The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
LYNCHBURG
HORSE SHOW
1t Will Be One Of the Finest
Ever Witnessed.
LIST OF ENTRIES LARGE
Northerners Have Entered The Horses
and Best OF South Will Be There.
Fine Lady Riders Who VIII
Show Their Horses.
LIST OF ENTRIES LARGE
tspecial TO Tho nmes-Dispatch.)

(Specia to The Times Dispatch)
LYNCHBURG, VA, September Is
A peep at the list of entries to the events
of the Lynchburg Horse Show dscloses
the largest and most brilliant line or
entries that has ever been seen In this
section OF the State. There are four nun
dred and nine. all told, and so large is the
list that the association found 1t neces-
sary. and to-day gave rush orders Tor
the building Of twenty-five new box stalls
to accommodate the crowded entry list.
The size of the strings and the equality
Of the individual horses coming is beyond
the managcments most sangulne hopes.
THAT the Juror over Horse Shows Is
feyer in Virginia is shown by the fact
that despite the constant and continued
interest in the dozen Virginia Horse
shows already given this season, the
spirit is stronger, and lynchburg VIII
have three times as many horses mere
as last year. i,
Especially noticeable is the fact evil
denced In the Lynchburg list that the
northern neople are joining with the
southern people in the sport. Mrs. John
Gerken. OF New York, who schools her
own horses will bring select string
10 I,ynchburg from her stables, bringing
the horses that she, herself, always rides
and drives at Bryn Mawr, Madison
square Garden and Newport Virginia
1orsemea will see here for the first tlIae
the Gerken horses. Lady Dainty and re-
troleum. Brandon and Bel1nar' MEMS
= boy and Shopgirl
Among the other exhibitors are Mr..
.nd Mrs, Courtland II. Smith, with Up-to-
Date, Tip-Top, Chappie Lee ana Lucy
Sutherland. a,.,,
entries, all hunters. ~.
NJ Maxwell Wyeth is very strong Win ms
string, including David Harum ana Loia
Algy .,.,,,a come
with magnificent string OF harness
horses ,.,, string
~ forty from the Brockton, Mass, horse
show enters this lot at the Lynchours
show. from which he goes to Kansas
Z City This is one Of the largest strings
II America. ,,,,+ars
Mr.. Julian Norris brings twenty hunters
and jumpers ,,,,rd-
ine of the prizes are men of nauonal
note in horse circles. They are Mr.. WI
liam n Collier, Mr. George b. Hume ~
Butler Duncan and Mr.. Charles fltEei,
q n master Essex Uong Island) hounds;
Mr.. Stuart Dffenderffer and MI. Arthur
Il Chichester, Phlladeiphia.
. LADY RIDERS
Up at Newport fortnight ago those
4 cl,ff-dwellers thought themselves lucky
with one lady rider Here is list or
horsewomen who are easily equal to any
III the country, whether 1t be In mounts
on hunters or showing their horses before
the wheels. Some of the noted horse
women who will ride or drive their own
horses at the Lynchburg show are Miss
Gertrude Shelton, Richmond; Miss Henry,
Winchester; Mrs. Mamie Langhorne
Shaw. Albemarle; Mrs. Blair Johnson and
Mrs. F. A. b. Portman. Warrenton; Miss
Daniels, Cupeper; Miss Langhorne,
Lynchburg
DR.. F. D. Owsley and Chiswell D. Lang
horne, C. w. Smith. Julian Morris. w. e.
Bong, Mrs. Gerken, Mrs. Blair Johnson,
u w. and J. B. McComb swell the list
with their hunters and saddle horse
strings. SO that "the saddler," easily the
idol in the public eye. will be seen very
much In evidence during the 18th, Sth, 9th
and 10th Of October in Lynchburg.