The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
CLOSING OF
HORSE: SHOW | \
Complete Success Crowns the
Annual Event at
Manassas.
The WINNERS OF RIBBONS / ID j J Y:
Horses Of Mrs. Allen Potts Ape.
sis pear iii the List Of Sue
~ cessful Ones. y 81
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MANASSAS VA, July q. IL = lie SECOND s
and last day OF the Manassas Horse 'rt' 81
4 Show was a grand success. Z ne fda y was
fine. there were thousands OF people upon
i the grounds and the performances in every
class were OF the highest order. BY
O'Clock. the time for the show to begin,
carriages were lined many deep around
i the show ring. and the grandstAnd was
81 crowded almost TO its utmost capacity y
The handsome and superb horses In; the
Il show ring were srivalcd only by the beau
i$tiful and elegantly dressed ladies who ia y
r. in every part OF the grandstand, and VINO
nppiaiided vigorously but gracefully When
the blue ribbon VILE awarded to ihsfavorfte
4 horse. Not only did lovely women era %
+ the OCCASION but there were also men WhD
honored the show by their presence Z 4.
Among the prominent men here were
ZION. Joseph u. Willard, Hon. John q:
4 Rixey Senator John w. Daniel Colonel
1 John A. Ryan and Hon. Louis Machen
4 and Hon. Robert Lee. OF Fairfax. The
performances to-da " were Of The shighest
order Many Of the horses In the hunter 'l7 Ns
V class took the jumps IN grand siyle Z s any
FOR one 5nots,Iscd to the business to. & St.'s
tcmpt 10 nick the winners, seemed almost
folly. The drivers and hiEhsg st pperss
were never cqualed in any q the '.i shows 'y
L held here. W. . VI ~ 1 x Il.
paul a. sorg. Of Middleto town. Q and
CARRIER & CARRIER. Of Harrisonburg. Var
were q generally the closest compe titors
an the driving classes and one or the
IS nther. ~ n hen, we're almost sure 10 cap-
isture the blue ribbon. q IS.
"a a Rreat deal OF settlement was created
/ In tlla handicap jump class. when Lady
y Greenla nd owned by E 3. REID, OF Green
witch, Va and ridden by Louis Lett l
" 81 q olldDnn 81 county, jumped he fence
into the midst Of a crowd Of onloo kers.s
h One man was knocked dnWn, but = rtu-8
y r,ately was not badly hurt.
sgsa Mast rptece. 4, Y was not IN jumping trim
y ic. day and although In savera ! f5nHping
classes he failed tos capture a. ribppn.
1T IN the handicap jump Courtland q.
u smith captured the & firse prize OF 100
& With Lucy s,rherland.
s5 Class 49, lad hes' harness horses was one
OF the prettiest classes Of the entire snow.
II rnong the ladies driving yv re n
Potts. Mrs CARRIER and 3 Miss Dorothy
e NJ NJ cla renee II core. OF shlngton.
u. q: Mr. W. y Garter. n Manchester +.
1 Va. and Mr. Pinkney Craig: ssof Balltl-
e more Md. jud esd the roadsters and
Y harness horses. ". Plnnkett steWa r..
Baltimore. Nd; spaulding Jenkins. Bai
3stimore, Md. j anles nick. erryman,f BE y
stin.ore Nd: H. aninton. ! . =: =. :.
W Ha ARA Peters Islip, ong s land,
Judged rsc saddle and hunt r hors es,
THE RIBBON WINNERS
5s8 .p,,,,owing is.,the HIST OF ribbon winners:
S.iiass b--roadster tallion--C j liver 9 olet-
anlith. AZ B. Steel. 81 Atlanta. Ga. first;
h Royal Preston "A. 3. stocl. "a lants g
second ss III gs58 VIA
class Il e-rond stcrs-iK enWood. M O. D.
4 Hale, FNekesyille, VA. first; Roy, Michael
Morris, washington. p. c.. second II Dan.
Amos Payne. u! ddleburg' Y al tnlrd. w
Class 1s~comb ina ton harness and sad
die horses Lady Olgo. Dr.. ~ s: Rick
cts, Orange, Va. first: Brillian AIRS.
Alien Potts, Richmond. Va, second
Rea Light. Logan Gibson. Delaplane.
& Va. II bird. y 58 Nh
s. Class 12-pair harness horses----;M Mountain
Boy and Mountain Prince. Ga rberf and
CARRIER, first; Postscript and mat Paul
a.. Sorg, second y c1tras N eWs ana m
Paul a. Sorg. third 81. Z X. IA
Glass 2g--heavy and lddle,weight
funers-Ro Bar, CORTLAND smit q, "a lex
/ andria, Va, first; Mr. Jarrocks. Clarence
Moore, washing on. Il .. CT, second
Cracker Jack. s, Russell Smith. culpe per- l
Glass Ga D ssl-park hacks-Bril liant. Mrs
\ Alien potts. n edmond, Va. first: Lady
4 Olgo DR.. r, If S. Ricketts,, Orange, Va:.$
Z second Wind icator. Miss Mary Ia Carter
;.1Yarrenton. Va, third. s8 ~ 9s8
Class s16-sporting tanderns-Extr as News
ID and mate, Paul IA. Sorg, Mid dleton. Ohio
4 first; Lord Stafford and mate, Paul "a 81
\ sorE, Middleton. Ohio. second y Camp Fire
4 and mate, p. H. Goodwin. Manassas,
third. Yiiissss 8s5 III B. s,s "a
Il Glass 10-harness horses-Bxtra News.
Y Paul AZ Sorg. first: Verge, II CARRIER and
{ CARRIER, second; Filtration. p. s. " New
man, third.
Glass 32-handtcap jump-Lucy suther'5
I laNd CORTLAND 1aAA first; FirA-l-HAe..
II Mrs. Allen Potts. second; Cracker aclr,
4 S. Russell Smith. third. ;s5 ii Il S:l
Glass ls-ladies' harness horses Extra
News, Paul "A 4 sorg, first; Verge. CARRIER
II and CARRIER. second !; Lord Stafford, Paul
\ a. Sorg, third .
Glass 34-hunt teams Cameron Run
1 Hunt Club, flrst; Chevy 81 c hase saIi unit
II Club second !; Cameron Run Hunt.sC Club, !
third. Z, IL sf9s' - y
Glass 4-horseFs and runabout--L ord
4 Stafford. Paul "A, sorg, fist; Verge; Gar
Il her and CARRIER, second ~ Extra News,
4 Paul "A. sorg. third; ri u
Glass 17-four-in-hand s-Pau "a. sorg,5
/ first; Herman Portner, second. 3l s8
Glass 3l-thoroushbred k hunters-Lucy
q Sutherland, Courtland Smith, first; Carr
nett Ripple, Mrs, Carlyle Fl. Smith, sec
( ond Y Col Hawkins. CORTLAND Smith,
Il third. M sa
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