The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-31
The LADIES
MAKE SHOW
Fair Riders Carry Off Honors
at Orange.
MISS DANIELS HAD FALL
Her Mount Fell With Her. but Pluoky
Rider Got Up in Hurry--Amaret
Still Winner--Se nator Martin
in the Front Row.
Special from a staff Correspondent

Especial from Staff Correspondent
ORANGE. VA. July 3o.-weather con.
d't'ons OF the most favorable sort again
prevailed to-day, and the attendance on
the Orange Horse Show was probably
the largest yet seen. The grand stand
was packed, not even standing room to
DC had, while stretching around tho ring.
sides like conditions prevailed. rTn,tod
States Senator Thomas s. Martin occ,-
pied seat on tho front tier and dis
Cussed events OF the show ring With
co,erie OF friends. The fields OF horses
were larger to-day than on yesterday,
ana the classes, as whole, probably
more interesting. Society was out In
force, and rich toilets OF handsome wo.
men glistencd in tho sunlight. while
richest strains OF music from the Marine
Band OF Washington cnIvened tho occa-
sion. Tho morning was chiefly takon
IN Judging youngsters and brood stock,
hence tho afternoons work was proba.
oly the most interesting TO tho specta.
tors, though the park saddle class show
just before lunch time was made IN OF
quite select lot. and when Robin Adair
was awarded the blue ribbon there was
prolonged applause, IL tho white faced
son OF Tccumseh Is a general fayorite.
The afternoon session was not specially
Interesting until the claas for hunt club
teams was called. Then the scene was
most imposing one, couple OF teams,
made up Of three horses each. was shown.
Both were entered by CORTLAND II.
Smith Mr.. Smith, Mrs. Smith and Mr..
NJ. Lave were the riders. Both gentlc-
men wore silk hats and pink coats, while
Mrs. Smith was alfred In n dark habit,
with silk hat also, Up-to- Date, Chapp!c
Lee and Yorlck made UP the frs. team
n Nd gu
took the Jumps In fine style In the next
one.
The display OF ponies to harness was
good and especially pleasing to many.
or the forty-four entr!cs 10 the green
hunter class, thrty-five were brought
Into the ring. They were sent over tho
jumps and many performed we'll, while
others lack schooling to tit them for tho
show ring. Tho gray mare vesta did
fine work. and her owner. Richard Wal
lack. OF Wnrren;on. marked up her price
several hundred after she was decorated
with blue ribbon.
A clever lot OF ladies' hunters were
paraded, and some splendid exhibitions
OF eruestianlsm witnessed. Amaret. the
crack high jumper. with Mrs. Charles
Hurkamp up, was on his good behavior,
and the we'll known son OF Young Brennan
responded perfectly to the fine hand OF
his mistress. Miss Shelton. OF this city,
bold and fearless horsewoman that she
is. handled her mount with ease and
skill. az did other lnGses who rode. Miss
Daniels horse fell and rolled over her,
but tho plucky little woman was un-
daunted.
SUMMARIZES.
Hackney Standardization Lockwood's
General. first.
first; II. o. Lyne's Stella, second; II. 0.
Lyne's Hobo. third.
Weanlings by Prereauisite-H. G. Bur-
| res Snip. first: II. ". Payne's bay colt.
second: W. II. Ellis bay filly. third; J.
| e. wambersce's bay hlly, fourth.
Heavy Draft stallion-William Duponts
| Scntilly, first.
pair OF Draft Horses--william Duponts
! Pride and Prize. first; same owners Eln,a
| ard Psyche, second: Same owners Piety
and Phyllis, third,
Three-ycar-old Roadster-a1rs. W. O..
Reeds Bessie Stanford, first.
Park ssaddc-Mrs, Blair Johnsons Robin
| Adair, first: Morris and Joslln's My Lady
| Gay. second; l.. s.. Ricketts, Lady Olga,
third: j. 3. McComb and Brothers Lady
I.ightfoot, fourth,
Green Hunters-Courtand II. Smiths
Footlight. first; Castle Hill FARMS Fire.
light. second: ]. B. Inskips Blackblrd,
third: j. B. A1ccomb's Jack Frost. fourth.
| Roadsters-Mrs w. G. Reeds Lady
Maid. first w. G. Crenshaw's Omar. sec
end. 8. II. Garrett's Lady Garnett, third;
| same owners Emma. fourth.
Matched Pair Rpadsters-Mrs. w, @.
| Reeds Fontenay and Lady Maid. first:
William Dupont's Angel and !Cherub., sec
ond; C. ]. Rixey's Tom and Marine, third;
". T.. Morris Snap and Jack, fourth.
| Hunt Club Teams--Courtland II, Smiths
! up-to- Date, Chappie. Leo and forlck.
| nrst same owners Vesta. Tip-Top ana
Lucy Sutherland. second.
Ponies in Harness--Willam Dupolits
| Grisette, first; Miss Allen Gray's Dinah,
second; E. f. English's Black Beauty,
third; same owners Dixie. fourth
| Green Hunters
| Light weight hunters, up to 100 pounds
! over 1-o foot hurdles-L. #, Mays Fate.
| first; Wilbur Osborne's Flashllght, Sec
ond; CORTLAND II. Smiths Lucy suther-
land third; Mrs. CORTLAND n. Sm'ths
| C,happie Lee. fourth,
Ladies. hunters-Courtland H. Smiths
| I:p.to-Date, first; Mrs c. II. Smiths
cha mic Leo. second; Charles Hurkamp's
Amaret, third; Mrs. Julian Morris Janice.
Tanden,--J. B. McComb and Brother,
| first: H. o. Lyne's Ajax and Nancy
Brown. second: ]. B. McComb and Broth
err. third.
champion hunters-Charles Hurkamp's
Amaret, first; s, Russell Smiths Cracker
Jack, second
Taken on the whole the show was
great success and will be repeated on d
larger scale next year. President w. w.
sanford and Secretary Ricketts, managed
a fairs we'll, and under their guidance
| the affair was probably the most success
full In the history of the association.