The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
THE ALBEMA.Rl
HORSE Q. SHOW
Offers ft's... the Best List That Has (
Been Presented This .8
Season. 4
VERY RI NEARLY \ e r. |. 400 ENTRIES
The Grounds Iii Splendid Condi-
tior-Two Unique
Glasses.
VERY ::I'' NEARLY ! E RI 400 ENTRIES.
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g CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July %
= Ih 10 Albemarle Horse Show that opens it,
Two days exhibition on Tuesday wilt
offer the public the best entry list that
mas been presented this season, tx
There arc $40 bona fide entries In the
attractive catalogue, with III events 10
be contested for by 81 exhibitors. rho
horses entered are good performers for
the most part. ind this is especially true
OF the hunter and harness classes.
$eE The show grounds or the association
are Just out of charlottesville on a hill I
top, under the mountains, d locate that
Is Mt once ideal, both from prA,tlcal
and picturesque point OF view Sal
The Southern Railway and tho Char
lottesville electric line both ruin their
ours to the very gates Of the enclosure.
and no other show In he circuit offers
as comfortable transportation facilities
TO It's guests. #
Two Grand Stands.
Within the show grounds arc two large
grand Sandstone for the public. con-
tanning thirty private boxes and 1850
seats, and the other for the convenience
only OF the exhibitors.
AZ. The ring Is In excellent shape, we'll
drained and turfed, SO that bad weather
will not hinder. or Interfere with the
progress Of the events. There are two
classes shown that are especially the
Invention OF this show-the pair class for
hunters and the varying jump class. Tho
lpalr4c class was shown for tho first time
In this country ut the Albemarle show
three years ago, and since that time
every show In Virginia has added 1T to
Its list Of exhibitions. A 3s "a i5
Tho varying jump class is offered
only by this show. Hunters arc required
to jump four jumps, beginning at three
= fcot,f then going to three and one-half
ii feet then to four feet, and then to four
and one half feet. The change in the
height makes the class a dtelscut5 one,
ana for that reason the citizens of Char
lottesvillo offer handsome silvor cup
to the winner. @ e ~
"A Fine Silver Cup.
Hon. Jefferson M. Levy, OF Monticello
also offers each year mn enormous silver
cup to the winner Of the ladies' class,
which caused tho event to be competed
for by the best lot OF hunters that show
during the season. ll VI u 3s3JiiS
The two days Of the show will mark
the height OF the social summer season
IN Albemarle county. and already$the ho-
tells and boarding houses in and around
Iharlottesvill and the University Of Vir- -.
glnia are filled. IS,
The following gentlemen have been
asked to act as Judges Mt tho show: W.
+, Carter. Manchester, Va. !; Dorsey Will.
i1ums, st. Dennis, Nd: Charles Mullikin,
f3oyce, Va; DR.. Robert +. Mason, Wash
ing ton, ID. c.; H. G. Beattie Richmond.
va. 55 5S5a lE49tli.5 Aa5
The officers CT the association are
George L. Mason. president: George b.
Goodyear, first vice-presldent; G. Rutiln
Randolph, second vice president John -
Payne, third vice president; Joel M. Coch--
ran, manager; r. B. sTreiher, secretaryi
a. ". Conway, treasurer. ~. 80