The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06
CARRIER [EvEs
SHOW IN DISGUST
Withdraws From the Battle He
Has Been Waging Against
Dunlop
THE. LYNCHBURG HORSE SHOW
Its Third Night the Most Nota-
Bile Of AnyThose Who
Won Prizes.

Especial from staH Correspondont)
I.YNGHBURG, VA, October 5.-The
HORSE Show opened It's third exhibit to-
night with crowd that exceeded In
numbers and in brilliancy even tina. OF
last night. Il was strenuous undertak-
ing to reach the show building by means
Of the street cars, for they simply could
not carry the thousands who fought and
scrambled to ride. Tho important &C
currence Of tho day; was fthe sretreat Of
the Hale, CARRIER & CARRIER stables from
the strenuous battle they had been wag-
Ing with David Dunlop's entries. Early
this morning Charles CARRIER, with his
six horses quietly left the show and
took train for Hnrrisonburg. It Is said
that the decision against him In the pair
Of harness horses class YVES the last
straw. The Dunlop stables had secured
three blues to his one, and the gamo was
practically over. Charles CARRIER who
had entered in Richmond, will not show
there, nor will he take part IN the Nor
folk show. The as.6ciation viii hold
meeting tomorrow TO decide whether or
not he will recelvs#thc prize money his
horses won before he loft tho show.
coming TO pNlClAliO!iu.
a number Of exhibitors showing here
will leave for tho Richmond show on
Sunday. Amongst them are Mr. Dunlop.
with twelve horses; Mr.. Herring with
two: Mr. c. ". Smith, with four, Mrs.
Allen Potts, with Ave; Mr.. JIAn Norris.
with two; Mr.. Randolph Howard, with
ono.
Mr. CAREERS departure leaves the har-
ness classes mt tho mercy OF Mr., Dunlop,
who will have n walkover IN every class.
The Judges have given great satisfaction
under many obligations to them. Mr..
Fletcher. Of Uppcrvillc and Mr., Craig.
Of Baltimore, are both we'll known horse
mon, who know both park hacks and
harness horses. Mr.. County Smith and
Mr.. Ned Barker. of Wnrrenton, are ex-
perirnced hunting men, who are fully
| capable of judging any class OF jumpers.
| NJ. Moses, who Judged harness horses,
| Is the man Who sold President Mckinley
and Roosevelt their carriage horses.
Two Interested spectators at the ring
side who applauded the awards vigor-
ously were Ex-Governor Tyler and Col
! Joseph Button. Tho first class was call
| cd promptly at $50, after n band con-
| cert, Twelve local roadsters sped into
the ring ana went after the money with
d vim.
Cup to Declaration.
After racing around the ring until the
arena looked like a mcrry-go round the
blue aud y silver cup was awarded TO
Mr.. Carrcll's "Declaration," G
| In the Iunnbout class, in which nine
had entered, only four attempted the
issue. Mr., Dunlop had In two Mr.. How
| ard one and Marshall and Dixon ono.
| Mr.. Courty Smith In q remarkable tile
and theatrical garments, provoked the
| crowd to frequent applause. Mr., Fleet
Galloway also In startling attire was
| q popular idol The only question was
4 which OF Mr.. Dunlop's entries would &C
first. Blue went to "Watnh : Nc. - al q
| red TO "see Ne Co. while three hum
dred girls from the Womnn's College
waved handkerchiefs and yelled them
selves hoarse. s
! The row after row OF pretty school
girls. all dressed in mode 1t white, made
a moro attractive picture than the
| events IN tho ring.
Just before the gates opened for the
ladies paps hack !,laBs 'vlnaicator
ridden by Mrs. Henderson reared and
fell, Mrs Henderson was not hurt.
Only four made bid for the blue,
Mrs, Henderson on pr. Carriers "Vindi-
Gator" Mrs, Allen Potts with "KIng OF
Hearts" and brilliant" and Mrs De
Gontard on Cary" The class was a
pretty one and the audience enjoyed 1t,
l. Blue and q handsome silYerS cup went