The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
THE AUDIENCE.
mss AWARDS !. 4 4 d {
8.6i 81 --------,,------- ----- "a.
Stanton Horse Show Crowd.
Show Intense IN
tercst.
NEGRO JOCKEYS LEG ! BROKEN I: X:
Tie Programme Carried Out.
Through Fall Of
Rain. # y
JOCKEYS LEG BROKEN.
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Especial TO The Tines lspnr:h.)
sTAuNTON. VA, Aug. S.-Rnin kept
tho crowd down to 5000 people Mt the
opening day Of the second annual Horse
Show OF tho staunton Association. It
wns m enthusiastic audience that ar-s
pluudcd tho events heartily. and at times
expressed It's intense disnpprovnl OF tho
awards by kissing vigorously. This was
especially noticeable IN tho heavy harness
class, In which Mr.. David Dunlop's
watch Me" captured the blue over
ftessrs Hale < Gnrbcr's entry. Tho
grand stand did not like the decision
shlsslng Watch Me- and cheering Mr.
IGnrbcr loudly us he drove around the
ring 1t IS Il fact that CARRIER is the horse
king in this section, and his winning
means local and popular victory.
One accident occurred during the day
loo Wclborno, M negro jockey from
Washington riding "I1ffie Shepherd fell
on tho near turn III the first nat race
and WINS dragged for some distance. The
boys log was broken. Ills mount cog
tlnued III the race and finished well up
with tho winner as they raced under INC
wlre
Rider Thrwn.
In the class for local jumpers Golden
! Beauty" owned by Mr.. j. a. Kennedy,
| OF Staunton fell at the rails and threw
her rider, Herring, heavily.
The rain fell In asllght drizzlc during
the entire day, but the programme was
| carried out In every detail.
N1essrs. Braxton and Bowman, man
ayers, had the classes on time to min
| ute. and there was no hitch during the
| entire days events.
T;x-Licutcnant-G Governor Echols, presi-
/ dent OF the show was on hand during the
whole day, giving his personal attention
| to the management and acting as most
| to the visiting exhibitors.
/ Prominent amongst the visitors WAS
! IAeutennnt- Governor Willard, who Is one
of the vice presidents OF, the association,
l and who has a host of friends In this
i section. AS Lieutennnt-Go Governor Willard
4 entered the ring after recess the splendid
1 stonewall band played "I'vela feeling for
you,'' and the great crowd cheered loudly.
Lovely Women.
q The grand stand and boxes were filled
4 with a host or lovely women. amongst
!. whom were Mrs Edward Echols, Mrs,
L Hugh c. BraXton Mrs. Eliza Jones, the
a Misses Frazier. OF Richmond; Mrs. Niche,
4 of Washington; Mrs. Catlett, Mrs. Mill
err, OF Richmond; Miss Mary Miller. Miss
i Miller, Miss N1ichic,@ Mrs. Archibald
4 Clarence Knowles. or Atlanta: Mrs. ].
Fred Efringcr. Mrs. James r. {Tayljr,
Mrs. Mercereau, Miss Yost, the Misses
Il Miller. Mrs. Colrtland Smith. of Alex
4 andra: Mrs. E, Lacy Gibsnn, Mrs. Alex
4 ander r. Robinson, Miss Fauntleroy.
I. Miss Potts. Of A1aryland; Mrs, Burke.
a Miss Hutchinson, Miss Kelly. Of Norfolk;
Jit,rs Il {I.5 = r
4 Johnson. OF Washington; Miss Mad
dux. OF Warrcnton; Mrs, r. S. Mat
n thews, # OF Culpeper; Miss Young, OF
& l5I.ouisvile; Mrs Moody. of Richmond;
a tMrs. Henry Grant. OF Richmond; Miss
r,llerson. OF Richmond; Mrs. Reed OF
Il Rlchnond Miss Talbot and Miss Nellie
Talbot tf
Many Sportsmen.
Tho number, OF sportsmen present was
a unusually large. Amongst them were
Mcssrs c. II Hurkamp. Of Frederiols-
burg;EC. II. Smith, oftAlexnndrla; Fl. c.
Bentte Richmond; Leo Evans, OF War
renton Blair! Johnson, OF Warrenton
Il Noer, of Baltimore: Charles Hoff, OF
Alexandria: Roy Mitchell CARRIER, Hale
Paul Portner and Oscar Portner, OF Ma
nassas: U. Bonner. OF Warrcnton, Her
I ring, Henry Grant, Ed. Mend, Wilson
4 Chamberlain Woodruff, of Orange; Da-
vId Dunlop, OF Prince George county
Fleet Galloway, OF Warrenton; ]. Merton
Bot It's Lewis. OF Lynchburg; Arthur War.
then, OF Front Royal Sackett, OF Lynch.
burg; Denny, OF Boston. Latham, OF Gull
pepper; John McComb, OF Orange; Strange
! OF New York: Watt Elerson. Of Rich.
, mond; j. S. Calvert, of Richmond; Cap.
J tain Dorsey Cullen. United States army
OF Richmond, and many others. ~
: The judges were II, G. Bcattic, c. II
TIurknmp c. IT.. Smith, j. Mob. Levi!
* and Henry Grant.
/ The race officials were Hon. EdWart
I Echols, G, Fl, IIurkamp and c. II. Smith
), Judges-Mr. II. G. Beattie. starter; MI
b Tom IIogshead. clerk OF the scales; Mr.
), III. A. Cirubcrt, clerk OF the course ant
i. MIR. Neer, timekeeper,
Sensational Feature.
j In the swell harness class the sensa
! David David bunlop's watch SLs and "se
NJ j; {, 81 by Messr'. Hale and CARRIER t'
! Girl owned by Mr.. M. II. Gllkerson, VOL
%sSS! asn h istss Tieshi s
over d class OF twenty-five good ones
The class for green hunters went to Nj
Charles Hoolf,s good mare n,"Jsc9 rs,
s wl,h .S Ths ra parR 81 WIS A''p 'o'''
n Mrs. Edward Ilchols won tho blue !
the ladies' gated saddle horse class. Wit
! "Dob Knight" well ridden by, Miss HUFF
Of Augusta county. t 49,
Mr., Dunlop won the park tandem WI
something T. spare. req COINS to NJ
z, In In this ths pair pony class little John Dur
;'Moying Picture ana delight" ana w,o
grst place II great fo ngnn Master As y,
s'Llsotte'' and "sister" The pair &
n hunters class proved an easy, mark fe
Mr, iofr, Mr., Julian Norris being rul
., ncr up, -, :,
- = The races began at $3.50 O'clock an
Q, proved a drawlng card. A fiat race {
q o otne-half mile in heats fell N ono, .ttw
~ style Ia. Mr., George y. G2odyegr's MCn
OF scheif' getting the second money,
g. The trotting race IN mile heats was
Talon that upset the calculations OF Il
:. local sportsnlan md wrecked the pock