The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-05
THE LOUDOUN.
HORSE SHOW
A Splendid Array of Feminine
and Equine Beauty.
THE FlELD.PERFORMANCES
The Glasses Were Well Filled and the
Judging Continued Throughout the
Day-GentIemen Roadsters
Particularly Fine.
Especial to The rmes.pi.p.tch.,

LEEsBURG, VA, June 4.-The Hors
and Colt Show Association Of Loudour
county concluded Its second annual exhl
bition to-day with a programme unequal
ed in merit for its field performances.
The large crowd estimated at 5000 peo
ple. were enthusiastic over Its favorite
and the number of people and entries FOR
The day far exceeded the second day OF
last year
Twenty-three we'll filled classes were
shown, and In each class the entries were
remarkably strong. The social features OF
the first day were enhanced, society. hand
somely gowned driving styilsh equipases
and beautifully caparisoned horses, was
n evidence.
THE JUDGING.
Tho Judging began In the morning at
$3.50 o'clock with the heavy draft and
four-in-hand teams. Next came the park
saddle class for ladies and gentlemen,
In tbs class there were Nineteen entries
by we'll known exhibitors.
In the park tandem classes. Gold Fish,
II. B. Male; Imp and Rex, 9. De zerega;
Roa and Noke, R. N. Harper. were ia
draft classes. the most popular on the
field with the audiences were: Lightfoot.
Mrs. A. S. Gillette; Dixie, Lawson
Brothers, OF Upperville; Prince. B. r.
McCauley, OF Washington. In the class
for gentlemens rod horses there were
eleven entries, and the contest was beau
tiful.
THE AWARDS.
The awards were as follows:
Park tandem class-Roa and Noke. R.
N. Harper won; Jump and Imp and Rex,
G. De Zerega, second.
Quick draft-single harness. five years
and over-Lightfoot. Mrs. A. S. Gillett
won; Prince, driven and exhibited by
Miss Bessie McCalley, second; Dixie.
Lawson Brothers. third.
Matched quick draft-flve years and
over-Prince and Rover. B. McCaulley, Of
Washington. won; Conquest and Lagette,
w. H. Carter. second: Josie and Dixie.
Lawson Brothers. third.
Gentlemen's road horses-eleven en-
tries; speed counted fifty per cent-Elect
Withers, DR.. I. X. Keen, won; Nellie
Washington, E. A. Pason, second: Blue
Cap, Harrison and Lynn, third.
Ladies' harness horses, under IL
hands-six entries-Wyatt, w. c. Eustis.
driven by Miss Dorothy Henry Won:
Tommy S. P. Luck. driven by Miss Clara
Swartz, second; Blue Cap, Harrison and
Lynn, driven by Miss Mccormick. third
Four-in- hand team-Gold Fish and
Others, II. B. Male, won; Hampton
Stock Farm, second.
Park saddle horses-four years old and
under; 51-2 hands and under-Donofan.
B. r. Chamblin, won; Lady Lewis, w. II,
Carter second: Little Maud, ]. L. Moi
felt. third.
Park saddle horses, six entries-four
years old and under; is 1-2 hands and
over-Scout H. NJ. Luttrell won; Red
Raven. Rogers Brothers. second; Gold
Dust, George c, Carter, third.
Do P,,,o Ala
over Is 10 hands and under 6 entries
Robin Adar. Mr.. and Mrs. Blair John
son. won; Kitty. II. T. Harrison, second;
White Hose. Miss Dorothy w. Nell
third.
Park saddle horses-fve years and over.
Is hands and over-Ogonquitt. CORTLAND
H. Smith. won; Chestnut Hill. A. NJ.
Chester, Jr., second; Queen of Diamonds.
W. c. Helm. third.
.erback Won
Heavy draft, -old-Nellie
won; Sport, J. Gutterback, second.
Heavy draft-four- years old-Daisy Doll,
3. P. Ault. won,
Heavy draft pairs-four years and
over-CAlcy and Nell. John Kirkpatrick,
won t.'Diek .and Topsy. j. S. Curtis, Sc
,ond.
Four horse team--Dick. Topsy.' Bill and
ON, y. .. GURUS, won.
Cross-country horses-Four years and I'M
Ter; seven entrles-April Fool. w. T..
Rando, won; Midnight Chimes, Rogers
Brothers. second; Key West, H H..
Heflln. third
Light weight hunters-four years and
over; Jumps to 4 l-2; three trials; carry
ing up to $50 pounds; twenty entries; $40.
t2o. s5-Chappie Lee. CORTLAND Fl. Smith.
won: Lady Bell, A. Fl. Fulton. second:
Chestnut Hill, A. NJ. Chichester, third.
Heavy weight hunters-four years and
over: jumps 4 to 1-2 feet: thirteen en-
tres-Skibbern. CORTLAND H. Smith, won;
$50; Jubilee. D. B. Tenant, second. $50;
Perfection, j. 7. Lindsay, third, SIS.
Hunt club of three hunters, special pre-.
MUM gentleman's English riding saddle,
by Luts e. Company; won by Cameron
Hunt Club; double riding bride, given
by L. c. Rollins. OF Leesburg, won by
Leesburg, Hunt Club,
HIGH JUMPERS,
High jump to all horses; beginning at
a1-2 feet; five entries-Back Oak, A, NJ
Chichester won: Lady Bell, A. H. Fulton,
second; Glendell j, G.. Hehiu third. The
highest jump was feet inches; spe-
cial premium of SAC, open to all jumpers,
4l-2 10 feet; ten entries-up-to- Date,
CORTLAND II. Smith won; Lucy souther.
land CORTLAND II. Smith, second; Chap
. pie Lee, CORTLAND H. Smith, third,
The evening programme. beginning with
the heavy weight hunter class and end.
Ing with the free-for-all high jump
aroused the crowd TO the highest pitch
of enthusiasm. In the heavy weight hunt
Ing class the favorites were Skbbern
and Perfection OF the light weight hun
ters the performances of Chappie Lee
and Lady Bell and Chestnut Hill In a
elias of twenty entries were almost fault.
less In the quick draft. single harness
elias of five years and over Lightfoot
and Prince driven by Miss Bessie Nc
caulley of Washington. and Dixie were
the favorites The special class for a
rrize Of SIS was won by CORTLAND IL
Smith.
The most Interesting event of the day
and the most exciting, was the perform.
ance OF eight magnificent entries in the
free-for-all high jumping contest, be.
ginning at feet and raised to feet. 4
inches, The Jumps were cleared at this
high height in fine. form by Black Oak, a
black gelding riden by George C. Car.
ter, and Lady Bell. ridden by Augrey Lake.
md GIendell, ridden by B G. Helm. This