The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17

style; Joker. splendidly handled by Mr..
Evans; Amarct ridden by NJ. Hurkamp;
Jubilee. splendidly handled by Mr.. Ten
nant, and Wild Geranum, the Woodend
entry, ridden by Mr.. Donnelly for all tho
powers of the promising horse; Your Eel
low, ridden by Mr. Donnelly In brilliant
style; Elevator, ridden by his owner, Mr..
]. Stewart Bryan, and many Others well
known
Those named gave the best perform
ance, however, and that was so good that
Taconite. Buck, Wild Geranium. Joker
and Your Fellow were sent over the
fences Il second time to decide the hon
ors. Then. when everybody almost had
left the building and the midnight hour
had passed the judges pinned the blue
ribbon on Buck; the rcd on Wild Geran-
ium; the yellow on Taconite, and the
white on Your Fellow 1t was brilliant
competition, and severe test OF the
jumping powers of any horse, no matter
how we'll ridden. This ended the great
est nights performance OF the entire
show.
The Summaries.
Class Horses in harness. over fifteen
and not exceeding fifteen hands three
i. e., first; j. Kerr Branch's Rosedale,
CHI. g. second; DR.. w. 2. Woodend's
Snapshot, b. e., third; Charles F. Corn
ings Dandeion, CHI. g., fourth.
Glass 27,-Saddle horses, fifteen hands
and under fifteen hands two inches;
walk, trot and cantcr-Mrs. j. 3. NJ.
Grosvenor's Petroleum. blk. g., first;
Mrs Blair Johnsons Robin A'Dair. b. s.,
second; Mrs. John Gerken's La Contribu-
tor. b. e.. third Mrs. Blair Johnson's
Lord Chesterfield, b, g., fourth
Glass 1o.-Ladies pair; best pair OF
horses suitable for ladies park use: to
be. driven by a lady; horses alone to be
considered-Mrs. James B. NJ. GrosVcnor's
Conqueror, CHI. g., and Crusader, CHI. E..
first; Mrs. John Gerken's Newsboy. oh.
e., and Shop Girl, CHI. M. second; DR..
W. L. yyoodend's Paul, b. E., and Viz
gnia, b. m, third: Mrs. John Gerken' S
Brandon, CHI. s., and Belmac, oh. s.,
fourth.
Glass 2O--Ponies under saddle, not ex-
cedlng forty-nine inches, to be ridden
by child not over ffteen-John II. Selden's
Zlg-Zag VIII. s.. first; Archer Blairs
Sohlcy, blk. g., second; Miss Gay Monta-
CUES Bo-Bo and Z. Strudwick's Lassie
disqualified, being above height require
ment.
Class 13-Tandens, wheeler to be four
teen hands two inches and not over tlf-
teen hands ono inch; leaders snowy and
we'll bred, with good action and pace
III. w. HOOutuu eo'iuinASS'
b. g.'s, first; G. Trowbrdge Hollister' 8
Fascination and Elevation, Oh. g.'s. sec
ond DR.. w. T. Woodend's Baron Brown.
BIZ. &, and King Brilliant CHI g., third;
Mrs, w. S. G. Williams Tarquin and
Brutus, b. g.'s, fourth Class of FIVE.
Glass 42-Ladies' jumping class, to be
ridden by ladies who ride with recognized
hunt club, over jumps--C. II. Hurkamps
Amaret, 7. s., ridden BY Miss Henry, first,
the rider winning the superb silver cup;
r. NJ. Taylors Grey Rock, gr. g., ridden
by Mrs. Blair Johnson, second: Charles
Pliers Your Fellow, b. g., ridden by
Miss Beach. third J. D. McComb's King
Dodo, ch. &, ridden by Miss Shelton
fourth.
Glass 37-(Corlnthlan class, open to al
hunters: horses to be ridden by members
OF some recognized hunt club IN hunt
colors; conformation to count twenty-five
and performance over fences scventy-fvt
per cent; two four-foot jumps and two
OF four feet six inches-Mrs, a. f. Dieter
ch's Buck, ch. g., first; Dr. w. T. Wood
ends Wild Geranium, b, M, second; y
| b Tenants Jubilee, blk. g., third
| Charles Phaers Your Fellow, b. g., fourth