The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
ROCKINGHAM
HORSE SHOW.
Governor One Of the EnthllI.
sidstjC Spectators.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT i;
Green Hunters, High steppe+s, Lady
Riders and Tandem Teams We're
Features Of the Day-hurdls NJ
Race Holly Contested.
.fspecIal to THE rln,es- Dispatoh.)

& (speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.) 81 I'll
Is HARRIsONBURG, VA, August 30
Over 5000 people attended the last da Y Z
exhibition of the Rockingham 4 Horse
and Colt Show Association to-day at Lake 4
Park. E 4 ss M
i. Hundreds were turned away from the
grandstand. and the grounds were crowd a
ed. This Is undoubtedly the greatest and
most largely attended exhibit Of Its kind
\ IN tho Valley. Governor Montague Was 4
present and inspected a number Of horses. n
Flo Is an enthusiastic horseman and toox L
much interest In the fancy horses.
The events Of the day weer. the high
shoppers. the roadsters, the lady riders
and the tandem teams. The heavy and !
middle weight green hunters excited par-
ticular INTEREST," The hurdle race was won A
by less than a head, both horses being
urged to their r,%most speed. \ i s.
There were no accidents to mar tho
pleasure of the day. The weather was fine
with the exception of a heavy shower late
in the day. fs.5s It Il Is Is M s3lf$ Ss
E Governor Montague left this afternoon
for New Market. where he will be present
and mako an address at the N Rice re- Z
union Tomorrow. 5t 4, 555s 5
IA SUMMARIES.
Registered draft colt under three years =
John II Lewis, Lynwood. first and SO. 4
contl; w s. southall, Elkton, third.
Hackney colt. -year-old---T1. II
Bowen, Dlkton. first. 81 10 355 ca M 3;s
Hackney colts, two-year-old- FAwcnte
Brothers, Harrlsonburg, first: Yates. Har-l
2rsonburg. second and third. ISL n
Weanling haclsncys-B. F. Myers, Lin.
Vile Depot, first; d. M. Shaffer, Har-
risonbtlrg, second; Daniel 8. Harrison
Keezleton, third.
weanllng Morgan colts-D. g. Ackor.i
Broadway, first. n n u
4 Morgan colts, one year-old- "A. N. Early.
y Rockingham, first. t53il 5 u
y Morgan colts, two-year-olls-Dr. George
ii r. williams, HarrIsonpurg, first; J. N.
:Flory, Dayton, second Levi NJ lchael, 4, Mt
4 Registered trotting stallions-Prlnce
Redwood. Harry Hogshead, Stauntol.
K first. N.
Best colt under three years. sired hyia q
registered trottlng stol l!on-H. d G. Her
4 ring, Bridgewater, first: DR.. p. D. Davis.
EIarrisonburg, second and third. s3a
Colts suitable for hunters-Major George
Chrisman, chrlsnan, first; II. g. Herring,
second; Il. G. Herring, BridgeWater.
third. 5 Z. III sa
High steppers, hanson CARRIER, and Car
her. Harrisonburg, first; Chief second;E
Justice, third; both owned by McCuSs
and Farow. Staunton. " @ 4. v
Combination saddle and harness horsesI
Queen OF the Valley, CARRIER and Garber,
first; Lady Dickson. NrcCue and Farrow,
second; Wade Hampton, Captain, lo 'ltf
A, Herring, Brldgewater third.
Called saddle horses-Kentucky KillE,
Clen,mer and Taylor staunton. frst;8
Dr. w. p. Fahney, Tlmberville. second; 3
Lady Golden, Clemmer and Taylor, tllrld.l
Best pair Of road listers CARRIER alsl Cars
5har, first; DR.. w. E. Fahney, second 5NV.8
T. Mcmillan, Buffalo Mills, third.
Ladies saddle horses-General Forrest
H. q. Herring, first; saladin, Charies g.
Herring, Harrsonburg. second Is. wade
Hampton, Captain John A. Herring.&
third h. u
Heavy and middle weight hunters--Y ot.S
low Jacket, CARRIER and CARRIER, first;
Maud s., w. q. Kyger. Port Republic
second: Gladys. Thomas q. Herrink.
Bridgewater, third, 9 t
Runnbout horses-Lady Dainty. CARRIER
and CARRIER, first; Bessie B., Dr. y. y.
FIrebaugh. Ilarrisonburg. seeond; Tom
Thumb Mrs. G. L. Rogers. Pen Laird
third. Ny.
CARRIER and CARRIER, second; McCuo and
Fnrow, third. gs
half mile heats. best two IN three.
Syleyendel. 4. r. Jameson and Company.
Roanoke, won both heats; Thad, ]. r. and
f. w. Wells, Bull Run. second money;
JEFF Davis. Dr.. E. D. Davis, third none;
Hurdle race one and one-half miles.
I'VE hurdles-Conflictln Evidence, Port
ner Brothers, Manassas, first; Hennni
George g. Herring, Harrisonburg, second;
Baritone the slt,. Benjamin N. Mer-@
chant, Manassas. third.
Trotting race--open to all-mlle heats.
best two In three; it took four heats 70
decde-Nora W., James M. Kavanaugn.
IIarIsonburg. first; Anna May, Il, c'
Lintner, Winchester, sesond; Jack Hor.
ner Homer Jameson Roanoke, third.
Registered saddle bred colts, tilreos
years old and undos- II. G. Herring, first;
3O.F b, Cooley, HarrIsonburg, second; MIRA.
o. B. Cooley, third
Weanling saddle colts, get. OF Montfos2
soulrrel--NIiss Fannie Harrison, Broatl.&
way, first; W. $. squthall, Elkton, second;
T. Il. Bowen. Elkton. third.
Two-year-old saddle colts. get. OF Mont.
rose sauirrel-John l. Harnsberger, Port
Republic, first; Major George, crisman.
second; Heatwole and suter, Dale Enter'5
prise, third. -
saddle colts, three-year-o lds-c, q.
Richardson, Harrtsonburg, first.
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