The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

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Tho colors worn in this class make the
event picturesque
Mr.. Hoof on Charity, rode in pink, with
three raps.
Mr.. smith. on Garrett Ripple, rode IN
pink. with two raps and one knock
Mr. Osborne on Lily Day. had one
Mr.. Holloway. on Jack Frost, rode II, IN
pink. He knocked down the rails and
then went clean and in good 2 style ~. -
Mr.. Smith, on Lucy Sutherland. put up
a good peri ormance. with three light
"a ps.
| Mr. John Stewart Bryan, on Elevator q, :, :.
! made a sen sational performance, making
only two very light raps
=; Mr. Osborne. on Tourant,S MADE g gooo
| performance. ss d, 81 =,
appeared in a black Melton coat and a
| large white flower. e He n ooked good
enough to win, but the fates We're against
him, and he raped al "a ar1und GOOD nor
Mr.. Holloway, on Freelance, made a
fair performance only; IL, ,,,ont
iA Mr.. osborne, on Mr.. David Dunlops
| Nancy Lee, knocked down the first jump
| Mr.. sydnor, on Ethelene; had q ride
| forahis money. chit hard and often,
MI smith on Hp.to-Da nd p knocf fea
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! late; made q great performance
/ M. Holloway rode Mrs. Dietrich's Ricll-.
mond-bred hunter Buck to g perfect , ret per,
tie evening. The crowd gave Buck and.
Mr.. Holloway an ovation. ~
Mr. Osborne made a, very fair per-
AEsSh his hav ersdt
Nj Taylor, on Gray Rock. made a
clean performance, and the crowd Went wen
Seven entries failed to appear. for the
ing for5trouble.
Mr. Bryan IN this class !, wore the new
pink coat, with Confederate gray collar,
The The old colors OF the confedera cy. It -
especially, appropriate mat the oia Golp ol,
at the capital Of the Confederate States.
Blue went to Buck. ridden ~ by M. si 10 !,
Req went e M; ln ncw suth rm
land, and white to Mr.. Bryan's Elevator or
This class ended the chapter, for tho
night, and a most interesting chapter "
has been "a
Last Nights Summary,
Glass 6-horse over fifteen hands and
not exceeding fifteen hands three inches,
shown to two or four wheeler Mrs. j, y,
N. Grosyenors Jack lIorner, b. g.. first;
Mrs. J.. b Nj, Grosyenols Little Boy
Blue b, g., second; Bresce s. Vests
Extra News, b. e., third
Pairs OF roadsters, three years old and
over shown to wagon--E. Az Saunders,
Jr.'s. Red Bird and Rosal!e 81, first; Mr.,
Richard Brown saunderss Maud Wilkes
and Lilly Whitehead. second, No other
competitors.
Tandems, wheeler to be over fifteen
hands one incll-Mrs, J. b. NJ. Grosye-.
nors Khedive. b, Ga and Little Boy
Blue. Big. first; Mr. David Dunlops
Chester, b. g. and Chief, b g., second;
Bresee & Vests Evening News. b. s..
and Extra News, b, g., third; Grant &
CHRISTIANS Tomahnwk, b. gp and .. T..
Ford, b, 8, fourth,
Ponies fourteen hands ono inch, to DO
shown at walk trot and canter-C. II.
Smiths y. m. Aurora. first; Roger Bros,
Bobette, b. M, second; y. Strudwlck,
Jr,'s, I.assIe, br. m, third; John Cliff
ford Penberton's Lizzie, blk and W. M.
fourth. ~ 35
Thoroughbred hunters, conformation
and quality counting fifty per cent, and
performance fifty per cellt--Mr. g. II.
Smiths Lucy Sutherland. h, NJ. first;
Mi. q. H. SMITHS Garnet Ripple, p, g.,
second; Mr.. IS, H. llolownys b. M,
Fleurette, third Mr., Charles r. Hoof,s
Jr's, commonwealth, b, 81, ribbon,
cn,aliried heavy weight hunt ers con f0rvy