The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13

| will NOT bo here is Lightfoot, the beauti-
| full black geldtng which carried Off the
| blue ribbon and the championship last
| year over such prize winner as ROBIN
| Adair. Lightfoot was sold at the close OF
the slow last year to Mr.. Moore, q
wealthy Chicago horse fancier The NC
Comb stables have a worthy successor
on exhibition this year in Kentucky car
dinal, Mr.. Waller Holidays bay gelding.
Kentucky Cardinal is by Highland Dem
mark by Miss rilton, and Is beautlful
bay, sixteen hands high and just SIX
years old Another horse which promises
to make Robin Adair to look to ms
laurels is Maple Leaf, the MAGNIFICENT
bay mare owned by DR.. w. Il. Woodend,
which has won blues at all the great
shows of the North and East. Maple Leaf
is n beautiful mare. sixteen hands hisn'
prettly marked She is Just five years old.
The most dimunitive Of all The PONIES
here is Peter Powell. a pretty black, only
ten hands and two inches high, and just
Give years old. Peter is wonderfully tram
ed, and will be the sensation or the day
in the ponies harness class on Thursday
evening. The next smallest entry IS
I,assie, only forty-nine inches high, eX-
libited by e. Strudwick, Jr
There are some very happily named
pairs in the various harness classes to be
seen this year. For instance, DR.. wood
end has a pair of browns named Baron
Brown and Brown Baron Mrs. John
Cerken has a well named pair IN News
boy and Shopgirl, each about fourteen
hands three inches high, and entered IN
the harness classes. Tarquln and Brutus
are reminiscent of Roman history, ana
Brandy and Soda, Mr.. II. Il. Johnson S
harness pair, would appea! to the aver
age Britisher eloquently Mr.. Hollister
p1,o ~ H.
ipgs, each just fifteen hands high. ana
about the same age, named Fascination
and Elevation.
Mr.. r. L. Evans, of Warrenton, has two
fine thoroughbred hunters here, when
have Just gotten in from the far North
They are Joker and La Touraine, the
first brown gelding the latter pay
mare, five and seven years old, respective
~. Joker, with his height, is strong
candidate for the ribbon in this class.
Among the horses entered in the ladies'
turnout class is Lady Lightfoot, owned
By Moore and Goodyear, of Charlottes-
vile. Lady Lightfoot is a brother Of
Lishtfoot, last years champion saddler
both having been sired by Fesler. Inc
Lady has a formidable field against her
in the class she Is entered In, among
them being such steppers as Lazy lazy ~
Tory Pride of Daheim, Lady Olga. Car
mercita, all of which were seen here last
year. and Dr.. Woodends pair of ladies'
drivers, King Brilliant and Snapshot a
blue ribbon in such company is worm
more than the prize money.
Many old favorites will be seen again
AT the Horse Show this year, both In the
harness and saddle classes. Among the
hunters are Mrs. Dieterchs Buck, Mrs
Harwoods Jaybird. James E. Porters
Forest King, son of Blackbird; r. NJ.
Taylor's Grey Rock, c. w Smiths Chip
munk. B. B. Tenants Jubilee, Mr. l..
q Younp's Blizzard and Pathfinder, Mr.
Beattie's Deep Run, Miss Selden's Jack OF
Diamonds, and many never seen mere
before. Among the favorltes OF last !eai
that will not be seen this year are Du-
lany's Bachelor, Courtland smlths Up
to- Date and Tip-Top, Banister and sea
Gull, Ogonquit, Mr. Dulany's Kathleen
and many others In their places, now
ever, are more famous horses, and horses
that will prove even better performers
Among these are Chappie, Rifle Your
Fellow. Lady Winsome, F'reelance, Joker,
La Touraine, Colleen Bawn, Marjorie
Iong, Red Raven, Hiawatha and many
others that have taken ribbons IN tast
company.
In the harness classes David Harum
and Lord Radiant, Rajah, Pasha ana
| Brownette, Lady Olga, Lady Marjorie
| and many local horses. Besides THESE
| there are many new ones, lncluollis
| MANY winners at the big Northern SHOWS.
| Without disparagement Of last year en-,
| tries, it IS but truth to say that the ne!d
| of competitors in every class is more
| brilliant one this year than last