The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
glasses have bern provided for light and
heavyweight hunters.
a Hor,,,jote lei az Clnssns.


Here Is the list ot classes complete:
sS3 1. Stallions- open to all hackney. tho
& fo,iEhhrcd, trottlng coach and pony stall
3 lions, four years old and over. Prlze!
not announced yet.
i4. Roadsters: Class 2.--11orse three years
u, old and over to be shown TO wagon
q Prizes, 500, $50 and s2a and ribbon.
Class 3.-Phir OF horses. three years ole
y and over, to betshown to wagon. s>rizos
Il S1oo, So s2s and ribbon.
Glass l-Horse and best appointed rond
Y ftg, to he shown to wagon Prizes, SlVV
90, S25 and ribbon.
II Horses In Harness: Glass 6.--Horse over
L fourteen hands ono inch, and not eN-
. ceeding fifteen hands; to be shown 10
( Hight two or fonr- wheeled vehicle. Prizes,
\ t1oO, $50, SIS and ribbon,
258ll Glass e.-Pair Of horses over fourteen
hands one inch, ind not exceeding fifteen
hands. ali around action and to be able
II e go a good pace. Prizes Sloo' S'V anu
Glass T-Horso over fifteen and not cx-
cteding fifteen, three to be shown 70 Two
\ OF fo,ir-wheeled vehicles; prizes Sloo YOU
and SIS.
* Class s.--Pair OF horses over fifteen
bands and not exceeding fifteen, three
ali around action and to be hple 10 go
good pace. u
~ Class O.-1orse exceeding fifteen hands
' three inches, suitable for heavy cart or
4 four-wheeled vehicie: prizes, 800, $50 and
Is.
b Glass 1o.--Best pair Of horses, suitable
FOR ladies' park use, to be driven by a
indy; 800. so end S25.
Horse and Rlrabout. Class n.--Horse
must be fourteen three and not exceed
Ing fifteen three, horse to count sixty and
& runshout and appointments 30 per cent.
Y IJorse must stand without holding; prizes,
11oo $50 and 500.
Is Glass ACCUMULATION harness and sad
hle horses, horse suitable for harness and
saddle purposes; to be shown In harness
and under saddle; prizes, 500, $50 and s25.
Various Tandens.
Tanden,s are: Glass 13-Tandem.
wheeler to be fourteen hands two inches
antliot exceeding fifteen hands one inch
prizes, 800, 40 and so5.
Glass 14.--Tandems, the wheeler to be
over fifteen hands one inch; prizes, SlCo,
$50 and s25.
Glass 15.--Hunting tandems, leader to
.ibe snowy and we'll bred pair to be judged
as tandem and leader to be sadrled aud
shown over regulation jumps IN hunt
rolors;y prizesf 500, $50 and s25.
4 Four-in- Hands,: For best road team to
be shown before coach. drag or body
brake; prizes, 5000, 500 and $50.
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Glass l7.--Four. in-hands, for best team
fifteen hands or over, TO be shown before
coach, drag or body brake; prizes, 500
300 and so
Glass 1S.-Tandems. for best park team,
70 be shown before coach, drag or body
hrake prizes. 800, 500 and $50
" Ponies Glass l0.'-Fony not exceeding
fourteen hands two inches. tu be driven
by children under ffteen prizes, 500, 80
and $40.
M Glass oo-Pony Under saddle, pony not
exceeding forty-lline inches high, ridden
BY child under fifteen; prizes, $50, s25
and $40.
Class 21.-Pony over jumps, pony rot
exceeding thirteen hands two inches rid
den by child under fifteen over three
fee Jumps: prizes, $50. s25 aud $40
Ladies' Turnout Class 22.-Best single
horse, suitable for lady to drive, to be
shown before an appropriate i1ehicle lady
drivers. 500. $50 and SOS.
Glass 23--For best horse suitable for a
gig. Professional drivers and dealers not
allowed to compete. Prizes, $780, $50 and
$25.
Class 24.--Champion class; open to all
horses having taken first prize or one
OF pair having a first In the harness
classes at this or any recognized show.
Prize, slO0
Glass 25.-Horse and runabout, owned by
resident Of Richmond or Manchester;