The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
CHARLOTTESVILLE
HORSE SHOW.

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to be particularly gay nsa animated
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Among tho private boxholders, who, in
company with their friends, occupied the
first tier OF boxes were:
General I7ltzhugh Lee. Miss Anne Lee,
Miss Marguerite Rosser, Miss Hazel Boil
ton, Miss Lily Hill. OF Richmond; sena-
tor and Mrs Thomas s. Martin, the
Misses Cooke, MIR. and Mrs. William Wa
ters, Peyton Coles, Mrs. Walter Coles.
Miss Ellerson. OF Richmond; former Con-
gresham Jefferson NJ. Levy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoc, Mr.. and Mrs
Chiswell d. Langhorno. Mrs. Moncure
Perkins, OF Richmond; Mrs. Mamie Lang
horne Shaw. Miss Nora Langhorne. Rich
ard Wallach, of Warrenton; Major Chan
ming NJ. Bolton. Professor and Mrs. VIII
liam NJ. Thornton, Miss Ida Hhnckel, Mr..
and Mrs Cary RufT1n Randolph. Mrs. Con-
way Sands and Miss BAssie Martin, Of
Richmond; Mr. and Mrs Julian Morris,
Professor. and Mrs.5 Harris Hancock. Mrs.
Willie Talbot OF Waynesboro: Judge and
Mrs. Thomas Barton Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. 1'atnall Lea. of Philadelphia: Or. Ar
thur b. Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
Mrs. James Morris Page. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Boocock, Miss Mae Jones. Of
Richmond John Armstrong Chanler. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Andrew Chisholm, DR.. and
Mrs. Francis L. Thurman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wexford C.. Reed. OF Richmond Miss An
ma Barrlnger, Miss Borchcrs. Edwin O.
Meyer, Miss Bessie L. Robinson. John D.
Sawyer, Mrs. Marshall King and Drs. T..
q. Cochran and Richard Gibson. OF Alex
Ia lie ri IN 10 VII,
Miss George Rlxcy. oftCulpcper; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Rxcy. c. G. Ingersoll. Or. f.
Dowsley.a Misses Swearingen, Miss r leen
Petit and Mrs. Brooks Taylor, Norfolk !;
Robert Ballantine. New Jersey.
BAD ACCIDENT
The only accident OF the day occurred
as the entries In the ladies' park saddle
class were leaving the ring. Grey Dawn.
ridden by Mrs. Francis L. Thurman. OF
I<eswick. swerved suddenly at the ga te,
and rising up on her hind feet Eel! back
ward upon Mrs. Thurman. Before assist
nnce could be rendered the animal had
stepned on tho rider.
The plucky woman. though badly hurt,
rose to her feet and walked short dis
lance. Medical attention was rendered
by Drs. Thurmond and Nelson. and the
patient was taken to the University Hos
pital. It Is feared that her hip is frac-
tuied and that she is informally injured.
At last years show one of Julian Nor
ris' green hunters, with Mrs. Thurmu n
up, captured tho Monticello cup hand.
some trophy presented by Jefferson Levy.
The first real interest Of the day was
manifested when the black stallion yir-
New York lawyer. was awarded the blue
ribbon, whilc two OF the sons shown
With him captured second and third place.
Mr.. Wilmer owns several tine farms In
hteP ri ~ hi t,fn nj
with the success OF tho show.
In class 16, !Albemarle harness horses,
the bay mare Resale won first honors
was od dsesSn RHepsse
a very shapely chestnut mare, came
second.
MRS. SHAW RODE.
Mrs. Mamie Langhorne Shaw. who had
ladies' had been excluded from riding in
mems classes, looked on during the
morning hours from the grand stand,
but after lunch. she became more friend
~ and ventured out to the judges stand.
hunters as they took the bars, and later
in the afternoon rode her own fayorite
Queen Bee in the class for ladies' hunt
The jumps were not high enough for
her and at breakneck speed she took the
pretty bay mare oyer them IN r. RECKLESS ~
ribbon. And she did not land any. New
ertheess, she was In q jolly mood and
poked fun at one OF the show olt1cials
by telling him that one ot me jumps sr ioo 70
stead and II she were riding she would
be afraid to attempt y;
Among other lady riders ~ inc class
skclton and Miss Louise Seldom. OF Rich
mond, and Miss Hopkins, OF Washing
W. MISS SKELETONS VICTORY.
l, "a cy1N n
was manifested IN the ladies' park saddle
class. Kentucky Cardinal, an elegant pay
gelding. superbys ridden, ny MISS .s Skel-
ton was easily hast ana u otn non. nonS,lar
Lady Olga, a. toppy. yyell,mannered pay y
mare mare also ridden by, Miss Shelton, carried
OF the cardinal colors. -, {,
the best shown. the blue ribbon gomg %
Mccnn9i,'s brown mare Nancy Scott. q
d daI OF Lord Russell, the fyll brother
= Dr. y eowssiley exhibited a CLANCY brown
mare in Brownette,. driven by himself
and captured second money. N sp olns o.
numbers and IN the charaIGtsr % ~ iot hest
h tain class shown In Virginia during the
Se The jumpers eompe Il, for the aren cup "
presented by Gharletinsy centest rs no
less than three Of the, horses PVT up an az
even Contest and in the jump-off, Jack
Henderson's Hiaawatha won out ever
Baizs King. Dodo,
% SUMMARIZES.
Glass 13.-Farmers' teams. mare or geld
Ing constituting a pair: First. Bert and
Rocket, w, b. Colthurst, Charlottesyille;
second, Dora and Queen, ]. +. Payne,
Glass s.-iialf-bred mare and foal. colt
sired by q. thoroughbred; First, MaSop
ena. nsy lassGnsdi tasi, gMssihlIsoa oasms
berlain, fcharlottesyllle; third, mare and
foal. Il. p, Worthington, Ivy Depot, y IA
3foal; First, Gin and foal, w. n, Wil-
mre, BleIheim, Albemarle county. va;
second, maze and colt, W. 8. liunlpeeEp'
Class 9.-Hackney bred colt, two years
old and under: First, Majo g, =. ~ ~ :
denk Oil KesWjck: second, LUCILLE, III p