The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
THE DETAILED STORY
Those Who Won on the Tarbark Last
Night, and How They Won.

fashionable crowd was hurryns
around the walkway and seating itself
I'm the boxes to the music from the Ma
rine Band when the first class was
caIled-that for horses in harness, over
fourteen hands and one inch. and not
exceeding fifteen hands. The require
,nents were that they should have style.
quality and all-around true action. and
be able to so good pace splendid
bunch responded to the sound of the bu-
gle. and as the high-steppers began to
circle the ring the music lost It's charm
and all attention was turned to the tan
bark arena.
A splendid lot of hish-steppers that
puzzled the judges for some time went
the. rounds to the applause Of the large
audience. which clapped its hands with
1Inwearied enthusiasm as the royalties
OF the horse kingdom paraded before
rtem in all the pride of birth and achieve
ulent.
Mrs. John Gerken drove her chestnut
selding Newsboy, a winner on many an
arena and to many he seemed the WIN
nel on this one. But there was better.
Fascination, a chestnut gelding, entered
by G. Trowbridge HOLSTER, had fasci-
ration for the judges, and to him was
awarded the blue ribbon. He deserved it.
He went the pace and his action was
true. He stepped as II he scorncd the
Efoaiao on WINCH he - - r9 49,, f.nr
other ANNA! 10 eau NJ w. M, IN,
hens. had to be content with the second
honor. He is a splendid geding, with
high knee acton ullu @n.t! IL ~ III,
pace thal Is hara 10 4ol'uM. iis w" ~
nlngjsecond Fiace Is an i'tuss.'o.i y.
high class OF hofses lia"l 10 atoM't ~ ~
Elchshona oho"' -" rrho,,,n.
ter EieVauon, ptisen ~ ,,,,., ,9r;ya
Branch' OF tnis c't!' Iooh s"o Nm ~ ~,
The 1ourlh Went 10 piutus' eN',D''o w
Mrs. w: 5. O. Wlillalhs'
'Glass ~ Saddle ho'Scs' 70 pe s.io" = -. .,
walk, tTot and can'et' 70 Glla"ss VIZ 'oan :,
at the cantef, 10 oack c1S''s u.iu " St, Nv
for the mount aht a'sihou'.'' ~" VIZ
next c'ass' mere "as 80" , Hat W ra ~
tries, ana theE were az W . n's'' 49,
OF excellence eui'its' ii'A4i.ie,s' p'' n,.
and conformation We're W eo"1I ~ ~ .
r!hpon ana inc sceo''u VIZ " W. 80, 80,
ry FairfaH's faney. pay mar ,, f~ nin,
Las never before peei' ~ s,om , t'"s,
and her winning oHei ho'sea .''s't ''' ~
captured DUG r'ppois al sony W. VIZ
nest SHOWS en the .Hou'.. 20 $3.50
not oniy.Ho tie eNceI'eiee u .s''1 n W.,
but 10 virgin" nor ses III $500. 49,
Ter 1oiiauaS heil'uIns 49,, 20, - 80
virginia holss ~ 5,''tNu ',,ai',
won lhe th'Fa l1opoii ino 'oul w WI w,
TO Ameiica' MISS Iiot!'ma! W, ~ IN
Gen nS M i'o,iiu . n''ose ~ ai
shlp Is one OF me u. .es ~ 'ie s.oM w"
Class -1--sls ho's Wy ~ 80, ~
INC programme y h'tlinn,t"e' =" ~. ~
the winner ana Won ti'e upp'nmse VI wy
crowd "hlch py this t't''e ni'e" o.es )
seat and crowded an 'ne spnce nfoulIo
the ring ana oVeFt'o"ed '"'o .ne teEesSeS
where refreshments were seiveu.
lAeFe were 'luthof Oh hisnes. = az,
horses IN inc ciass' as 10 az" ' ,,'.''','
shown by me lact tl'"' baron pto I'M, =
Was entered and dld no. CAPTURE a., 'lo ,.e
e. Ifowprluge iolilster husci'lan oi'
driVen by Mr. Thomas i.rahcN, ehptuIcc
the blue RIBBON from MIS- 'ohn re[ w,
ken's Newspoy, morse that pa h'sl
Tor the hrSt honor III every Grass II
which nc was entered panaelloh,
chestnut geldlng' entered ny CnarIes !
Corning won tho third ribbon and Mrs
Grosyenor's Little Soy Blue toon 'h'