The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-18
Went 4 Feet 4 Id Inches at the
Norfolk Horse Show
Last, Night.
WINNERS or VARIOUS RIBBONS
Horses Successful in Richmond
Were Not Invariably So
In Norfolk.

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acn ~ 80. unon ~. ~ i, * Inn,
reco .. ~ ~ .,,,ht ~
~ thc VT iloise quo"
record was lcct ana q hsl.1 V -, itlc ~
Donnelly WIS considerably hurt 4py tl,e
horse Falling with hin. Hentherploo1ll
performance was not at all good
| Tho Horse Show had d successful OPEN
| the enormous Coliseum building. Tho
| hall, tho largest In Virginia, was hnnd-
| somrly decorated with tho colors OF the
| northumberland. blue and white
wills hundreds Of Amoricnn flags hung
frn,, !, tta "a rtors IN hnnor ~ a Colonel
go S.,.'. - ~ ~ I,,,s.,a -,
~.
Were az tlle ~ u,s''eo W es - 4.
ne pu'idlhs was not az .Wsll
! lighted as It might nave pecn, desp1t 9
the fact that sSoo ncandes !, ght =
were nblaze IN the arena. 80 large I, I !, ~
the ring that 1t Is almost N N possible
to light IT -. brilliantly l!I
IN -fr On 81 fhe OK rancc q. large Horse
i shn, made of elrntric lights blnzed O.
horsy welcome to tic hore show guests.
| 1he first class of tho evening wont one,
two to c. w. Watson, OF Baltimore, with
my Nlaryland" and WEST Virginia.
Ea;1ed ~ Win 55 S,l
$500 - - I, - ~,
MI, Caiislo entries ~, CESS ., vi n y ~
aueIice hiiu " ~ IN. -
ilyol y. te eyes u ny Juus &c,
ss -, =. -, i.1' =
placed inside the ribbons y N. I, \
o. ulissh ~ a,.at ono,,a
euusou MY !,
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tu,,h,ad IA n,na,.t, ,rbn his smvtbna INTO
tho 0tnnharls, Mr. = smvtho arose. hia
mnnth iii adorned viii u StoothnicIr and
landed The yellow ribbon his win brother
landing tho blue with miss Mildred.n
After the excellent artillery band had
nlayed 81 lively air seyenteon lark hacks
filed Into the ring.8gIt was the largest
GLASS Of its kind that had ever been
shown In a Virginia ring, and the Judges
seemed q bit at sea REGARDING making ma
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49, go = 8 !. ~. -.
Dr ~ - a., ..vtn 4 ~ to,. 80
w., J, 4 mi, u.
y So 2. ~ = = = 80 - =
me aueilence was coid ana Is elld not
ehthuse uhe ~, tne roaa tours s"ulis mo
eie LURES oIoses MI;
.
a., 900 so ~, tha ,vord iloyav
,v,s ~, tha nov ~ = brake for M INN
lon7isand Mr. Pritchett drove his own
yellow and black road coach ."rhe rail
birds gave Fownes send-off when
he sent the Watson four streaming over
the tan bark B W \, s3 5 M i3 N
Combination horses brought on "a fieidj
Of seven. blue went to Dr.. Cnrters s,
a'i 70 req 20
Ae CIV see. ! ~ liz
~ ,,rnmst ~
anfualiv thirty-onc hunters. i've having
~ .r, = -
peen sclatcnea ~ perlor.,,n,' '. we i
good eyer 1ourfoot jumps s., ana the only
fell with Mr.. 6. 9, wrenn, Jr. and
both horse and rider mixed IN with tho
i'm :, 4 ~ = - = : n 53sI'5I
- Blue went vent TO Mr.. Dun!op's navajo.
Red went to "FirelIght." .s5
Is ~ Y.
Iaaiea green hunters or9usht ous ten
sioi1ies e,ldInp over the -,,,mna. Mrs Han.
sdcrson, Mrs. Blair johnson, Miss Marion
Holloway, and Miss Swart. Miss Vera
Morris s entries arc favorltes and are
appauded wherever they appear in the The
we'll ridden by Mrs. Henderson. Blue and
handsome cup went to Miss Marion
ltoWays WAY i'eiie anu feu - t no
B Favorlte."
The last class was for the high jump
70 prsak ee !rslnia teuoau y, - evso.
iee1gL iour lhcnes MACS, la. sere u.s. Sea
by Gray Rock ana Lady Belle.,'@ Only
two entries made the trial ."Rlfle" and
s..e' ~. ~, saat
jumpers. ttllie afoppeu on. =. a'A ~.
The bars We're then placed at seven 1eet
TTentherbloom made the attempt but
ltnnclsed dawn n doaen rails. -Four times
/ haS,Wa ! sent Mt tho hi eh lump and four
2 times haS failed The : crowd began to
8ienve. CRYING out; 3"Give us Gray Rock, !,
until oniy bout 300 remained. s. "Heather
bloom" was sent 10 tho stables and Don-G
nelly made the attempt on rifle The
bars were placed at feet ia inches
Rifle made the try falling through tho
bars and rolling over Donnolly, A cry
of. borrow went up. for It was thought