The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06
Got Four Ribbons.

Four-in- hands brought out only Mr..
Dunlops entry, none caring to go up
against his Derby Superior
Watch Me- and See Me Go" Mr..
Smith was on the box and fully SUSTAIN
ed his reputation as q whip. The ring
master placed all four ribbons on the
team and white hunt teams were being
called tho band played that inspiring
sporting air "a Hunting We Go.
Four hunt-teams In full hunt uniform
four Of them from Warrenton and one
from Kesw1ck, then entered and paraded
Warrenton teams No. and No. were
composed OF Messrs. Gaines, Sewers enc
Portman. Warrenton team No. wHs
made up OF Mcssrs. Benner, c. W. Smith
and Kerr, while Kcswick Hunt was re.
presented by Mr. Morris, Mr.. McComt
and Upper professional whip. 555
Warrenton No 1, riding Gan Grit. ;
Venus" and "Blaze Away" went first
with good performance. Keswick Hunt
went second. with High links" Nancy
Lee" and "Conhdence'' making u fai,
performance "Confdencc's'' being, how.
ever, Of the sensational order. 5 !.
Mr.. Benner's team Of king Edward, =
"Nimrod" and "soubrette" went with
varying success Warrenton team No. Q
with Virginia" Flicker and "The
Lark" knocked down two jumps Con.
gIoluIblIoil ftIlu APPOINTMENTS FWciC, IHcI
Judged, and blue was awarded to War
renton No. and red to the same gen.
tleman, riding rs Warrenton No. 2.
Ladies Hunters.
Ladies' hunters brought out twenty
seven jumpers. The cllss was an inno-
walton on account Of the fact that men
We're allowed to ride without penalty
Tho truth is that it was an open class.
Mrs. Henderson nlado several sensational
rides. Miss Lemons "slr Gibbie" made
a clean performance. "Firelght" also
went clean. Miss Swart rode Nancy
Lee" and confidence" Josephine
owned by n, O. Horton, divod into. the
brush jump and gave her rider Upper,
an ugly fall. Horse and rider were tan-
gled up for a moment, and the crowd be-
gan to scream, until Upper got up and
walked out OF tho ring, and blue went to
Mr.. Dunlop's "Confldence,'' with red to
Mrs, Allon POTTS. "I'irclght." Out OF
the twenty-seyen entries not moro than
three had ever been hunted by q lady,
The clues, while called Ladies' Hunters.
was evidently Judged as MINIS exhibit
There was no high jumps on account
Of tho lato hour when the last regular
class was Judged. Mr.. Hurkamp who
viii judge hunters In Richmond, has
Withdrawn his entries so that he will
be free to act In every class. Summary:
Local roadsters--1, Declaration, w, M.
Carroll; 2. Queenio r., Wood and Hale;
8, Lady, w NJ Carroll; 4. Cavalier, II.
Runabouts-1, Watch Mo, Mr. Dunlop
2, SEQ Mo Go. Mr.. Dunlop; 3, DR., Reid
Mr., Howard; 4, Ben, Marshall and Dixon
Ladios' Park Hacks--1, King Of Hearts
Mrs. Allen Pottsi 9. indicator, DR.. Car
tor; 8, Brilliant, Mrs. Allen Potts; l.
Cary, Mrs. De Gontard,
Horses Suitable to Become Hunters
Ia, Bohemian H., Mr., Lewis; 2, Beau
Brummel, Mr. Sackett; 8. Irene, Mrs
I4anghone; 4, Admiral Togo, Dr. Fer
neyhough,
Fourth Hands,, Derby, Superior
Watch Me, 500 Me Go, Mr., Dunlop.
Hunt Teams--l, Warrenton No i 2.
Warrenton No, 2; 8, Warrenton (Bcn-
ners team; 4, Keswlck Hunt.
Ladies' Hunters, Confidence. Mr.,
Dunlop; g Flrelight, Mrs Allen Potts:
5, Sir Gibhle Mi Herring; 4, Nancy Lee,
Mr.. Dunlop.
ALLEN POTTS.