The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

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Ponies in$harness was a revelation, In 4
Gasmuch as 1t introduced for the first time
TO the Richmond people tina T wonderful
HIGH active pony, Champion John Eng
llsh, from Mrs. Grosvenor's stabes. ~
consider him the9very best thing u 11D
ness that has yet been shown in TIA !
ring. TiH way of going is simply phe.;s.3!
snomenal. and he has class written all "a
over him. The rest were n oWhere. Cham
$pioR- j ohm English Is an imported English y
pony with an unequalled record. N He Won
forty blues and seven championships in5E
England, and inHthis county is unbeaten.
The crowd quick to appreciate merit
gave tho miniature horse an oYati lon III b
blue went to Champion John English
red went to a local pony-a good one
gLassie. owned by Master Strudwlck; yell
low to Messrs. Rogers Bros Bohette,8
and white to Master Nap I4odo r's Belinda.
Il Four in-hands brought out four entries;
The class was for tho best four, neither
park nor road being specified. Donells-S
was first In the ring With NJ RS. GrOsrenorsB
grand roans. He was turned out as ~
roud four and showed before Il dark-bluGS
break with red pruning gear Ills men
were In dark grhy&undress livery and q
whole was In excellent taste. Mr.. Geo.
Colo Scott was the next to make entrance.
iHc showed a mixed team. two grays, a
chestnut ana n black before dark blue Il
break with yellow running gear Ills 4
guard again proved himself a wonder with
tho coaching horn Mr.. Scott was In
glad rags and adorned with flowers ofS
virginia. Wilderness. I'll II
Mr. Conrtlahd Smith wns on the box
for Mr.. Dunlop He showed four bays 4
before a blue and yellow break. Pink
flowers adorned the outfit and tho general
appearance was rich. but not gaudy.
Mr. West drove " black. dun and a'sS
pair of brown leaders before black and
yellow break. Mr.. West. too, had visited
tho florist. The nwc:s,. went TO the roans 4
from the Grosvendr stables and met with
popular approval Second went to Mr.. Da-
lyid Dunlop's bays. yellow went to Mr.
George Cole Scots S'ixed team and white
to Mr.. West Donnelly gave an exhibition
in the ring after the blue had been award
ed. The roans We're as handy as cats ana \
Donnelly did with them as he liked. 1t was II
a great display Of driving All eXcelentlyj
broke four. IA 2S Il
A Proud Record, This. Il
Mr.. John Stewart Bryan said to ma last
night that he felt under great obligation Ia
ton he had given his gray geldng Eeva-t
tor. This sporty looking heavyweight has
carried everything before him, having won
this week three blues and a red.
The hound class was n novelty Ia the Il
public for never before habit been showed
In this city, The class called for the tive
couple of fox hounds to be shown by u
master and two whips In hunting rolors,
II is sporty to q degree and tho audience
warmed With appreciation. Both the en-
tries were'from Cameron Run Hunt. Mr.
CORTLAND Smith, M. r, H., with Ciolngs
and Harrison, whips. showed a fine doc
pack of English hounds, Mr.. Perciyal
Evans, deputy N, +. H., with Mr.. Hooft
and Johnson. whips, showed a lady pack
OF English hounds. All the riders were
in hunting pink and tops and the turn-
ont was excellent. Blue went to Mr.5
Smiths dog pack and red to MI, Evans's
lady pack. AS soon as the award wal
made. he packs we're united and carried
in full run around the ring. the crowd
applauding, TIA
dealer. on yesterday offered Mrs, Grospes \
nor $500 for her great park hack mare
COripne 1t is needless to say that Mr..
Spratley's offer Was declined.
The end OF the show was drawing near