The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
FIN SPORT At
AL | n { |. ! HOW.
IS II = ~ = 1880
The Jumping Glasses a Grand
Feature Of the
Day.
TWO FALLS TO MAKE THRILLS
a Great Crowd Surround the
ArenaThe Ribbon
Winners.
TWO FALLS TO MAKE THRILLS

Especial from a Staff Correspondent
x CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. August q
six thousand people saw to-day the best
Jumping classes that have been SHOWN SHOWN
at any show In Virginia this season. rs
carly as daybroak the crowd began W
appear at the show grounds, and when
The buglc sounded for tho first breeding
CLASSES, the rlngsidc and grand l9tEll as
we're crowded. is
,rwo falls gave tho crowd thrills in tho
Merchants Hunter Class. Mr. i Er raj Is
fluff. riding u Mr.. Nlitchell's Major
Bll,nt," fell with terrific force at the
fence Jump, and lImped from tho ring.
Later Mr. Fred 8. Campbell OF Rich-
1nond riding "Ay Lady, came to griet
when his mount reared and fell back
wards. The judge ordered the horse out
OF the ring.
TIIEs PONIES.
Thc pony harness class brought out
seven small entries that pleased tho
crowd Senator Martins entry was
driven BY Master Deyereux Langhorne;
Mr. David Dunlop's two entries were
driven BY his two small boys. MISS Mary
Miller Wood drove her own pony. Master
Roderick Bowman drove his own entry
Master Albert Irving snt behind ms
fathers candidate. and Miss Madse Mac
rae drove for Miss Maria Woods.
a Mr.. Dunlop won first and second; Sen
ator Martin third. and white rosctte
vas given to each Of the others.
In the class for ladies hunters, Mrs.
Allen Potts's "F'irelight" won, and three
horses were sent around again for the
ether places Miss Gertrude Shelton rode
four horses in the class Miss Swart rode
three: Mrs. Blair Johnson rode two; Miss
Alaury rode one, and Mrs. Allen Potts
rode one rs
In the Merchants Hunter Glass, at
four and one-haf feet, seven horses tied.
ill making clean performances. Seven
we're sent around and four again tieu,
making clean performances, These four
were then again sent, and two made
clean performances-Mr l3oeings Ta-
comte and Mrs. Allen Potts's Firelight.
Mrs, Potts, on account Of the heat, with
drew and took second place. the cup
Gcing to Mr.. Boeing's great jumping
heavyweight, '"racomte." 6 "a
Park tandelns were an easy mark for
Mr.. David Dunlop who took blue, red
and yellow, The entry that caught the
crowd was the pony tandem, Delight and
Moving Picture, driven by little Master
David Dunlop. The small boy did good
work, and landed In third place. BBa AZ 4 n
1T MANY RICHNIONDERSss " I'll II
Amongst the Rlchmolna peoplp who
were in the grounds " ere Miss F'erglls-
SON. Mr.. rhomas Bryan, s Mr.. ST. George
Bryan, Mr. Fl. . c. Beattle, Mr.. WI.
Carter, Dr. Robert C. Bryan, Mrs. G. G..
Walker Miss Walker. Mr. Hugh Antrim,
Mr. Otto Noting. Mrs Mamie Shaw
Langhorne, Mr.. Langhorne Perkins, Miss
Nancy Perkins, Miss Gertrude Skeltont
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Potts. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c.. Reed, Mr.. Leslie Reed. Mrs. Tai
bolt, Miss Talbot, Mr.. II. w. Habliston,
Miss Ruford, Mr. Scott, Mr.. F1obson,
Misses Bryan, Mr.. Writ p. Taylor. ", >.
TompkIns, Miss Molle Lottler. Mrs r,
S. Christian. Mrs. G. H. Ryland, Mr..
Henry Hotchkiss, Mr., Thomas Atkinsll,
| the Misses Hamilton. Miss Elizabeth a Il
| klnson Mr., Thomas Atkinson, Jr, Mr..
| William Rueger,
Amongst others In the grand stand
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer, OF Charles
| ton, w. Va. Mrs. Warren s.. Buckler, OF
| Baltimore Mr., and Mrs, Harry hayes,
| of st, Louis; Mr.. John Armstrong chan-
ler OF "Merrle Mills Colonel ana mrs
| lie,'; Mrs. Senator Martin, Of Albemarle
county; Colonel Day, OF smithaeld, and
Miss Day.
GATED Cal su'E Saddle stalllon-D Ta'nall, 1,
y rh hMa,nshsbid stallions-u, Cherry PIT.
A.. b. payne; (2) Merryday, A. p, Payne;
}Is Hgh slgh GsiqEEe Gq PSyiis
Payne Ely Gha RGn H Eagar Joel NJ.
fe SPV s. e F spissr q F MhsseA TIE
l4f Msrness colis-p clsnlqnt II; g. naoi "a
G5e9zSy sl afs visen ASSaFs
Coils Suitable to Become HuntersgN
Ra as!y 9Mara Mr Scott Asp qa's 81 GH
s'a i siaihSi s. Cup for jumpers Ia
oSn' aa o,,5 es B0ec!e eBBhia4 draven
g o Mag1ss 6 9 joe ena Pavla punlop
! Virginia Girl, George Goodyear; 81 Gay
1'oy I, " y;.I T, L'pseombi % Prince A0prs'
Ponies ii Harness5G Moving Picture,
lop: Ia Merry Legs, Senator Thomas g.
Msptab g Dlxalf as ~ s. lsS1as julian
T nypnings IS ew s j. 4. Chisholm; 0D Dr.
Falconer, Harry y. Halves,
| Ladies' Hunters-Q) Ht1rellght, Mrs. ALI
! len Potts, i2) irish Aladge. David Dunlop;
81 stolen Kisses, 9; g. Portneri a. Arc
Park Tandems-N Watch Ms and See
Me Go, David punlopi CO Derby md su,
perIor David Dunlop; (sl Delight and
Moving Picture, David Dunlop; 81 Chief
and Mate Garnet and Valentine.
splendid GLASSES.
After recess the best classes OF the
show came into the ring, and not for q
minute did Interest flag until tho bugler
sounded taps after tho hunt team class,
| which closed the AlbemRre Horse Show,
Heavy and middle weight hunters called
out a good class of individuals, and the
contest between Mr., Craven's Gotham.
the winner. and Mr., Bolljng's Tacomta
was one of the sensational variety.
Mrs. Blair Johnson captured both saddle
Glasses with Robin Adalr, an oldrtime
winner OF championship CLASSES Mrs.
Allen Potts taking second and third
| places In each clasa With Brilliant and
i Radiant, Mr. Dunlop's Watch Mo and
See Me Go proved inyincble throughout
4 the show, winning In every class In which