The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
Chief and Chester for Mr.. Dunlop. Mr..
Taylor drove his own Ringmaster and

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Chief and Chester for Mr.. Dunlop. Mr..
Taylor drove his own Ringmaster and
Lady Winsome.
1t was well shown class unappreciated
by the audience. Blue and red went to Il
Mrs. Grosvenor yellow to Mr.. Dunlop
and white to DR.. Taylor. First and sec
ond has gotten to be a habit with tho
Grosvenor stables. l .5 . ~
y Park Hacks under 15A hands. called
out several entries. Mrs. Grosvenor was
up on Corinne; Miss Holloway rode Flu-s
rette; DR.. Carter had the mount on Vim
dicator; Mr. Smith rode Robin Adatr.
and Tommy Ryan was up on Dixie. ~
was a hot class and 1t melted the chill Il
that fcvercd the audience. The crowd 4
liked to see the ladies In the ring and md.
3applaudcd vigorously. Mr.. Ratley, judge
in the class, got up on each entry ana ~
was a pleasure to every horseman IN 4
tho building to see the finished way III
which he rode. Blue went to Corinne.@
red to vindicator, yellow to Dixie and
white to Robin Adair. Tho lights arc
not good and the ring is so dark that IT \
is difficult TO sec the horses on the n
turns
Pairs OF hunters over the Jumps to-a
gether caught the fancy OF the crowd
II was circus event that pleased the
boxes and gallery. conformation did not
count and performance over eight jumps Y
at four feet was full OF promise OF ecci-
dent. Mr. Smith and Mr.. Evans on TIP "a
Top and Gnrnett Ripple made a fine per
ormance with two raps.t .sSiS
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NORFOLK. VA, October q. IN r.si5 9 WI
borne and Mr.. Hall, on Nancy Lee ana -
Eagle, made h great performan e. " sEaEtes
knocked down one jump. $s
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Ta.y Tor, OIL Chapp'otSy
lee and Gray Rock, mad al e can per- per-.
Torrance sin sensational style. a 1t twas
great, and the crowd went ID. a&t i MISS
Rogers on Red Raven and Mid nj ht8 ir1fslai
only a fair showing. Mr.. Evans nd N r.8
3I.eath on Blizzard and Lady Bell knockT-SS
ed do wn the jumps. Dr.. r. Percy SInltn Is III
pair afforded great alnuse1nen + II 70 5til ne
crowd BY knocking down the junI . and
trapping around. t vi sSS 9}3ss
Mi. Evans and Mr.. Osborne on Topaz
ard sITlurettc made a good perf orMance. q
Nancy Lee and Eagle were Gale 3 out To-
lump again and made q clean perform
fnnce Garrett Ripple and II r T. wero
also sent again und made only a fair
show All 5S3j33 5 sF
n Blue went to Gray Rock and Chappis3
Lee, the crowd cheering loudly SIS for Gray
Rock red went to Nancy Lee ind Eagle.
Yellow went to Garrett Ripple and 4 lp
Top, ana white to Rec Raven and Mid
night S3 ID s
l.ight-wegl gilt hunters We're The last at J..s
traction Of the evening. 88 Confornlaa1tlldSs
counted Is per cent. and performances
over four and n half full IS Der cent
Mr. Smith on Chapple Lee y mad two
raps. Mr. Merchants on Tore;ldc 81 r ISL y
fused twice at the first jump ra pped al ~
around and Knocked down the rails. NJ IT.
G. w. Smith on Miss Ellsins' 8 Cygllet3
knocked down the last jump. NJ Smith
on Lucy Sutherland made br' la nj
clean performances. Mr.. Osborne on NJ N y.
Blanchard Forbes's Quick Step Knocked
down the rails. Mr.. Merchants on stolen !olaE
Kisses ratified the rails good and No hard 81.
Mr.. Smith on Tip Top made three raps.s
Mi. Rogers on Red Raven made n clean
performance. Mr.. r. Percy Smith on
lAlnnthus, clean bred one, hit the rails
loudly. s.i2 8 81 WI. Nj
Blue went to Lucy Sutherland; red to-
Red Raven; y yellow to Chappie Lee and
white to Stolen Kisses s a
Tie show Is over for tonight and the
crowd has gone home to dream Of the
fierce checks on CORTLAND Smiths rid rid,
Ing clothes. ;$f 3is ia .ts q s3ss8
Norfolk has never seen anything ike Ike
s them. 55 a. +. l5sJ