The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
RICHMOND HORSE
FELL OVER. JUMP
MIR. Wexford Reeds Steel
Bolt" Throws His
Rider.
AN .S5 81 i, "a
IAAR II q HORSES WIN
Mrs: Mrs. Blair Johnso'1's Horse Placed
Third IN Park Hack 4
.AARRls0NBURG HORSES WIN
Especial to The Times-D lspatch.,

HARRlsONBURG, VA, August ts.-.
Tho second day OF the l1arrisonburg Horse
Show was a decided success, both In the
attendance and the superior horses cx-
hibited In the different classes. The judg-
Ing gave general satisfaction 10 the
crowd, and. In fact, the Judging for both
days has been tho most satisfactory ever
had here The Judges to- day In the hum
ter classes were Messrs. W. w San
ford. Of Orange. and y. D. Benner, and
Fleet Galloway, OF Warrenton. The
Judges for ali tho other classes were
Mcssrs. A. y. Fox, Of Philadelphia; T.. NJ.
Moses, Of Baltimore, and y. 3. Andrews,
of Charlottesville. III
In the hcavysand middle weight hunters
Steel Bolt" belonging 10 MILFORD Reid.
Of Richmond, had a hard fall and threw
his rider on his head; however neither
horse nor rider were injured.
The racing this afternoon was close
and exciting. The running race. mile
heats. best two in three, was especially
good Nearly all the distance three horses
ran punched, and the official time OF one
heat was :45.S Tho trottlng event for
the 2:30 class was close, although Bell
Hazel. owned by Or. w. Z. Fahrney. won
the first three heats. The half mile dash
for two and three-year-olds was spirited.
Next to the races, the claos that created
the most enthusiasm was that OF pairs Of
hunters, ridden abreast over regulation
jumps, while the Corlnthian clnss, for
Jumpers, also excited much interest The
last day OF the show has always brought
the largest crowd to town., and as the
grand stands were both filled to their
utmost capacity to-day, It Is thought
that 1t will be difficult to take care OF
the crowd that will be present to- MORO ".
Congressman Claude a.. Swanson was
here to-day, mIngling with the voters.
He left on the afternoon train for Nor
folk. 1t Is announced that Lieutenant
Governor Joseph E. Willard Will be pres
cnt tomorrow. The summary OF WIN WIN
ners follows: !,
pair Of Roadsters-(D Hale, CARRIER
and CARRIER; ~, F. Fl. Lago; 81 ''} 4 Jonr
r. #. Taylor
Horses in Harncss-l) a Hale. CARRIER
and CARRIER; $(2), David Dunlop; 90, Da-'
Single Roudsters-(1). Dr. T. c. Fire
baueh; (2), Hale, CARRIER and CARRIER;
(3), David Dunlop. ls
comblna ton Saddle and Harness SIS
Horses-n), David Dunlop; 81, Hale,
CARRIER and CARRIER; 90. J. M. q. Gag
+ park Hacks--(1), Hale, CARRIER ana
CARRIER; (2). Hale. CARRIER and and CARRIER r De- ;
(3), Mrs. Blair Johnson. .. (.
! Horses in Harness (pairs)-Davld
Dunlop, first and third: Hale, CARRIER
and CARRIER. second
Heavy and Middle Weight Hunters
D.. F. w. Owslcy, first; Blair Johnson l1
second and third.
Trotting and Pacing Race--2:3o class,
mile heats, best three In five:
First Heat-Dr. w. E. Fahrney, flrst !;
THOMAS Hogshead, second; WADE Good
win. third n II
Thomas Hogshcad. second; Henry Nc
Henry, third. .aii4@ 9 !, y.
Third Hcat-Dr. Tahrney, first;
Thomas Hogshead. second ; Harry RI: NC NJ
Haif-mile Dash, for two and three
vear- olds-L. p. Holiday. first WADE
Goodwin. second: Wells. Brothers, third.
Running Race-open to all mile heats.
hest Two in three. 8. S. Rhoades, first; 4.
r, Holiday, second; Richard Wa aNa
third. !,
I{,hrd: Hale, CARRIER and CARRIER. second.
Pairs OF Hunters. ridden abreast over
jun1ns--R. q. MITCHELL first: DIT. z.
yS,rehaurh \ second I, David Dunlop. third,
! 'e,nrinthlan Class-Portner Brothers
frat II, D. Benner, second Thomas 6.
Herring. third ,,.at
Green Hunters-R G. Mltcheh. Ilrse
ii. n. Bcnner second: Julian MOTIFS
third.