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

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day night was run Off In good order, and
tho contests were decidedly Interesting.
No event Of the evening probably was
viewed with greater Interest than the
class for indies saddle horses. in which
Mrs Grosvcnor's chestnut marc. Corinnc.
was first and tho elegant Virginia bred
mare. Brilliant H., owned and shown !,
by Mrs Allan Potts, cnme second. Be-
hind these were Mrs. Grosvenor's Fetro-s|
leum and the Holloway entry, Fleuretto.il
+ It swas quite an achievement for Brilliant
4 TO be placed ahead of Petroleum. and III
seems that in This beautiful brown dnugh-'i
ter Of Arnon that Mrs. Potts shaa conf !
ing champion when pitted against the
best OF the company. Glass So for huntgl
teams. furnished q scene OF richness and
rare attractiveness. Cameron Run Hunt !,
was first and second. while the West
third and fourth. Class 80 hunters and
Jumpers in pairs, was an event worth
witnessing. Elevator, with j. Stewart.
I3lyan up, and Deep Kun, with Harry C. I
Eentte5up were first; the Holloway pair.
gTrec Lance and Fleurattc, came second;
Buck and mate, third: CORTLAND II.
Smiths pair. fourth
Of 1850
The lNnter and jumping classes on,I
Thursday night furnished good contests.
and the decisions on the w!iole were wciit
received. Tho class for thoroughbred
hunters was well filled. and the perform
aiIcesI5 were above the ordinary. First
and second prizes went to CORTLAND -. !
Smiths pair. Lucy Sutherland and Gar Z,
met: Ripple. while s. !. Hollowny's lTleu-
rctte was third, and Charles r.. Hoofs
CommonW calth came fourth Qualified
ncavy weight hunters came next, and
tie victory Of j. Stewart Bryan's big \
cray geldsng, Elevator, was received
with applause. Tho tall son of Elcve
jumped in fine form s. ]. II olloways
Jack Frost was second, while CORTLAND
III. Smiths Up-to-Date and Garnett Rip-
pie were placed third and fourth. Tho
Colinthian class was last called, and s.;
y. Holloway landed Mrs. A. T.. Dieter
ich's Buck a winner amidst loud applause.
The champion high Jumper, Gray Rock.
was second, Lucy Sutherland third and
Elevator fourth.
Thee lass for ponies under saddle on
Thursday night brought out quite q
good field and furnished an interesting
contest. The blue went to Courtland II. 4
Smiths roam mare, Aurora, who repre-
sents the hackney Indian pony cross.
/ Rogers Bro Tiers Bobette was second f. i
IsStrudwick, Jr.s, Iassie third. and John
G. Pembcrton's Lizzie fourth. The do
t
! crnl favor, but it must be remembered
ti:ot Aurora is really q high-class, per-
former and has to her credit n number
! OF ry!2es captured at some OF the big
| snoHa IN good company. Lassie, yolliAS
strudwlcks entry, Is an attractive spec
linen, however, while 13obettei and Lizzlo
were also much admired.
Tho Gro5ysner stable Is mad. UP q
bah.f c,,nI it;,
any single collection in the country. It In
Guides ti,e noted trio or saddIers corp m
ness ness performers ssi Tho famous high-alepper,
Roueberly rated By many as the highest
class harness horse to be seen y, In Amsrea
or the two four-in-hnnd teams made up OF
tho bay geldings Boy Blue. Jack Homer,
ing roans. Post Boy Parade. Traveller and and
Trumpeter.
blue ribbon winners from tho Grosvenor
stable,. while the other events went to 4
CHEF Won TIC class for Virginia pairs; road
ster class to Edmund a saunder,s Miss Shaw;
born rh hu' liz eassos for ladies'
and heavyweight green hunters were decided.
II mS tSok osse ,0r was
IN the latter With Nancy Lee, and this good
bay mare never jumped IN better t form p,na,a WIN
grand shape and cleared them like breeze.
Tho big stable OF hunters md Jumpers,
ownd by courtland II. Smith. Of Hampton
n farm Alexandria. Va, did we'll ana attract
cd q lot OF attention at the show, OnSthis
occasion, however. as .nt previous shows.
and Tlp-Top wero the. broad winners Of tho
string, md came IN FOR the lions share OF
ispraire. Tho quartette nres all registered tho
\ iiomghbrcds, Garnet Ripple. the bay gelding,
by Sidney. dam Madame Midas by Outcast or
Blue Eyes, IS n champion heavyweight hunter.
While Lucy Sutherland, the brown daughter Of
st 1arols, and I1xpenHlYe. by Spenhthrift,
one Of the most popular 2exhib!tors a. IN, the
sho,y Wis Gearge Gale Scott, OF this city, 1
Who had entries In tho classes t1r tandems, Z
naiIs unicorn and fonr-in-hand teams, Mr..
Ht;cost drove his own horses, Hnd ~ M en-,
dtaYor to play tho part OF a, sportsrnnIm hdaGd
rnr, 4 team, shown BY Mr.. Scott. was made
M OF I. snug pair Of brown Eeldsngs, owned
IN tho Hon. Alexander Hamilton OF Pet, rs-
@bnrg ns wheel horses. ard y 'gtny RclIlng
/ from his own stable az q leader
David Dunlop OF Petersburg. yachtsman,
hoiscniuil, end patron OF sports ~ kenelai. !
CARRIED OH a number VI prizes MIN mempers
tlie inst hlnck gedins Joe Nj, who IL credited
With & trottipg trInls below a;2o, TINS horse
vas !, second Ia Foniu Lambert. s:ss IA, IN tho
,oa istar class. The stable nlso irelgaes soma
higI zstaplinS harness )l9rses, Thll0 Ar, pnn.
jop IN gradually collectig others 70 be sllapeh
nl III, md taken 70 the w. shows SoF'l'.
rho n,ost liberal patron OF The light harness 50
rnrIva gtnblO includes