The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
ILYNCH.BURC
HORSE SHOW.
lit Will be One Of tic Very Best
Ever Held III the
\ South.
THE PROMINENT EXHIBITORS Il Il
.lNVidcly Known Men and Women.
II Have Entered Strings Of
Valuable Horses.
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LYNCHBURG, VA.,& Oct. 1.-The pros
poets for the third annual exhibition OF.
3i&tlc Lynchburg Horse Show Association,
which will take place at the associations
splcndidly equipped auditorium and arena
October 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th. are HAT
terlng In the extreme. anu there Is no
doubt but the show will be one Of the.
best exhibitions OF lis character ever
& held IN the South. The management
I started 10 make the Lynchburg show one
7 or tho largest Of the South. That work
began at the meeting Of the State As
ISOLATION OF Horse Shows, which was
held IN washington when the date was
Judgement secured Inc.
Y best dates In tho whole circuit as no
other show will be held in the United
states while the Lynchburg show Is on.
The association has made UP one o.
the most attractive prize lists ever offered
IN the South and the liberal prizes have
n succeeded in attracting large list OF we'll
U known exhibitors or state and national
VI reputation. Every one of the forty-six
classes are filed They are We'll filled
both as 10 the number Of entries as well
!. as the character OF the horses TO be cx-
4 tiblted and there Is no doubt since the
entries have cloHcd that the horses that
ieS will be exhibited here will be the largest
Il number and most valuable that have ever
appeared in the south with the possible
exception of the Louisville show.
s133 PROMINENT EXHIBITORS.
5 Among the most prominent Northern cx-
ii i,ibltors will be Mrs. J. NJ. 3. GrosYenor,
of Now York. who will come here by
special train from Louisville. where she
will exhibit next week. Mrs. Grosvenor
will bring her entire string OF twenty-onc
u harness and saddle horses These horses,
8{ togc Their with her traps represent an out
lay OF something like $4,000 and she has
unduestonnbly che greatest string IN
Nmerica. Mrs Grosvenor was by iohs
odds the most successful exhibitor at the
Newport Horse SHOW this year, her Il 0rses
taking upwards OF thirty ribbons IN the
u various classes. j3. 81. !.
Another prominent Northern exhibitor
Will be Mr.. Sidney J. Holloway, OF Hats
dale-on-the- Hudson. who Will come with
N 4 string OF ten horses. most OF which are
hunters OF the very highest order. Mr.
rs Holloway has been prominent and sue
Is eessful exhibitor at Madison Square Car
4 den for n number OF years. Mr.. Holloway
will be accompanied by his sister. Miss
Marion Holloway. who is always a popu-
lar rider in the ladies' classes at horse
II shows. "
Among other prominent and enthusiast
tic owners who will have their horses
H here are Mr. Summer Ireland. OF New
j York: Mrs. "A. L. Dietrich. OF New York;
+ Mr. Hurry S. Donnon, of philadelphia
and Mr.. Edward Moore Robertson. OF
H Bryn Mnwr. Pennsylvania IA
MRS. ALLEN POTTS.
Mrs. Allen Potts, OF Richmond, who Is
5 always popular at the Virginia horse
shows. win exhibit her two well known
horses These arc "Firelight' the hum
81 ter and$"Brilliant."the her superb combina-
sS ton harness and saddle horse. &ss 4 hesc
4 i1orses have won blue ribbons at all OF the
,v1,py NO nj Jlhtch Mrs. Potts
4 has shown them.
Another larger exhibitor. who has en-
tered In number OF tho classes Is Mr.
4 Clarence G. West. who Will be here with q
q string OF hunters and harness horses Tot
Mr. J. "A. Chisholm. OF Albcmarle county.
4 The horses that Mr.. West will bring are
ranked among the best In the South. He
was a prominent exhibitorant the first
IA 1Unchburg Horse Show and was n great
Ri favorite with the people here upon TINT
~ occasion.
Mr. Wilbur w. Osborn. OF Gordons;--5
Vile, will have, including his own horses
and those under his charge, about twelve
hunter and saddle horses. e
6 Other we'll known Old Dominion OK
hibitors will include Mr.. c. W. Smith. the
Is popular manager OF the Richmond, show.
who will show his oroughbrel mare
:'Cygnct.
Mcssrs Thomas G. and C. g. Herring,
Of Brdgewater; Or. l.. $. Ricketts,. OF
& Orange, the secretary Of the show at
tina place, with his we'll known show ring
& mare Lady Olga: Mr.. S. Russell Smith.
OF Culpepper. Mr.. e. B. Sydnor. Of Rich
,nond: Mr.. W. r. Larkln, OF Manassas;
DR.. w. II. $NIoselcy, Of South Boston;5 Mr..
i Theodore s /. Collins. OF South Boston;
and Mr.. David Dunlop, OF Petersburg.
who will bring his high steppers which
were we'll known last year to all horse
show goers, when they were owned by
Messrs. yMcC,le and Farrar, OF Staunton,
I'll Tor whom they. won many prizes.
TRAINED CAVALRY TROOP.
Much interest is fcentering in the exhl-
billion to be given each performance dur
Ing Tie show by tho troop of cavalry from
Fort Myer, near washington. These cav
alrymen are delighted over the prospects
/ OF the trip. and they have written the
management that they are drilling every
1ay now in order that they may give
giltedged exhibition while here. The
troop will be encamped at the horse show
grounds during the week.
The exhibition OF high jumping by
.Gray Rock" owned by Mr.. Robert NJ.
Taylor OF Towon, Nd, promises to be
or much interest These exhibitions will
be given on Tuesday and Friday nights
and "Gray Rock will endeayOr to break
his record at each exhibition. This horse
IS said to ba One Of tho highest jumpers
IN the world. ,
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