The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
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HORSE; SHOW, H
Handsome Silver Cup III Hunt
ers' Class With
Hounds. ,S8l
WENT 10 CAMERON RUN HUNT i
Eastman Gives an Exhibition
Run Across the The: Arena u cha. With y :lt2
Il Wildly Baying Pack.
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class IA, single harness horses, G. 9.
n West superb drivers. Extra News and
Town Topics, drew forth much applause
as they passed tic stand, their extreme
knee action being remarkable. Galloway's
driver II ick.'' was also q favorite with WI:
the spectators and beat Hale and Gar.
ber.s sMcKenzy" for third.
In the lightweight hunter class, John ohm
r.. owned bye. e. Hale, Bcaleton. Va,
swervcd to the left and Jumped clear OF
a the ring railing into the spectators VINO
were more startled than hurt. ne = re- y
fractory animal returned throug the
gates and took the remaining jumps ~
fairly good form.
IN the free for all hunters class, La
Tourine ridden by Dion Kerr, refused the
five foot post and rail, but on the second
, trial cleared 1t easily. Bird. , G. =.
schweppe' mount, threw his rider at this
formidable jump, which he obsti
and persistently refused to take.
Lord Craven. owned by Clarence Moore,
n Chevy Chase, Md, put up q clean per-.
& fornance, as did Red Raven, owned by
& Rogers Bros. Hamilton. Va. In the
q ladies. park hack class. Mrs. Blair John
son won the English weymouth riding
VI bride. presented by Conrad Becker OF
Wa hington, d. c. 8&&
C reat interest was shown to-day in tho
ri hunt class with hounds in which John
Il r. Townsend. 81 master OF the Orange
~ county hounds. Goshen, n q ~ present LED
81 TIL e; winner with the ha ndsomestt silyc
cup given at this show for number OF
81 years. II The trophy was carried Of blythe he
Cameron Run Hunt. b y. VI
S!s The Eastman Club gave an ex hlbitionf
4 run around the arena with a wild y bay
Il ing pack following s them. ia .S8;5
Ss5 GREEK MEETS GREEK.
1t was a case OF Greek meeting
Fl Greek when e. Vests four".
II In hand wenL up against Hale and
CARRIERS. the latter team. however.
had superior points. and after the Judges
Y had been around the ring with It a few
times, II hey decided In Its favor. tt was
ii surpriseIt TO many, when w est was de-
feated.s Mrs. Blair ] ohnson was first to-
ride In the ladies, hunter! class, and both
y she and her mount VI "Blazeaway,$ ac-s
quilted themselves with great credit
Mrs. CORTLAND Smith also rode we'll but
Chappie Lee" failed the post and rail-
4 jump. III Knocking It down completely.
Garnet Ripple another mount OF Mrs
Il Smiths won the ribbon al ter good per-
Torrance In the sporting tandem class
VII IA ma and Garbes' s leader gave ats
II driver trouble by running back a $& the
= gate on the wheel horse. . He was started
again with little difficulty. and by his
III pretty behavior came into favor GAIN
sSis Luttrell's leader made a clean perform
ance over the jumps while Vests leader
r. r..
& ber's leader made a good performance
II with the exception Of a tip IN one in-5
NJ stance. 81 N, ~ s9l&
IN the corinthihn, class, where the RIDERS
Il were gaily gotten up In hunt Scolors.s
s3'"r opaz." belonging to Courtland Smith
ID bucked ferociously. but could not unseat
O his master Lucy Sutherland fell head
long at the last hurdle, with Mr.. Smith
un. but neither sustained injury Is 5s
To all appearances It was an ugly fall
u and considerable anxlety was felt before
Il horse and rider arose. Jorricks fell
q heavily wi TIL Dion Kerr, breaking the sad
die glrth and also the jump Young
n kerr'sB escape was a lucky one. as for a
II nome mt or two, he was In great danger
s The last class for middle and heavy
& weight hunters was OF SURPRISING inter
II est. good jumping being greatly In evil
u deHcesss Clarcnce Moore's AIastcrpiecon
y made Quick work OF the Jumps. Rogers
Il Bros, Red Raven took them neatlyswith
but al slight tip. Fully. s, 800 people at.
y ended the IS low to-day. II
SUMMARIES. NJ $5 81 s
8 The 8 summar les Thoroughly year
"A llngs, colts or fillies-F First, b G. "a n.
trim Stock Fsm Warren ton. 81 4, a. Y sec,
B ono, 9. G.. Antrim Stock Farm, Warren
III ton. i ..5s q
Thoroughbred road mares, ii foal III
t. ret
trim Stock Farm, Warrenton: second,
a Tendency ]. X Naddux, Warrenton;.
third. Aunt Sally, Antrim Stock Farm,
86NParrentOn. M II US IA III 4
Combination class, horse suitable for
4 harness and saddle-First. Lord Golden,s
Herman Ullman, Warren on. Va. !; Sec
\ ond. Red Light, Logan 6 ibson, D elaplaaeS
Val third, Daggee. g. w. Chancellor,
y Delaplane, Va, KY u. W
Thoroug hbred sta lions, three years or.
oyer--F'lrs NJ gnlficent. J. x. A1addux.
u TYarrenton SCI ond McAddie, n. I. gRo obs
IF ertson, Delaplane.s Va.
Horses In single harness, five years and
over, fifteen and sone-half hands and un-i
der-First, Extra News, C.. C. West; Sec
Il ond. Town opcs, c. g. West; third,
Il NJ lex, Ga lloWay5Sand Brothers, W arren-
. ton. Va 8 ID
Gentleman's park hacks, three years and
over, fifteen and one-half hands and un-8
der-Flrst, Robin Adair, Mrs, Blair John
a son. Warrenton; second, yindicator, Dr.,
a G. Shirley Garter. Warrentonis third. Gold
4 en- Rod, w, IS Herbert Assheton, Rock
Il Springs Farm, n
Light weight hunters, up to carrying
d $50 pounds over Jumps not exceeding four
81 and gone-half U fee Flrst. Lucy Suther-l
.lland. G. II. Smith. Alexandria; second.
Chappie Lee. Mrs. G, II, Smith, Theo-E
s. logical Seminary, Ya,;8third,, La Touralne,
& Rogers IS. NYetmore w shingt p. c.88I
IS Hunters and Jumpers, free-for-all per-
( Torrance over Jumps not exceeding five
4 feet--IF lrst, Black Jack, 8. Russell Smith,,
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