The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
SPLENDID
HORSE SHOW
IS CERTAIN. E. I IN.
Properly Classified En-.
tries Contain COuntry'S
Best Material.
FAVORITE CLASSES
MORE NUMEROUS.
Lists Of Hunters and Jumpers
Unusually Long-Exhibition
Of Regulars From United
States Cavalry Entirely
New and Thrillingly
Interesting.

The entries have all been received and
classified for the annual exhibition Of
tho Richmond Horse Show Association
at the amphitheatre from Tuesday oc-s
tober 18th, to Saturday. October ED. The
in making UP from the fifty-two classes
the programme for each evening and the;
time table OF the classes. N t
Fl A place on each evenings programme
will have to be reserved for the exhl-s
btion OF daring shorsemanship and skill
by platoon Of Troop G. Of the famous
Seventh Cavalry, which has been grant
ed leave by the War Departments to at-3
tend and participate in the show. This
feature OF the show promises to be one OF
the greatest attractions ever exhibited
here. n 8s5
The entries in the various classes are
especially gratifying. There are five
entries in the Z tandem, four and five in
the fours, large number in all the
pony classes. and the saddle classes are
unusually we'll filled 5
The entries In the saddle classes will
bring together the 2grea test field of$riding
horses ever shown here. Among them
are such horses as Petroleum, Robin
Adair n Fleurette, Brilliant, Lady Olga,R
Corinne aid Dixie. 5s
After all, the hunters and jumpers
classes are the feature OF the show.
and OF every show and all these are
filled unusually well. The field Of hunters
will be the greatest ever shown Il in a
ring In this country. There are ten
hunters: :1twelve pairs In the class oftpairsE
Of fhunters;f eighteen liz htwetght green
hunters nine heavyYeigh ght green hunters;
Ntwenty-six IN the Corint llian class !; thirty
sty-three In the free for-an jumping class
twelve. in the thoroughbred hunters:
seventeen In the ladies' hunters; nineteen
In the ladies' jumpers contest; six tros
iin,tfe hunt teams class, and fifteen in the
Deep Run Hunt Club class.
Classified Entries.
Here is the first complete list OF the 4
entries in proper classification. the names
OF the horses and exhibitors and OF the
class alone having been given hereto
fore:
Class /. for roadsters-Crown Prince,
Andrew Pollard: Chelibee, Thomas j.
Moore: Rosllie ST.: Il. a. Saunders; Red
Bird Richard b. Saunders; stanhope b.,
attie:lsRed Light, g. G. Atkins
rs Glass e, Il pairs &of horses to wagon
Maud Wilkes and Lily Whitehead, Rich
ard b. Saunders: Red Bird and Rosalie
s. e. "a. Saunders, Jr.; Princess Eugenla
and Bernnl Maid, E. A. Saunders
Class 8, horse and best appointed road
Prince Andrew Pollard; Chel-
Saunders: Miss Shaw, e. a. Saunders;
Rosalie S., R. B. Saunders; stanhope b.,
s. H. Ellerson; Red Light. s. G. Atkins.
s Class A. single harness horseshoe, Da-
vid Dunlop: Mignonette,t u. Kerr Branch;
Cama ton, Mrs, ]. B, M. Grosvenor; Fas-
Mrs. J. B. NJ. Grosvenor.
n Class S, pairs Of horses In harness
Niignonette and Hellotrope. ~ Kerr
Branch: Vivid and Venture, George Cole
Srott:s Carnation and Rose Leaf. Mrs. J.
B. M. Grosvellor; Fascination and Ele-
vator Mrs. j. B. M. Grosvenor.
Glass g. single horse in harness-Extra
News, Bresee and West: Town Topics, /
Bresee and West; Little Boy Blue, Mrs. |
J. B. NJ. Grosvenor: Jack Horner, Mrs. ].
B. NJ. Grosvenor.
& Class Z. pairs Of horses IN harness
Shamrock and Modock, &C.. S. Luck; Town
Topics and Sporting Extra, Bresee and
West; Little Boy Blue and Jack Homer.
Mrs. j. B, M. Grosyenor.
Glass 8, horse shown to vehicles--Ches-
ter, David Dunlop; Postscript, Brese and
West; Evening News, Bresee and West;
Roseberry. Mrs. J. 3. NJ. Grosvenor;
Sultan, MIS-, ~. B. M, tGroSVenOr. mi
81 Glass Q. pairs of horses In harness
Chester and Chief, David Dunlop; Eve
Ming News and Postscript, Bresee and
West; Sultan and Khedlve, Mrs. j. B. M, !
Traveller and Trumpeter, Mrs, I
j, b. NJ, Grosvenor.
Class 10, best ladies' pair In harness
Vivid and Venture. George Cole Scott; |
Extra News and Sporting News, Bresee /
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