The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
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At HORSE SHOW
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interest Of the spectators. The class
brought fourteen good ones, who put up
an excellent performance. Mr.. Frederick
Oklc, who, with Mr.. Sydney Paget, has
large estate here, put up two good
rides on two bad jumping horses.
Mr.. C.. w. Smiths "Chipmunk" put up
a sensational performance In the five
foot class, cxcellently ridden by Mr.. Ro-
Il bert Taylor, the crack gentleman rider
Of Baltimore.
Mr., II. c. Beattie's Carnation, d colt,
made an exhibition of the startling order.
Z She should be heard from as high
jumper later on.
n In the class for sporting tandems Mrs.
Allen Potts's <'Brlllant" and "Firelght /"
won handily with Mr.. Hoor's entry Sc
cond and Mr.. Julian Morris third.
Mr.. Morris lodged protest with the
Executive Committee Of the show against
Mr.. Hooff's entry he having shown q
horse OF Mr. David Dunlop In the wheel
/ OF his right tandem. The protest was
sustained and Mr.. Morris was placed Sc
scond. E6
Lady Riders.
In the class for ladies' hunters fourteen
entries were scratched. leaving only five
ito fight 1t out. Blue and the large silver
cup went to Mrs. Blair Johnson on The
Favorlte:" the red went to Mrs. Allen
Potts's Flrelight, and yellow went to Mrs.
Blair johnson Blazeaway. The second
and third horses are both by Torchlight.
Mrs. Roland tombstone. Of Washing
ton, rode Charity. Mrs. Blair Johnson
rode three, all her own, and Mrs Allen
Potts rode her own entry. The class was
q good one, although small. the Jumps
being four and one-half feet.
Four IN. hands brought out only two en-
tries-Mr. David Dunlops and Mr.. A.
Randolph Towards. Mr. David Dunlop's
four, shown before an olive green brake
won out. His four, made up of Watch
Me-" "see Me Co. Superior and Sur
PRISE went exceptionally well. Mr., How
ards four, idaho, Idanha," DR.,
Reid" and Lady Hurkamp," went evenly
and caught the popular fancy.
Hunt Teams.
Hunt teams brought out three cnndi-
dates for honors, two of which were tho
entries from the Wawenton Hunt and
ono from tile Keswick Hunt. The entry
that delighted the crowd and set tho
country people shouting was three farm
ers from tho county of stafford, who
rode In their shirt sleeves, With straw
hats ard buggy whips. They paraded
in great style to the accompaniment OF
tho huzzahs of their friends. but refused
to face the jumps and left the ring. Z
EWarrenton Team No. I jumped first
Mr., Benner, on liking Edward, made
two light tips. Mr.. Blair Johnson made
n clean performance on "soubrette," and
Mrs. Blair Johnson, on 'Nocoms. made
-four tips The two men rode In pink
without tho white collars Of the hunt
1Io tn 11l ,apr- tt1f.
regulation uniform Of all ladies In the
field.
Mr., I3enner rode as master, while Mr.,
Johnson rode as whip, without, how
ever, the regulation stlrrup leather over
the left shoulder.
!! Keswick team went seco~I, Mr.. Julian
Norris, M, T. H., on Brandon, refused
once, and had four tips First Whip
Upper, on "steelbot," had four tips,
and Second Whip Garrison, on "klon-
dyke, had three refusals and went out
Warrenton Team No 2 went last,
Mr.. Renner, on 1.-THE Fayorlte, . made
son, on "Arclight.'' made a clean per-
Torrance. Mrs. Blair johnson, on "Blaze
Away went with two knock-downs and
niStip. 8fE
Liked the Pink.
The crowd liked the class and the
brilliant pink Of the riders made the
picture sporting one. Blue went to
Warrcntol Team No. 1--Mr Benner, on
king Edwardas Mrs, Blair Johnson. on
"Nocomis;" Mr.. Blair Johnson, on Sou
brette.,
Red went to Waryenton Team No. 2,
and yellow went to KesWick Team Mrs,
Johnson made an excellent performance
on NJ "rlokomis" and received the cons
graduation Of her many friends 35