The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
'WARREN'1Ov
HORSE. SHOW |
Splendid Conditions and Fine
Crowd in Attend
a1lce. s
JUMPING GLASSES i. GOOD y:
Il y n Y
JUMPING GLASSES GOOD
Numerous accidents, But No Sc
rious Results Mrs. Johnston
and Miss Parsons Drive Well. 81

Especial to the Tinies-D lspatch.)
WARRENTON VA, August 24.--There
were about three thousand people at the
Weather conditions prevailed. 81 #
In the registered thoroughbred hunter
class, l.. "A. Touraine, owned by Rogers
X. Wetmore, OF Washington, u. G., and
ridden by Dion Kerr. put up o magnlfi-'
cent showing over the Jumps. clearing
them all with but slight tipSin one In
stance. Courtland H. SnIt THIS mount
yrlp-Top, took the hurdles with alacrity.
making quick work OF the task before
him. Lucy Sutherland. another mount
of g. II. Smiths, won much applause
In Glass q. "a All
John r.. showed more OF q disposition
to take the ring railing than the hurdles.
bit redeemed himself later. Jake Ship.
ley twice straddled the rails and res
manned there for a moment in dam
}gerous position. Immedla lately after the
noon recess the ring was Tiled with beau
Stiful tandems, the teams OF West and of
CARRIER being especially; not ceable
ss H Nv. Herrlng's lead horse sWerved and
ran back and the wheeler began to kick
sayagely. They were at once taken out
sof harness., but not before he wheel
horse had landed his ironclad hoofs sew
5eral times over the dashboard.
a In the special cup class for La lies, the
splendid handling OF the ribbons by Mrs
Blair Johnston and little Miss Virginia
Darcy Passnno created much favorable
comment. The teams OF the Chevy-C Chase,
fWarrenton and Cameron Run Hunts We're
90 evenly matched It was doubtful at first
which would be picked for winners. &
ter close contest the Cameron Kun
team made away with the coveted ribbo
This was undoubtedly the event Of tho
day. "a ass3 b AZ
rs Glass q brought out g field OF fly
two hunters, none ever having won "a plu ts1
ribbon In h a Jumping conte imam "a
shnker's mount went down win MN,
but its rider dexterously retained his seat
sW.s q Coates.s hunter, Snapsho jumped
Into the right wing at the last jump and
fell, entangled with its rider, "a Struggling
heap Of horse lesh. It took q numb
az men to extricate the animals legs,$ 90
securely was II t held. W hen ID sentangled,
TO the surprise Of al. "a was still able
to make another effort. after having mar
rowly escaped breaking Its leg. Z,
n Emperor, owned by e anceii @.
created much amusement by first #leVeIng
a hurdle to the ground and tnen 4, taxing e
the space between as II the rail stu inter mt
Svened. Bs II sS3
avs shoW was great success. and
the next exhibit morrow Is ca gcrly
looked forward to. Il VI
THE SUMMARIES. 2. q. !,
Heavy draf mares and foaIsE ~ aho
second 4 John Fish back, he Plains, Y a.;
R5sd % ka ste'qN
@ Phylthsi rS Is ch Maa
IF iiaIi-b r. L euckns colts
EGydon. Audrey neen W g n e.,
Ssechq Third ST. Vincent, "a a1ccabe.s
5Warrento 8, J. - 9 -,
pairs, shown %
Eond, sU.sD. Benner,S WI aren't ton a..
SGolts EelS1nYgs b or
5n nstr f'Roamo n disburg third
5Leddy r., We N. Arrnstr ong. Bealeton,
" aalt-bred mares, suitable Tor breeding
:Warrenton. Va: second. Forest. Queer
FlTs aInsnS RoodeH Hal all ana CARRIER
Gel tienen,s park hacks, three years e Is5
and over-First. Rappa hannock.a Dr.-, =;
Gsrasr sson so
third. Eagle. y. Lut trell. Delaplan'e,
h ii orses In single harm ess. four years ana
under, al teen and a hal hands! and over
First, William F. y Iale and G az sec
Sopd Elway ~ sgillman y yaE ns1,i1e.,
Va: third, 4. q erring. :! . okesYttte,
Registered Res; thoroug hbr ed hunt ers-F sI
Garrett Ripple, Mrs. III. smith. !; y ne.
5s s!t ESepian dencnH Il. Smith Alsxandria
third, Richelieu. Richard Wnllac ice. s " ar
Hunt Hunters 3 four years and unde per-
Torrance. over jumps not exceeding four
seetMFirst. Virginia. 9 8. Sewers; War 4
ton, yVarrento ton. v ii: third, Peter Cron1e,
= .TP. Nice be, ~ r.,sS " arrenton, " a..
tis Park 2tandems, horse and style OF going
only TO be onsidered-Fir st, u sstN Ter
ring. Nokesvile. SECOND; Extra e. NeMs
to tow Wn. Ohio third, Postscript and mate, g:
lowest. gS Il. ~ }sl lbs
be shown by master or hunts me Il Win
whips add three hunters \: pa st /. entrees
First, by Waters and astham Culpepelrr'
Ponies rid den BY children = ct over r. T.
teen. years old--F FIRST. Sir Dixie, q
Mars hal Il, w lburne. Va; seco nd, B9nilIree
r. Hordern, Warrentop,. Va: ara "a
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