The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
Card for To day.
Matinee.

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Class 81, Saddle Horses--2:15 e. NJ 4. 8s
Class 2e ,3s Pa,rs OF Ponies In 4 ar 3$
v5+asi,S. ctas; e, saiss s e Horses shown
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.s !, class !, q Ponies over Jun f. i .
!. g Class . g, g Thoroughbred Hunters--s 81
Class a a. g. 8 light y Weisht Green i unt-S
Class $, Deep Run Hunt Aunters----.,,ss 81
1925 p. M. l5
P. M.-Recess NJ III
Evening. I5sss
JUDGING.
s,c.,s clas g Pairs Of = arness Horses
Class a2. Saddle iorses-s:1o P, N. .a5s
Glass ae, Saddle Horses for the "A
Class q, Horses In Harnes-a:4O 4 p. 2
clas 9, Roadsters and Best Appoints s3s
ed Road Rlss-9:oo T.. M, s9
a.Sl S!ass S z; Z Pairs Of Harness Horses
Class p. Best Gig tsorse-s:s5 r. M. 581!
Glass 4s, Ladies' Jumping Glass, la s3l
dies to rlde--1o:oo p. M. 81 .5gS 5
Class q, the Selected Hunters Co..
rl1thian Class)-1o:a0 F.. M.
Sensational high jumping, in which
Rifle. Dick Donnelly's r1angy gelding out-
ciassed Heatherbloom. the worlds cham;
plon, and took the blue amid thunderouai
applause, brought the banner performs
ance Of the fifth Richmond Horse Show
to an exciting close, with half lie au-j
d!ence on Its feet alternately CHEERING;
and gasplng with amazement and relief
1t was q night crowded OF f'events.f5 54A
attendance almost filled thu
great building. perhaps 5000 people In ali
being there. Nan Patterson. the Floro.$
dora Strl. and A. j. Cassatt, president
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, divided
such popular attention as wandered
from the tanbark, this unexpected ap-
pearance creating tremendous stir when
they showed themselves.
In the ring happenings Of no less mos
ment were occurring. G. w, Watson, Of
Baltimore, smashed all records. making
n clean sweep OF every class In which he
had horses entered, capturing seven b.us
ribbons and three reds, netting 800 for an
evenings work. Nckering ponies, with
pot-hatted little men astrlde. showed
themselves In the arena for the first
time, and took the crowd by storm, and
then the management presented to Miss
swart. rider of Dunlop's 'Confidence.'g
the winning ladies' hunter, handsome
silver cup, l58
The High Jumpers,
Last, but first In popular attention,
came the great jumpers. Although the
bars were not raised above six feet, and
the test of the taking powers OF the
horses in the ring was good eighteen
inches and more under what 1t will be
tomorrow. many OF the tlmld departed
fearing some blood-curdling
scene, The majority stayed and brayed
he danger, There were no cracked skulls
or broeu collar-bones.
Sidney Holloway went spinning into tha
nnbark as "Oneros" ploughed through
The five-foot jump, leaped sqaarely over
ls PROSTATE mount, and Glove ms mar
With one steel-shod~ shoot. TINS was the
only accident. and when Holloway picked
himself up unhurt and jumped "OnertosD
safely over the bars. he was given
great ovation
Mingled rroans and cheers came from
tha spectators as tho Jumpers Went
around the ring. Hundreds ofpeople were n
,tanding, the women tense and breath-
lass and even the men excited. Heather-
bloom and Rifle beth went over the fre- q
foot Jump clear and were heartily APP \
AT s 1-2 feet this performance
vas repeated The bars We're raised TO "a
4. feet and the last trial begun, Rifle. N
ridden by Charlie Guy, went clear with
, foot to snare ard carried on the blaa
ribbon amid loud cheering. Heather
bloom, ridden bN nonneily, tapped and
.ook second place. pun,on's Nancy Lea 4;
,ook the yellow aud Rcd Raven, witA n /.