The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-12
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With fleet GALLOWAY at the relns. Tho
y crowd ven. Wild. 1t was hard to pick the
NSwInner. Dunlop's entries being very pop
4 t.ar and both teams magnlfeently
handled. I3lae went 10 the Maryland four,
and ms the rihbon was bestowed tho band
4 played nAfy Maryland quickly Changing
ITO 8,'Dixie," Iii honor Of the wheelers,
and west VirGinla." The
recruitment caught tho crowd, and the mp
piause was loud and long. Mr.. Watson
cent n $50 bill to the bandinaster.
Dunlop's team, carrying the req,
a had left tho tan bark Fownes gave IN
exhibltion drive, lasting some minutes,
and fully sustaining his reputation as
ono OF the greatest whips In the United
& States, IA His mastery handling Of tho
-four, which, by the way. are as notable
II team rs hns ever been seen IN Rich-
inond, was one Of the TEXTURES OF the
entire evening. Il
Race in Ring.
E Cariisle's IIAilccn" took the blue IN the
next class. after d hot fight. The saun-
5gdtrs stable made q clean sweep of tho
.oadsters' pairs, capturing both the first
Ind the second prize. The sharp rivalry
IN this class developed into n race around
the arena, evidently appreciated by the
crowd, but quickly suppressed by the
Judges. The park hacks. I'll shown before
George W. phnetons, and driven by ladies,
proved popular and decidedly attractive.
They were perfectly burned oMt, and
were all finely handled Blue went to
$Watson's pair, Marie" and "Sue Hears
I ley driven By Mrs. Blaisdell.
AFTER q close class for hunt tandens,
the exhibition closed with the hunt teams,
4 bringing into the ring some Of the crack
hunters Of tho country. Two teams were
entered by the Deep Run Hunt; two BY
the Cameron Run Hunt, and one by the
Keswick Hunt. he men wore the SHORTY
hunt costumes OF their respective clubs
4 and tho women tho club collars. At tho
close thdre were fifteen horses on the
stanbark at one time, all mounted, and
tho scene was striking. Tho Cameron
Run Hunt took the blue and the red; kes-
wick Hunt the yellow, and Deep Run
team, No. 2, the white.
The Attendance.
II Many well-known people were seen In
aithe crowd again last night. The boxes
before the evening was over were all
filled, the brilliant costumes of htho wo-
men contrasting with the somber black
of the swrllow-tails and the top hats.
The reserved section was none the less
we'll represented. row after rowfof we'll
n dressed people looking over the boxes,
where Tuesday night there We're only
Il empty seats The general admission con-
y tingent around the railing was larger
than ever. IS
Senator Martin was out again last
night, and aeemed to enjoy the show
very much. In the audience last night
was Mr.. H. S. Black, resident Of tho
United States Realty Company Of New
1 York, who is here with n party In q
II private car to SEQ the Horse Show.
II. To-1light's Show.
The exhibition tonight promises to be
one OF the features Of the entire week.
The card as q whole IS of the first
order, and two or three Of the events
scheduled are we'll worth particular note.
5S5 "a novice class for horses In harness
will open the performance, to be fol-
! lowed by the first appearance of ponies
III tho ring. Ladies' will ride In the class
for saddle horses, bringing out King Of
4 Hear IS, - Master" and DETERMINATION"
Tho horse taking the blue in this class
will win the championship. liking OF
Hearts, owned by Mrs. Allen Potts. has
already shown better than determining
( ton owned by G.. w. Watson. and the
choice will likely be between Mrs. Potts 8
entry and Master" also owned by Wat
son. The four-in- hands Will come next,
y David Dunlop and C. w. Watson exhibit
Ing.
The teams will be over fifteen hands.
one inch high, and will be shownHbefore
q coach, drag, or body-brakc. Ponies IN
harness will take the ring, to be fol-
lowed by tandems md q second novice
Class for horses In harness, We'll known
names are on all these lists.
At 9:46 p. NJ. the judging OF ladies'
hunters win begin, opening one of the
great classes OF the show. Twenty-three
horses viii be In the ring. all ridden by
ladics. Mrs. Allen Potts will be ON Fire
light; Miss Vera Morris on ireland
Arrow" and Mrs. Labouslsse or Sails
bury" "Ieatherbloom" will show IN this
class, along with "Onertos. : May Bell, /"
5"Cygnct,'' Jack and other crack en-
tries TO the lady riding the winner.
the association will present n handsome
silver cup. ,.s
II The closing event OF the evening will
be the high jump. bringing out Heather
BOOM champion Jumper of the world;
.Rifle," Donnelly's rapgy gelding also q
famous hlgMtlmher. takcr; Buck" .,
5..Onerios'. and ."Red Raven" entered by
the Nyeschester Farm; Nancy Lee
owned by David Dunlop; and High
gJinlrs," owned by Mrs p. T.. Horne. The
trial Will commence at four feet six
tnches, and will not be raised to greater
height than six feet Only three trials
will be allowed to each horse at the DIFF
ferert heights. This will not be the jump
for the worlds record, which will occur
Saturday night, and which only
rIIeatherbloom," "Rifle" and High
links" will appear. ~