The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
EventSOfC Coming Ex1ibi-
ton OutShitle Those
Of Of8PreViOuS Years.
ENTRIES
FINER ANIMALS.
Advance Proof Sheets Of. Cata
loglle Reveal a Condition OF
Affairs Worthy Of Congrat-
ulation - Seats Being
Rapidly Sold and Ac-
cor1odations Wanted.

Advance sheets OF the catalogue for
the NTH annual exhibition OF the
Richmond Horse Show Association, re-,
ceiyed in this city late yesterday after
noon, Indicate moro clearly than has
heretofore been possible the notable
stride forward during the past year and
with Il complete summary OF exhibitors,
entries and events apparently confirms
. the prediction already made that in all
Z respects the coming exhibition will
eclipse everything OF IT'S Kind ever at
tempted in Virginia before, and VIII GER
tainly equal and most likely surpass any
similar effort In the entire South.
K Nearly every class, shows an improve
f ment over the same event OF las, year.
In the majority OF instances this i'm
provemGnt is decided, and In several re-
markab!e. The championship entries in
cludes more well known names than ever
before; the horses in harness, single and
s In pairs, have rarely been so numerous;
the four-ln-hand teams, always sporty
and popular, are nearly twice In number
Z what they have BEEN and most notable
+ OF all perhaps the trials for ladies' hunt
Ecrs and ladics jumpers will bring into
8the erena upon one occHsion as many as
twenty-four. and another twenty-seven
fair riders Hcatherbloonl, the famous
high Jumper. who holds the worlds re-
cord In this event, Is down for four
nights, appearing twice on Tuesday. once.
Thursday, twice Friday, and three times
Saturday. Other horses scarcely less
known will add TO the Interest Of every
performance.
4 Watson's Horses Here.
5 The first horses to arrive are those OF
&c. w Watson, Of Baltimore, which came
q in yesterday. Mr.. Watson brings string
OF twenty. that vii most likely figure
extensively In the results next week. The
horses are occupying the stables used
last year by DR.. w. e. Il w oodend, Y OF New
York. Mr.. Watson has about forty-flve
entries. His stable now on the ground
includes the following:
A.inet, Mtnldalu,
Magic, Sue Kearsley.
Bell Boy Prosperity.
My Maryland, Laid Battlwan,
Virginia, West Virginia,
New Market, Beldean. s.a
Ruftles, Chiffon,
DISCRIMINATION, Mastc-
Helen Miller and one or two others.
NJ Other horses viii arrive to-day, and
by Monday 1t is likely that the majority
OF the stables will be allcd. The tan
bark was leveled yesterday, additional
and much needed stable room secured,
and everything gotten In readiness Tor
the reception OF the thoroughbreds. The
New York horses. are expected to come
in tomorrow. In this batch Will be
many OF the famous names.
Begins Tuesday.
The exhibition begins Tuesday night.
The ARRANGEMENTS of the different classes
In the programme became known only
yesterday, upon receipt OF the proofs OF
( the catalogue from New York.
The programme follows:
Tuesday.
8 r. M.-class sAHorses in Harness;
II entries
s:15-Class 26-saddle Horses; entries.
S:35-Class 25-TIorses in Harness (no-
vice classes); 7 entries.
s:5o-Class 17-Tandems; entries.
9;O5-class l-Roadsters; - entries,
e.a0--c,lass 1O-Ladles Turnout; 6 en-
tries g,
9:45-class 4o-Huntcrs and Jumpers
(middle and heavy weight - entries.
1o:20-Class 41-Hunters and Jumpers
digit weight; 10 entries,
lo;35-Class 42-Hunters; Il pairs.
Wednesday.
s:o0-Class RECONCILIATION Harness
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