The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18
.ROCKIINCHAIM
HORSE. SHOW
Grand Stands Packed and Great
Crowd Fills the
3$ #s Grounds.
THE RACING WAS. \ E: ! FINE E E
Hurry u Threw His Rider Rider in in
tile stcsplecl1asc and and Eel. Fell
Upon Him.
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I1AI,RIsOBURG, " Al, Aug. 7.---Th fpl'Es
wen ther the second day OF the Harrison on;
hnr. Horse show was nll that any one
could ask, Il and the crowd that had peen5
kept&at home by the threatening weather
81 & ycs terday all took advantage OF it.#
Tho grand stand room had been doubled
during the past year. but both STANDS
were packed early in the day, ana ny
moon considerable premium was pcihsS
offered Tor reserved seats. ~ "a
rhs show to-day was even better than
yesterday. III, II !. E ~ VI 4.
The principal classes to attract a item
stion to-day were the hunters, the PARK ark
hacks, the ladies' harness horses and the the
tandeins The high ST cla sse ts were
we'll filled and elected much applause, p put
were hardly up 10 yesterdays exhi lf'iLs 3
In this class. ISL 3. 81.
The rsls ing was very fine. The trottingS
and 5pac lnE races were closer han yes tcr-s
day, hut still not especially exciting
j.. M. X. u owned by J i N. Ka;vanaugh,so t
Harrison burg, won almost as easil To-
day as he did yesterda W NE S5. Y "
The half-m heat race, best 81 IN 9, 4
va Il especially exciting. It took three
heats to decide and the two horses came
I'm very close together each time.
THO hurdle Il race was rather onesided 4
after$the first mile, and was marred by
thu fac az that Hurry VI owned by Is.
Taulelle, Il Of Winchester, fell with his /,
rider and rolled on him The Jockey
was unable to get up, and has q Abrok ken
arm. but the doctors say that other wise
ps ii |, 1,,1A ~
be serious. W III
|E8s Tho jtid ges too ay were heavy harness.
W. M. ;Drury, shington Il w. w. San
/ ford, Orange; II. IN 81 $Hegargee, Philadel-s
lsphas III Draft horses !. NJ. Stuff der-9
cersburg, Pa. Hunting ella ses--Roy c.
Mitchell, Of Brownsburg /; SIS M MegarI&
geo. Philadelphia;8 Francis 4. "a. Lunkin;S
5Chicago. Starter in IL races. J !. Lewis
Bunlgal dner, OF Stann ton. g5si ss| sSs
"a GREAT CROWD.
II The horse show has attracted al, ,n-a
usually rye number Of people from all
parts oi the State, but horse show week
will be wi messed by no especial social
5funtt.o1l.r It is estimated that the crowd
exceeded six thousand people, the largest
crowd IN a tendance upon any previous
Rocking ham show or any sho W this sea-
son In 4 Virginia. The summaries:
Register cd trotting stallions-Prince
Redwood, i g. c. Conrad Harrisonburg,
first 4 3 l56S 393y 2saiS @ i,.
Colts. under three years old, sired by5
La regis el cd trotting tallion--M. b. Rue
BUSH: Penn. Laird. first: Henry G. II err
ring 1sridg eyt.st or. second
sThoroug! stall ions-J ospeh after
buck, DaStSis. first, on 81 Lorimer; Dr.
a. and S.. G. Byers. Lacy Springs. Sec
ono, on Pendenns. Il 5 3;3Sl
Gotta suitable for hunters, sired by q
Thoroughbred stallion-Major George
ChrIsrnn n Chrlsman n, Il first; Joseph Clat-$
sterbucH. Dayton. second. sjs
III Hackney stations over 15-2 hands
Rocking CHAM Ha ckney Horse Company
5Harrisonburg, first; II. c. Terrell, Stand
ardsville, second E3 5 3SSiss3 Ife
n Hackney stations under 1872 ha nds--
Rocking ham Hackney Horse Company,
first. .33 Vi 5.s
N Colts under three years old, sired by a
registered q ckney-B. T. NJ ers,, Lin,
vile Depot, first; j. G. Steigel sHarF1-
sonburg. second and third. ~ a
# Saddle colts under three years q old -
5HeatWole and Suter. Dale Enterprise,
first; j ohm F. Lewis, I,ynnwood, II second.
5 Registered saddle colts under three
years old 20. B.. ~ Cooley. ID Harrison burg,s
first u; M RS. s DR.. 1yers, Harison burg,
second Z: j ohm r. Lewis, lynnWood, third.
tR Dads tiers. three years old and under
{four-Dr J. r. Wright KeezletoWn. first;
CARRIER & CARRIER, IIarrlsonburg, second.
sE Single high stcppers-C C. West, first
and second !; CARRIER e. CARRIER, GARRISON
burg, third. tt$ st s 53i
Com binationS saddle and harness horses
Charles G. Herring, Harrlsonburg. first;
!Dr.aF. b. Ilhausen, IIarri sonburg 6, second;
., IA yYtndlo &; Bro. New A1arke It, bird.
55S Park ha cks III g. 81 Herring, Bri dge--S
water. first; Captain i. Fl erring,
Bridgewa ter, second Dr. "A. 8. and -. q.
SByers, Lacy Springs third.
Tandems-C. c. West, first and third:
CARRIER e CARRIER, Harrisonburg. second.
4. Ladies saddle horses--H. g. Herring,
sBridgewater, first; Captain J & "a. Hor-
ring, Bird gewater,t second; n Charles Crit
fin Herring, Iarrisonb burg, + bird. III
Horses shown TO runa bout G. c. West,
first and second; DIT. @; Fireba ugi,,,
Harrlsonburg,S third. $s III n 84 Sa
H s1 Ieayy and middlewelgh hunters
Charles r. Hoof, Jr. Of Alexa ndria,y first;
Thomas 6, Herring, Bridgewater second,
w, G.. Eyger, Port Republic. third
e lightweight hunters-jumps over four
sfeet--Ma jorE George Chrisnarl. Chrlsman,
first; Charles r. Hoof. Jr,. Alexandria.
second ]. M Is a van HIar risonburg.
third Al III III
s5}s ~ .s Il RUNNING h RACE,
IL Running race, for three-year r. olds and
over; half mile heats; best two In three
First heat Cabin Boy 7, ~. Bane, White
Z; ate first !: ,rhad Y, and . Wells,
.Bul ~ second n I1ff.e Shepherd, 81 II
.colthurst, charl ottesyll le, third 'lmo.
:51 2-5. Il 5 NJ NJ y 81
4 secon l,ea lie fife Shepherd, first CABIN
BOY. second so ley Maid p. II 4 s rick
lei, Tlnlheryille, third, Time, :51 IA
q Third Ilca ito first Plac Iffie shci-
herd first; u ga hin Boy, second Tins,
E:52, Purse. f95
3ssssTrotting and pacing open # q milo
heats; best two In three 81 purse. $500
JF1rst heat N. ~, ], III IS. SaYanaugn
IarrIsonburg first }; Iteah W liam Brad-BI
ford, IIarrlsonbu g, sec nd I5oNery BOY,
Wade q GOODWIN, Manassas. bird Time
z; s2 rs i5a1 ~ u
= Second hen til h NJ, 3 q, first; Bowe,y
Boy, second Almls, r, IL Ioltzma NJ,
New Mark ct third. 3 Inc, :: ~,
Iurd Ia 4 ace; mile and hall oyer
five hurdles enna 81 George 81, Her
H.. " aon hi,,,o & first. g Black Vigisl