The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
HORSES AND
HORSEMEN.
List Of Judges for Richmond
Horse Show This Fall.
ALL EXPERIENCED X F :;' (; MEN
The Charlotte Fair and .Races-WeaI tn
2:I7 I-4-FoxhaIl Farm Trotters.
Mr.. Rueger Buys Faustena-Es-
tuarY Entered at Trenton.
LII EXPERIENCED ! I : \ {, MEN

Secretary w. o. Warthen, of the Rich
mond Horse Show Association, Is busily
engaged IN completing details for grand
exhibition here this fall, which takes
place during the week OF October 18th.
18th. Many extra attractions have been
provided, and 1t is expected that a great
crowd VIII be In attendance, much larger
probably than last fall, when tho big am
phitheatre at Reservoir Park was taxed
to provide accommodations. At this early
GATE every box has been taken, and a
large number Of the best seats also. The
Marine Band. OF Washington will fur
1lish music, and there Will DO fifty ri ecos
In 1t. Concerts will be gwen by this SPLEEN
old band daily from II a. M. to 1 p, NJ,
when the horses will be paraded, and this
OF Itself will prove one of the most pop
ular features Of the show. Over $1,000 will
be distributed In premiums, and 1t is safe
to predict that the greatest lot Of horses
ever shown In the South will compete for
the rich prizes Offered for the different
classes.
Tho following gentlemen, who are wide
~ known and regarded as experts In that
line, Will serve as Judges:
Charles p. Williams. OF stonington,
Conn; Marian Story, New York; Edward
Browning. Philadelphia; John r. Valen-
tine. Bryn Mawr. Pa: Tompkins Nell
Valne. Now York; Charles Wheeler, Phil
adolphia; Sidney w. s.ilwell. Rutland,
Vt; John Kerr Branch. Richmond.
The llecklepburg Fair Association, of
Charlotte. N c., has been In existence
only few years. but in keeping with the
thriving city OF It's organization, has made
rapid strides both In progress and popu-
larty, and It now ranks MS one OF the
most important points In tho North Caro-
lima circuit Of fairs and race meetings.
The Charlotte meeting comes Off during
tho week following the State Fair and
races at Raleigh, and viii be well pat
ronlzed
The officers OF the Mecklenburg Fair
Association are DR., j. II. Brevard, presl-
dent; 8. b. Alexander. Jr, vice. president;
W, j. Chambers, treasurer, and Junius
II. Harden, secretary, The latter is not
only we'll known business man, but an
experienced horseman as well, having
figured as an owner and breeder for n
number of years.
Tho speed programmes:
TUESDAN, OCTOBER, 9TH.
NO l--a;aa trot, $3.50
No. 2-2;o5 trot ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 25O
No 3--l-2 mile heats. all ages, weight
ioT. Ese OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lDU
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2SrH.
No, 4--2;22 trot Observation-Disclosures $500
No. 5-2;iS trot Observation-Disclosures. 800
No. Obs mile heats all ages, weight
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18TH.
No 7-2:l7 trot ...,......,.....,,......,s3 $500
NO. S-2I5 pace ..,.....,,.,.....,...,,... 800
No. 9-34 mile heats. all ages, weight
for age ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
FRIDAY OCvHnRJCR QOT,IT
No, 10-free-f or-all trot .....,...,,,.,...s3OO
NO. ll-free-for-all pace ,...,..,.,,..... 800
No. 12-l-2 mile heats, all ages, weight
for age ,,.,,,..,....,..,.,..,..., 100
James A, Graham. who until recently
owned Gould Hill farm. near Hanover
Courthouse. Va, and while there bred