The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-13
THOUSANDS WORSHIP
At HORSES Shrine. n
A Grand Exhibit Of High.
Steppers at UpperyilIe.
A MAGNIFICENT SHOW
CourtIand H. Smith Captures
Both Blue and Red
WITH LIGHT WEIGHT HUNTERS
AFiner Collection of Horses Never Seen
in a Ring-The Judges Hurried
Their Work, but Only One of
the Hunter Glasses Was
Reached = Show Will
Close To-Morrow.
WITH LIGHTWEIGHT HUNTERS
(stafr Correspondence


.UPPERvILLE. VA. June 12-From
two to three thousand people saw the
exhibits at the second day of the Up
perville Colt and Horse Show. The park
saddle horse and lightweight hunters were
the features that attracted more atten-
ton during the day, but the quick draft
classes were also watched with great in
terest.
A finer collection of horses could not be
imagined tn ian were on exhibition to-day.
The judges hastened things some and In
the: afternoon especially there was much
less delay. Only one Of the hunter
classes was reached and the high jump
sporting tandems and heavyweight hunt
ters will be in the card for Tomorrow
The saddle classes were all we'll filled
and there were as handsome lot Of park
saddlers as could be gotten anywhere
HIGH STEPPERS.
The -.igh steppers were snowy and the
traps to which they were shown as styl-
ish as ever were toaled over the tan
bark or prize ring.
The general utility classes, too, brought
out O. grand lot of horses. CORTLAND H.
Smith got the lions share of the awards
to-day and in the lightweight hunter
classes. captured both the blue and red
ribbons with his Up-to-Date and Tip
Top.
The third prize went to Miss Rebecca
zDulany's Spinister. AS on yesterday, the
single split. Bob Hall went off at the
last hurdle. his horse falling, but he kept
his feet and was not hurt.
Courtland Smiths riding was dashing.
while Gibson Smith also rode with great
daring.
Allan Potts acted as one of the Judges
in the hunter class to-day.
THE SUMMARIZES
The summaries wero as follows:
Class B-Judging six pairs quick draft
In harness. FIVE to eight-years, over 10 1-2
hands, s25. s12, s.; Charles Mulikins M.
and Mrs. Turner B. first. J. W. virgins
team second. N. Belgin third
Glass 59-Judging three matched heavy
draft, three-years-old, $40. $40, IS; Lewis
Strother first. Robert Fletcher second,
Joshau Fletcher third.
Class 60-Judging two matched pairs
heavy draft four-years-old, $40, SO, S.;
Henry Shippers first.
Class 61-Judging six matched pairs,
heavy draft, five-years-old and over. $40,
$40, IS; Henry Shippers first, Robert Cos
tello second c. N. Peach third.
Glass 32-Judstng fifteen four-year-
park saddle over 1912 hands, $40, $40
IS; Courtland Smiths Oquenquit br. G.
first, c. NJ. Peach's Good Fellow br. G.
second. r. C. Halls Lucy Grey gr. m.
third.
Glass 34-judging nine five to eight
years-old. park saddle. over Is 1-2 hands.
$40, $40 IS: W. G. Fletchers' Light Hands
br. g. first, George A. Russel's ChiQuita
b. m. second. Charles Mullikins Mr..
Turner b. &. third.
Glass 62-Judging four four horse teams,
heavy draft. $40. s2o $40: w. P. and c. P.
Rucher first. Colonel r. II. Dulany Sc
cond, H r. Chanfulin third.
Glass 3-High steppers in harness, three
year-old, $40, $40, S.; Courtland Smiths
victory b. m. first. Asa Waddell's Sultan
br. 6. second.
Class 4-Judging nine high steppers In
harness, four to fve-years-old, s20 SO,
So; B. F. Carter's Maude br. m. first,
R. B. Lawson's Rebel sg. second. A.
Brooke Lawsons Virginia ch. m. third.
Glass 20-Judging FIVE matched pairs
four-year-old quick draft in harness. $50,
$40, s5; Mt Vernon and Arlington, Court
land H. Smith first Selma Stables b. 6.
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