The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-17

Association Issues Complete Lis
Of Classes.
FALL EXHIBITION TO BE GREAT
All Boxes Taken and More Than Four
Hundred Reserved Seats Applied
for at This Time-Amphi>
theatre Will be Ready.

The Richmond Horse Show Association
received from the publisher yesterday af-
ternoon the first copies OF the official
prize list for the show to be. held. here
the second week in October. The list is
gotten out in splendid style and is most
carefully arranged, giving besides the list
of classes and prizes in each, such lntor-
nation as may be desired by the public
Of the horseman who contempiates enter
ing his horses for the exhibition.
Thirty-six classes are catoloSued, in
Guiding roadsters, hunters, Jumpers. har-
ness horses. /tandems. four-in-hands
ponies, in harness and saddle, ladies
turnouts and others. which will go to
make up the most complete show ever
given in the South.
The prizes offered in these classes will
aggregate 5000. the majority of them
running, first. 500: second, $50, and third,
SIS.
On the front page Of the catalogue APP
pear the names of officers, directors and
honorary vice-presidents Of the associa-
ton as follows:
OFFICERS.
J. T. Anderson, president; Harry c.
Beattie. vice-president: w. o. Warthen.
secretary u Spotswood Crenshaw, treas
urer; c. w. Smith. manager.
Board of Managers-J. T. Anderson, G.
D. Langhor1e. Harry c. Beattie. J. Spots
wood Crenshaw. John D. Potts.
Honorary Vice-Presidents-Otw S.
Allen, ]. r. ]. Anderson, Thomas Akin
son. stanhope Boiling, James N. Boyd.
c. w. Branch. j. tewart Bryan, Henry
L. Cabell, T. N. Carter, A. H. Christian,
Jr, F. w. Christian. S. D. Crenshaw. c.
e. Doyle W. S. Forbes, Barton H.
Grundy, E. A. Meyer. S. r. Morgan, L.
T. Myers, ]. D. Patton, Allan Potts, R. G..
Rennolds. F. W. Scott. G. W. Stevens,
s. w. Travers, w. R. Trigg, Henry Lee
Valentine. J. A. White. T. Ashby Wick
ham, R. Lancaster Williams, r. c. Will.
liams. Jr.
REDUCED RATES
Following these the announcement is
made that all railroads entering Rich
mond will sell from points in North Caro-
lima, Virginia, West Virginia and the
District Of Columbia round trip tickets
at one fare rate. good from October 14th
to 10th. 1t is announced that entries Will
close on Saturday, September 9th.
Concerning the new Horse Show build
ing the officers Of the association say:
This amphItheatre will be complete IN
all its appointments. and will be more
commodious and better constructed In
every way than the old Auditorium. and
is arranged to accommodate about ten
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176 feet wide, 26o feet long and GO feet
high. The exhibition ring is about 200
feet long by 10 feet wide. and is trussed
across in one clear span.
The new building will contain seventy
eight boxes, all Of which have been
taken, and in addition applications have
been made for more than four hundred
reserved seats.
These applications are being fled in
the order they are received and seats as
signed accordingly.
More than half Of the catalogue is
given to rules and regulations governing
the show and to rules for judging.
All judges have been chosen with the
exception Of those In the hunters and
jumpers classes. These will be named
in a few days.
The judges whose names are published
are as follows:
JUDGES
Horses, Cobs and Ponies In Harness
Mr. Reginald ". Rives, of New York;
Mr. H. K. Bloodgood,' of New Marlboro.
Mass.
Horses, Cobs and Ponies under Saddle
Mr.. Julian Morris, of Virginia; Mr.. Louis
Hafght, OF New York.
Veterinary Inspectors-Dr. F. A. Smith,
of Virginia; DR.. Thomas Fraser. of Viz
ginia.