The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
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WAS THROWN
OVER RING RAILING
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times. and more than once this fact was
remarked upon. Every one is looking ex-
pectantly towards the second day Of the
| show, for which the most thrilling and
| dashng OF exhibitions have been reserved.
| On the evening OF the second day q
brilliant ball will. be given. The ball
| room will be rendezvous for most OF
tho prominent! society folk and exhibitors
seen on the grounds to-day. Below Is
given list of the private box-holders,
who In company with their friends, oc-
cupled the first tier OF boxes:
Major and Mrs. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis D. Paesano. Mr.. Charles Hurkamp.
Mr. Maxwell Wyeth. Mr.. and Mrs. Drake,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. W. Barker, DR.. Ows-
ley and party, General B. D. Spillman.
Mr.. McClay, Messrs. Keith and party,
Mrs. Keyser5 and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
| JAMES n MduQu4,l 01T. anu All .. IesDit
Mr. and Mrs. Appleton, Judge G. Nj
White. Mr. Charles Moore, Manager c..
| W. Smith and Mrs. Smith, Miss Matte
Jennings. the Judges the press.
The Judges OF the show were as fol-
| lows George b. Hulme, New York
Charles II. Moore. Charlottesville Va;
Charles Mulliken, Boyce. Va; W. s. Dif-
fenderfrer. Batimore; Charles Mott,
Leesburg. Va; H v. Colt, Geneseo, N.
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A BAD FALL.
In class 80. heavy weight hunters, Jack
Henderson, on Hiawatha tripped the sec
ond jump. lost his mount and was thrown
over the ring railing and barely escaped
being dangerously hurt He pluckily@r--
mounted and finished the remaining
Jumps in good style. Mr.. Henderson cap.
| tured the blue ribbon In this class on Bo
Bar amid great applause.
Glass 81. Ladies' Hunters, brought uut
splendid field. and the riding OF each
lady deserves special mention. Chipmunk,
ridden by Mrs Blair Johnson, tipped
heavily the fourth jump, dismounting his
rider. She did not lose control Of her
horse, and was loudly applauded. Among
the other lady riders appearing In this
class were Mrs. Mamie Langhorne Shaw.
Miss Flynn. Mrs. Frank Barker and Mes
F. "a B. Portman
Mrs Shaw's appearance in the ring
was greeted with much applause from tho
grand stand.
Each performance throughout was per-
foot and the riding was superb.
Tho blue ribbon was captured by Mrs.
Shaw on Queen Bee, with c. H. Hur
Ramps Amnret second, ridden by Miss
Henry.
Pairs Of hunters followed In class 49,
1t was most novel and interesting fea.
ture OF the afternoon, two horses taking
the Jumps together The performances
was fine.
Prominent among those in the grand
stand were: Mr.. Chadwick. OF We0 .Vlr-
Elnia; Senator Camden, OF West Virginia !;
Judge and Mrs James Keith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cash. General and Mrs. B. Day
spillman. H. e. spillman and family. OF
West Virginia; the Misses Spillman, Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. spillman. Of Oklahoma;
Colonel and Mrs, Thomas Smith. Mrs
Bradford, Miss Flynn. Miss Garner Mrs
Samuel Arundale. of Charlottesville: Rob-
ert Z. Lee. Jr.. Of fairfax; Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Nesblt and party; Travers Daniel
and Miss Daniel. OF Culpeper; Miss Hem
ry, Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Groome, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. A. B. Portman. Mr.. and Mrs
c. w. Smith. Miss Jennings, of Baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. w. Barber, e. Jen-
kyn Davis, of Manassas; Miss HUFF, Mrs.
Dodson, Mrs. Goruon Jones. Miss Burns,
Miss Lardon Walton, OF Norfolk Miss
Anna Taylor. OF Norfolk; Miss Jones, OF
Alexandria Miss Lucy Douglas, OF Alex
andrla; Miss Hough, OF Washington; Ma
jor and Mrs. R. P. Barry and party, Mrs.
Girdwood, OF Canada; DR., and Mrs. James
Kerr, Miss Tracy OF West Virginia.: Mr..
and Mrs. 2. NJ, Green. Of Rappahannock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Walach, Mrs
Lewis Lev Hon. H. NJ Green; Polk Mller, 81
Richmond; the Misses Hamilton. Mr.. and
Mrs Keyser and Miss Wright, .f Florlda
Mht sna M Kisses eoE aEs so Snd Ks fS
Mr., ana Mrs. Maxwell Wyeth. Miss
James, Mrs. subett, the g, Misses suhlett,
o 5smHs r Green sna 4 Mrs GGhh aTss Pr @
RfmR Gar sna nj Harrsonb asam NJ NJ
Gould Lineoln., Of W2,shingten; M. and
Hugh Hamilton, Alfred b. Iiorner. OF
Washington; Mrs: BlGackhhuIrn, Of Ken
Ssv5 Spilman, 81 sr, NJ + chiTShq}3mn 10
Mr., and and Mrs 5! ". II. Campbell, 2, Revesly
Slater Julian 1o: Morris; . o. aoHisa.
OF New Ne ;" YER: Charles MglRin, Of Berry Berry.
vile; Il, II, Dulany Of uppercyiI!e, n the
harness. Glasses, ana ~ y, !. Solt Jr., OF
Baltimore; Charles Mott, of Leesburg,
ara Charles MG ,pe, Of Eas ,Il
decisions generally gave satisfaction to
the public ,,,,,.p1ro.
Class 13-Heavy draft and foals--First,
Queen, r. +, Welsh, The Plains. Va
second gr. mare. ]; r, FIshbaclS, The
Plains. Va; third, Blaze, Peter Leach,
Class smone.year-old colts, geldings or
flss for general rsls vW'SyEtrs Dan
T rave1ar anu ~ McCabe, Warrenton:
third, Cardigan, Scott Nesblt, Warren
| ton.
or Stn l,;o. l9 tor General ulity-First, NO
Amos Pay t eWarrenton; second, Grace,
p, Z. Redman, Mid Lin,om third julius,
CIasas a GGHalf-bred one-year-od colts,
geldlnss or niles; sire or d Sa ct, t,htSor9Hgh-
bred-First. My Daisy; * M W smith; War