The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04

HORSE SHOW.
Splendid Performances Mark
the First Day.
SOME FAMILIAR NAMES
Robin Adair, Ridden by Mrs. Blair
johnson, Carried of Honors in
Five-Year-Old Saddle Glass.
List Of the Awards.

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LEESBURG. juno 3.-Excellent wea-
Their. entries Of hlgh-g grade horses, the
best comradcship and Workmanship the
presence Of the leaders OF the social life
Of county and town combined to make
the opening day Of the Horse and Colt
Show Of Loudoun county a most sue
cessful event and an enjoyable OCCASION
The affair was the second annual exhi-
billion. and like tho first. was distn-
guished by Its social features and It's
fine field performances
Yesterdays programme surpassed that
Of the initial day OF last years show;
the contests were more spirited the ex-
element more intense and the audience
more enthusiastic over It's favorite
The association grounds are specially
adapted for the exhibition, and the nc-
commodations we're all that could be de-
sired. the management having provided
ample room and conveniences for the
visitors. The recent rains had moderated
tho heat and cool and delightful breeze
Mt Intervals brought rest and refresh
ment.
THE AWARDS.
The first day OF the show opened at
$3.50 A. NJ in the presence OF a tremen-
dous crowd In the gated saddle class
for four-year- Odds there were five en-
tries. The entries in the various utility
classes were Of the highest order. nine
teen In all. The favorite four-year- old
was Miss Eua Lee, owned by Johnson
Adair. ridden by Mrs. Blair Johnson.
carried off the victory among the Ave-
year class.
In the hunter class OF four year olds
and under, there were twenty-six en-
tries, and In the green hunters class
there were thirty-elght entries. In the
quick draft classes there were seven
-p1I dc, ~
this class the favorite was Queen OF Da-
monds. and OF the four-year- Odds, Lady
Lightfoot, and OF the fve-year- olds the
most popular In the field was Kentucky
Bake, owned by Hunter Jackson. Of
Cleveland.
In the ladies' hunter class there were
some magnificent performances. First
Smith: second. Wenonah, Mrs. Blair
Johnson, Warrcnton; third, Miss Dorothy
Henry, OF Clarke,
Thoroughbred stallon-Lghterlnan w,
c. Eustis
Gated Saddle Class. four-year-olds and
under--No Name. j, r. Foster. slb; yell
low Jacket, Henry Shippers, $40.
Five-year-o lds-Harry, Henry Shippers,
SIS: Lady Pendleton. r. II, Gray, So
Highs teppers In Harness Glass, four
year-olds and under--J, o. seibert. 500;
Colonel Lee. r. g. Hall s1o
Gillette, $50; Tommle, P. P, Luck, slo
Conquest w, II. Carter, So.
General Utility Class, hye-year-olds-
Robin Adair. Mrs. Blair Johnson. $751;
Conquest, w, II. Carter, $40.
Four-year- olds-Eulie Lee, Johnson
Russell, SIS; Wild Rose. Rogers Brothers,
SO.
Three year ods--oueen OF Diamonds, r.,
II. vansyckler, SIS; Midnight Chimes, Ro-
gers Brothers $40,
Trotting Glass, four-year- olds-Lady
Lightfoot, Grubh Brothers, $50; Demijohn,
W, T. Chamblin, $40.
ear-olds-Kentucky Babe, Hunter
Jackson, $50; Imp, @, D, Zerega, $40,
Matched Horses, fve-year- olds--B Brandy
and Soda, A, $. Gillette, $50; Polly and
Kitty, II. II. Harrison. $40; III. B, Male,
81,
Sporting Tandem Class-Pcrfection and
King OF Diamonds. j. IT, Lindsay, s35;
Wheeler and Red Rose, Rogers Brothers,
SIS.
Ladies' Park saddle-,Robln Adair, Mrs,
Blair Johnson, $50; White Rose, Miss Dor
othy Male, $40; Imp, q. D, Zerega %.
Hunters, four-year- olds-Skibbereen. q
II. Smith, sS5; Pride, j. Hampton. G. H.
Smith. sl5 I7lambeau, G. Fl. Smith So
Green Hunters-Red Raven, Rogers Bro
Tiers, s35; Fannie Thompson. Duffy Bro
Tiers. SIS; Mdnk, c. II. Smith. s..
Ladies' Hunters-C happle Lee, MIS-. G.,
II. Smith, $50, Wenonah, Mrs. Blair john
son, SIS; Wizard Miss Dora Henry. S.
Pairs of Hunters Atlanta and Marie,
IT. M. Luttrell $40; Liptop and Lucy
Sutherland. C. IT, Smith, $50; Midnight
Chimes and Red Raven, Rogers Brothers,
$40,