The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-13
EXCITING
ACCIDENTS
TWO Riders Hurt In Berryvllle
SteepleChase.
a VERY FINE EXHIBITION
Clarke County Horse Show Held IN
der Auspices Entirely Favorao'e'
and the Audience Was Record
Breaker-Rc hmonders.
a VERY FINE EXHIBITION
,snoc,,, 10 me Tlme,.Dispatch.)

aEpRyVIII,E. VA, August l2.-Ihe
third annual exhibition OF the Iluihc
CoI,nty Horse and Colt Show Associal,on
onened to-day Under the most faVorap'e
auspices. The day was an ioeal o4 10 OH i,
rain on Yesterday having put the track
4, fnc condition and rendered the ayr cool
and hracing, The entries numbered over
ano more than at any previous snow OIL
the association. The attendance was lars-
.r than was expected, and the manage
ment correspondngly enthusiastic.
The scene at the ringside was an eS.
L!laratng one. the beauty ana chN"is -
iris and other States seemingly center
Ing there. The grand-stand, handsome
structure tust completed, was crowded
s,ri.h the best people in the State, VINO
cheered loudly their favorites MS tney
swept before them. Some Of the box-hoid-
ers we're P. H. Mayo. Of Richmond: a.
Geary johnson, Washington, D. G.; mas
New York; Dr. Wilmer. Washington ~
a.. Major George Scriven, Washington:
u. c.: Goldsmith and Travers. Maven
syyyeth. Marshall. Va: John {. Dlce'
charles Mulikin, e. G. Butler, II. NJ Mel
son. A. Moore, Jr.. Marshall Mccormick
n. X. Russell and DR.. r. r. Pase;
Strictly from horseman's Standpoint ,,,.
the show is an unoualif'ed success ,,n,,,h er
entries were not only larger In numoe,,
hut the quality Of the horses shown is
far above the average. Among the lare-
est exhibitors are Maxwell Wyeth, Mn,
shall. Va; C. A. Bowen and MISS JUN
r., Taylor, Winchester, Va; Z: +. sill'll'
and Brother, Hagerstown. Md; Gusson
and Green, Delapane. Va: n Ms.ns
y,crth. Washington, D. c.: Lawson Bro
Tiers. Uppervile Va; Leithton Stables
1,cithton. Va; H. NJ. Luttrell Delaplane,
Va. Charles e. Clapp, Charles MuliiKin'
John T. Lindsey. Page and Butler, Voorus
and Lindsey. OF Clarke county.
The Judges were: Hunters and Jumpers
Allan Potts OF Richmond. Va; Lyon
Rogers, Baltimore; Mr.. Portmah' Oh war
srenton ,,u
Harness Clnsses-Mr. Linton. OF MIL
,crsville. Pa; Arthur Chichester, Lees
b,,rg. Va, and Mr.. Murphy, washington
ID. c.
Thomas Chamberin. OF Clarke county.
All classes were shown promptly anu
the audience not kept waiting.
sTEEPLECHAsE
1-hore were no accidents until the
steen,echase; for this there were six en-
tries The contest from start to finish was
between McIeneore and Lillian Russell
the later finishing a close second, win
the others strung out.
Mr.. Lelth, riding Sunrise, was thrown at
the ninth hurdle, knocked unconscious
and badly bruised. Mr.. Frank Hough,
riding Nugget was also thrown his col
9,lar-bone broken, and other painful though
not serious injuries inflicted.
In thee ontcst for tho cup offered by
p H Mayo for the best horse shown In
single barnes, there weer nineteen en-
tries. the contest narrowing down to the
Duke. owned by c. P. Smith and Brother:
LADY Marjorie owned by Maxwell Wyeth,
and Miss Cherry. owned by Fred ii. Hol'
lingsworth. the first named beng de-
clared the winner.
much larger crowd is expected TO-
morrow.
Horse Show german is being held and Is
decidedly the most brilliant social event
OF the summer.
THE SUMMARIES.
Half-bred colts, one-yenr-old filly geld
Ing or colt-F1rst Billy, B. l.. Byers;
second, Dido, Miss Claggett; third, Luzon.
B. F.. Lippitt.
~ Roadsters, best tour-year-old and under.
to be shown In harness-First Major B.,
w. LodgehBowles; second, Hazelnutwooo.
C. A. Bowen; third. George, r. Mccor-
mick.
Best pair OF roadsters-Fir't, Lottle
ana Ida. II. C. warden: second. Josie and
Dixie, Lawson Brothers.
Horses In harness, all ages, 10 l-2 hands
and under-First, The Duke. c. +. smith
and Brother; second, David Harum. Max
we'll Wyeth; third, Lord Rfdent. Maxwell
Wyeth.
Best pair, Is Ia hands and over, shown
TO pole-First, Lord Algy ana Lord IVA
diant Maxwell Wyeth: second Eglantihe
and Ivy, P. II. Mayo; third. victor ana
Mr.. Turner, c. Mullikin.
al QcIQlnR 10
be shown In harness-First Lady Mar
torie. Maxwell Wyeth; second. Bouncer'
Burwell and Gibson; third, Bob. H. H.
Swimley, j..
single harness, open to all-Flrst, inc
Duke, c. p. Smith and Brother; second
David Harum, Maxwell Wyeth; third'
Miss Cherry, F. H. Hollinssworth'
Road tandem-Frst, Loard Radiant ana
Baunoe and Victor, Ch.rles Mullikln;
third, George 7, and Major osburn and
Allen.
underNFirst, Gold Thread, ". G, Fletch.
er; second, Little Master, Gibson and
Green; third. se.ut, II. NJ, Lut,rsll,
ladies' saddle cla-s-First Gold Thread,
W q Fletcher; second, Major b., W,
I,dre Bowles third, Twilight, Miss Julia
Called sadders, best stallioh, three
and Lindsey,
FIRST, Charles Mnlik!n,
Green hunters, four wears old and under
over four-foot tumps-First Red Raven
Rogers Brothers; second. Gray Dawn
George II, sealer: third, Jackpot, DR. +
Sotheron,
Heavy and middleweEht hunters, Owe
4l-2-foot jumps-First, Perfection. j, J
Lindsey: second. Musa, W. T., Randolph
third, Noname, Rogers Brothers.
T9unters and jumpers, free-for- all. bes
performance up 10 FIVE feet-First, Lad.
-rsLSelle, w e. llenin; second, Ranalah
4 B leighton stables; third, Midnight Chimes
Rogers Brothers,
l|'Hunting class. for best pair OF hunters
II to be ridden abreast over i-foot jumps
IN First, pair OF hunters. Rogers Brothers
IN second, Atlanta and Marie, II, Nj. ,I,u
@vtrell; third. Pocahontas and Potomac
S8iFritts and De Arrnont,
Heavy draft, best two-horse team I,
Carr, second, Nell and Cyclone, j. "
Foley; third, Clyde and George, p II
Best yearling, hny, geding or colt
First, Kip, ]. e. Rutherford
Best two-year-od flly or gelding- First
Barney, j. c. Rutherford, second. Star