The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
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1t was a great display Of rough

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crowd. 1t was a great display Of rough
riding.
MI Percivai Evans, In a pair Of Duke
Of Beaufort boots. rode Colonel Haw-
klns clean
H Mr.. Osborne rode Nancy Lee clean.
Mr.. Smith rode Arclight TO a perfect per-
formance. Mr.. Hall rode Forest Queen
with o. rap. Mr.. Taylor rode Qulckstep
with two raFs. 5
Whenever gray horse comes into the
+ ring the crowd screams, "drey Rock"
Anything. just so It's gray, proyokes APP
plAuse. s al
sylvia a local mare, went clean In
+ great style. Hygea knocked down the
? rails, as did st. Nicholas Stolen Kisses
made single rap. Toreador raped the
first bush jump. Mr.. Evans had the
mount on Topaz and gave an exhibition
+ OF rough riding before he succeeded IN
making the horse face the jumps, Topaz
did hts best to njure the rails; he hit
them hard.
Mr.. Jay, 81 the Rider and Driver, who
lis here, says Virginia cannot be beat
lin hunting classes. He says. no never
IS ~ a grander lot OF Jumpers. Blue went
to cygnet. owned by Miss Elkins; red
Ito Colonel Hawkins; yellow to Nancy
Lee, and white to Forest Queen. A
Eagle. a great type OF the weight carry
ing hunter, was not in the ribbons.
have seldom seen hunter that more
completely filled the bill than does this
chestnut son OF Guardsman.
Corinthian Class.
The CerinthIan class proved taxing
card with the audience, Conforrna tion
counted twenty-five per cent, and per-
formance over the jumps It four and
oDe-half feet, seyenty-ftye per cent. All
riders were required to show In hunting
colors, and the class took on sporty
look. Eighteen good ones made a bid
for honors over two hedges, and a pig
pen with lthe In at four. feet and the
out at four feet six Inches. En-
Eagle. ridden by Mr. HAL. of Cameron
Run Hunt. made ono rap at the high
pen. Garnctt Ripple. ridden by Mr.. Smith.
81. II. 4 FL, OF Cameron Run, knocked
dow., thu out at the rig pen. Cp-to-Date..
ridden by Mr.. Smith, refused In the pig
pen, and came ont clean, Forest Queen,
ridden by Mr.. Hall, knocked down the
out in the pig pen. Grey Rock. ridden
by Mr.. Forbes, OF Deep Run Hunt. went
clean. Tho applause was tdeafcning-
Red Raven. ridden by Mr. Rogers. Of
Cameron Run Hunt. went clean in good
form, cygnct ridden By Mr.. G. w.
Smith, OF JVarrenton Hunt. hit the Sc
cond hedge and then went clean.
Torcador, ridden by S1r. Hall, refused
and raped all around
The Herald, OF earlier fame. ridden by
! I.eath Knocked down everything that
came his way. Nancy Lee ridden BY
| Mr. Osborne. OF Keswick Hunt went
! itn,>t lryht RID
BY Mr.. Taylor. of Elk Ridge Hunt,
4 knocked down tho out OF the pig pen
! Stolen Kisses, ridden by Mr. Hail. made
two raps. Chappie Lee, ridden by Mr.
Smith, made a hard rap at the out OF
the pig pen. Topaz, ridden by Mr.. Evans
! Of Cameron Run Hunt. raped fore and
aft.
Tip Top, ridden BY Mr.. Exams; made
four raps The crowd liked PerciHa
Evans and cheered hlp1to the soho. .
Lee wero called out to jump for secone
place. Red Raven won viii, one High
ttIipf. Chappie Lee went clean. Nanc!
Lee raped the out at the pig pom.
Rs went te cy ebsse G Mus y Rea ss
! Chappie Lee. yellow to Red Raven. ant
White to Nancy Lee. The show ther
dropped anchor until to.n'glt.
Night Performance.
4 AZ eight sharp the whistle blew and thu
i cold and biting, but, undismayed, til!
crowd came IN Larger !, n, numbers ,s than M
pie, Al least, were In attendance.
I Neither Gov. A1ontag,,aa or Lieutenant
Gov. Willard were present, for an engage
ment in Portsmouth detained both thei
sxest Mrs nc; T5s sEsn Il
4, Leo has been an interested SpectuloI eve
4 since the show began. Miss Gertrude
SHELTON, the well known cross cpuntr!
rider, reached the city To-day. 81,
make an appearance tosnght Al
pointnrents caanted equally With the
horse, Mrs, Grosyenor's Little Boz Blu,
ly oltrank cd the other entries. Mis-
Gerbert drove the Little Boy before I
smart groom, Red went to Mr.. DunlopI
Venture" driven BY Mr.. Court.ant
Smith, before 9. beach wagon. Mrs, Bree
see took yel'ow for Rressee and West
4 The class was well turned out and vel
y shown,
/ 1T did not catch the crowd, Who, lik,
the Jumpers aud pray for a. m x-up,
Mr.. Louis Halght turned In his Judge
badge tonight. ne VIII not act il a. ju
the show. II seams that Mr.. HaIght tool
y except on to some acton OF tho manage
Il ment and left tho city. Mr.. John D. II 90,
III Judge 'lesa norses iron, now on.
Pairs OF local harness horses broug h
Ave entries into the, ring Every entr3
i y saw q stanhope. a commlss.ary wa gon
g beach wagon, q runabout and a haste
Us; Two pairs were shown as roadster,
ana three as heavy harness horses. Mr.
Legal Tender and Harsh, roadsters owned
by s 4. NY. Perry. NJ. II, !, Smiths pair q
harness horses took red /; Mr.. Cofpre w'
white went 10 Mr. frfltchstt's 1iWaltsr 4 NJ Il,
i Ernest, Lord Algy will be remembered a,
Il the. h!Rh-EDlnE harnesu horse fOlmellS