The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16

follow and the entries are made by Geo.
Cole Scott, David Dunlop, and Mrs.
| Grosvenor. Then comes the Hunt Class.
with six entries and the sight will be
an inspiring one truly to look upon.
Glass %. ponies. has five entries. Among
them are CORTLAND II. Smiths, Aurora,
a winner Of the big shows.
Class 80. pairs OF hunters shown over.
jumps. always brings forth applause, and
the horses make up this class come from
the stable OF S. J. Holloway, CORTLAND
II. Smith, Wilbur Osborne and Thomas
N. Carter. +, y. Sydnor. Taylor &. Scott,
EW. w. Payne. Mrs. Blair Johnston and
Bryan & Company.
I. On Thursday evening. class Z, horses
in harness. will open proceedings. Bresee
& West have Town Topics and Extra.
News, while Mrs. G%rosvenor has Little
BOY Blue and Jack Horncr. These
horses hooked singly will piake many
friends and the contest is likely to be
close.
Glass =. roadsters. las three double
teams entered. T.. a.. Saunders, Jr.. has
two and Richard Brown Saunders. one.
In Class IL. tandema, there are five
teams entered. Mrs. Grosvenor will
show the cracks. khedive and Little Boy
Blue; Osborne and Anderson have Morn
Ing Glory and I'adfum, while the Others
como from, the stables of Bresee & West.
Grant & Christian, and David Dunlop.
Class 90, ponies under saddle, has
AurOrn and five others.
Class Is. unicorn team N Will bring out
a couple Of AIRS. Grosvenor's elegant
teams and one enclSby George Cole Scott
and Brcsee & West. The balance Of
the evening Will be given over TO classes
"A for Thoroughbred hunters; 81 for
qualified hunters; and ~. for the Gorin-3
THAN class. open to all hunters. III these
arc entered the flower OF this Southern
country and u higher class lot might be
searched forfin vain. TO look upon, you
have Garnet Ripple. Lucy Sutherland,
Deem Run md LIZ aTournine among the
rth~orouGhbreds. while the others Include
the splendid grays. Elevator. and Gray
Rock, FREQ Lance, Buck. Charity and
others fully as worthy OF mention.
For Friday evening we arc promised
a programme OF more than ordinary at
ira ctiyene for this flower Of Southern
horse shows. Horses In harness, tho
Virginia class, leads of, then comes the
Roadster class. The former has FIVE
entries and tho latter sever
Glass 5, double teams, will then DO
called. AIRS. Grosvenor has .Carnntion
and Rose Leaf, and the famous pair.
Carnation and Elevation, John Kerr
Branch, the chestnut mares, Mignonette
and Heliotrope. and George Colo Scott
looms up with his cross-matched team
made I'm of the black geldihg, Vivid, and
the i gelding, Venture. Saddle
horses. class a2. will bring out a field of
real class. because there are Mrs.
Grosvenor's trio. Petroleum, Corrine and
Dixie; Mrs. Potter's elegant marc. Bril-
liant; Mrs, Johnson's Robin Adalr; while
among others are Flelyette. Lady Olga,
Flirt and Vindicator. Then comes
ladies' pairs, tnndems, and a couple Of
and jumping classes. Among
these latter nre the best horses entered
at the show, too,
For the matinee on Saturday afternoon
one OF the most interesting programmes
of the week has heen arranged,
Glass II, horse and runabout comes first,
with five entries. then ponies In harness,
with a like number. after which class
"a. ladies', turnout will be called.
Glass l2, combination harness and saddle
horses. has nine entries. All are Vir-
.ginia' horses, among them being Brilliant.
and Lady Olga, who have been {competl-
tors along the line Of Virginia open air
shows this sscnson.
Glass -. tandem leans. has three y
tries ana they arc made by George Cole