The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-17

manners,: extreme knee or hook action will
not be given the preference over true
all-rotlnd action. In classes for pairs
both horses must be within the limit
of size called for in the classification.
conformation and quality to count 80
per cent; action and style OF going 80
per cent. Drexei's Lord and Lady Woot-
ton. first; Wyeth's David Harum and
Lord Radiant second: MRS. Ytuns's
Fortune and Miss Fortune, third. Or.
Owsley.s Brownette and Cormenciesta,
fourth
Class decentralization Harness and
Saddle Horses-Horse suitable for har-
ness and saddle purposes. Horse to be
first shown 70 an appropriate vehicle
and judged as a horse suited for har-
ness purposes. the horse to be unhar-
messed in the ring and to be shown and
judged under saddle. Horses best suited
for both of these purposes to be award
ed tha prizes. McCombs Lightfoot. blk.
&. first. Mrs. Potts Royal Rival. b. s..
second. Owsley's Pasha. b. s.. third:
Lewis c. Young's Pathfinder. CHI. g.,
fourth.
Glass 17-Ladies' turnout-bess single
horse, suitable for lady to drive, TO bt
shown before an appropriate vehicle
horse to count 80 per cent. appointments
aU per cent 1IduieS TO GliNs.
bert Young's Act-a-Bit. br.@.s. first. Dr.,
Owsley's Rrownette. br. M second: Mrs
Wyeth's Lady Marjorie. br M. third:
Duttv Bros Myrtheiton Bell, or. MS
fourth.
Class 15-Ponies In harness.-all pon'ea
entered, IN this class must be practeaiiS
sound, have good manners and De sho"H
before an appropriate vehicle Pony not
exceeding II hands inches. TO pc driven
by a child under fifteen years or hsee
Entrance fee. So Duncan Nrtghts DRUID,
br. . first: z. T. .. Myers. Jr.s. gypsy.
I ~ second: f. NJ. SCOTS Kris. b. T..
r-b,Id. Rateisf C. Forbes. CHI. s, fourth
CIoss 1f-Park tandems-Wheeler shouic
nower action and pace: leaders
sho,,rI ba SNOWY and well bred, with
.,ao5 aII-around action and pace. aiat-
60 viii be considered: to be shown he-
fore an appropriate vehicle. Tandem. ths
wheeler to be over Is hands o. W. =.
r,rexeis Lord and Lady Nootton. nfsl.
Mrs. Albert Yorng's fortune anu 49,
Fortune second: Wyeth's David tfiio. .s
anf, mate. third: Mrs. Albert ouhs
Act-a-Bit and Step-a-Bit. fourth
Glass s26-Hunters and Jumpers--t9u "
fed hunters must have been Kept for
hunting purposes. and have been resu-
I,rty hunted with a recognized hunt
wore than one year. and witain one year
OF date of entry. and cereIlcate froS
tho master of hounds must accompany
entrv The minimum weight to be car.
ried in this class will be no pounds.
onaIified hunters dtght weighD up to
CARRYING 80 pounds 70 hounds. Contor-
marion TO count o per cent: perform
ance over fences to count Is per cent
Horses entered in this class are not
eligible for class No. % CORTLAND Smiths
Jrn-to-Date b. g.. first: Mrs. Robert
shaw.s Queen Bee. b. M. second. John
p. DuIaney.s Kathleen. E. M. third.
Mrs. Albert Dietrick's Buck. oh. g..
fourth.
Glass eo-Hunters and Jumpers-Corin-
THAN Class-Open to all hunters Horses
must be ridden by members OF some re-
cognized hunt club. Conformation to
count 25 per cent; performance over
fences IS per cent. CORTLAND Smieh'S
up-to-Date. b. g.. first: Mrs Charles
Hurkamp's Hornpipe. b. g, second: Mrs.
Robert shaw's Queen Bee, b. m. third
Charles Hurkamp's castleman, or. g.,
fourth