. DreA-
els Lady Wootten won two flrsts ana one
second in the single harness classes, ana
with Lord Wootten captured two hrsts IN
the double harness calsses. Miss fortune
captured the red in one OF the single mar
ness classes while with her mate, For
tune she was second in one of the double
harness events. Fashion, belonging to
Wyeth 6 West, won the blue IN one OF
the single harness classes, was second IN
another, and third in another still, and
with Nhirl HEas second in one of the dou-
BILE harness classes, anc with his mate,
Lord Radiant, second in double harness
to the Drexel team, and second with Patti
ence in the sporting tandems. and third
with his mate, Lord Radiant in the park
tandems..
Mrs. Young's Buck and Pride Of Da-
helm were first in the sporting tandems,
and Mr. William Bailey Saunders Lucena
was first among the roadsters.
LjShtfoot: Royal Rival.
Mrs. Allan Potts Royal Rival was sec
ond to Lightfoot among the combination
harness and saddle horses, and third in a
large class, with such winners as Miss
Fortune and Act-a-j3it. and third in the
ladies' saddlers. being beaten by Robin
Adair and LightfOot.
Among the fOur-inhand turnouts. DR..
Owsley's Quartette won both in the road
team and park fours with Mrs. Ioungs
four second and both and the Mountain
View four (Wyeth & Wests) third in one
and disqualified in the other.
BristoW & Leach'S Russell Rex was first
in the roadsters and second in the cham
pion harness horse class.
CORTLAND H. Smiths Cameron Run hunt
team won the honors in the hunt club
competition, with the two Deep Run teams
second and third, and the Warrenton
hunt team fourth.
DulanyS Bachelor was second among
the heavyweight hunters to Hornpipe.
Mrs Young's Buck was first among the
champion lightweight hunters, and Guy
Rock second among the lightweight cham
pion hunters.