The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-14
.LORD BALTIMORE"
SEEMS INVINCIBLE.
Mr.. Young Narrowly Escaped
Death in Corinthian Class, NJ
When His Mount Fell at
the Rails leather $S3.a 5I
bloom Will Try IS .I55:
# for Record. 3.s
Blue Ribbon Winners Yesterday
s5 5 3gls$ Il M atir1ee. . 3


Matinee.
Class Fl, Road Z eams (Four.in Hands),
driven iron, the Deep Run Hunt Club. & &
IFoWnes' four. /. 5ts 5 ljtt3 WI SsS
4: Class 81, Saddle Horses 2.,s ~ WI --:.&
I Polly, y owned by Mr.. Spratley. 5 n iiS
Class 2e, Pairs Of Ponies In Harness M
Chiffon and 3RuMes, C.. W. Watson. S 32s
Class IS, Pairs OF Horses Shown 70 Nic-8;
torla---E Eloquence and Revenue, Mr.. car-Ss
isIe 533 4, III 5tSt & BIZ 3Btl 3
Class 81, Ponies Under saddle-H eler8
Mlller, c. w. Watson. "a gj Il s$5 5sj
Class q Pairs OF Harness Horses.
Class SO, Ponies over Jumps White u
Squal, Il. c. Beattle, Jr. ny III 5s
Glass 49, Thoroughbred Hunters-one-
rios, Westchester Farm. 5s5 s 53 & Is Isl
Class 4e, Light Weight Green Il Hunt-3:
ers--Q Qulckstep,S Mr.. Forbes. gs 5sa3
Class 50, Deep Run Hunt Hunters-.
King Dodo e. g.. sydnor. @ II t4SSss;
Evening. 3ssss3 D s.ssi
a8 Class Is, d Pairs III Of arness Horses
shown to Brough ioquence and ],
Revenue, Mr. G arlIs Is. n n II n al3 is
Class 81, y Saddle = orses----BrlIll liant, Mrs.
Allen Potts. VI Il KS 4,
Class SO, Saddle Horses for the Cham
onshp-Determln natlon, CIV. !. Watson.A
Class &, Horses In Harness-----M lgnon--ssS
ette, III. $P Branch, Ri nj fs s XII
Class 8, Roadsters and Best Appointed X
Road II lgs--Audltor q, Mr.. N acl lay. f3i
Class 9, Pairs OF II arness HOUSEWIFE
5glnIa and West Virginia, CIV. Watson .S85
& class 81, Best Gig Horse---Lord Bal --s
more, G. vN.SsNatson. 5s
III Class 40, Ladles' Jumping Glass, adlesEV
to ride-confldcnce David Dunlop. {5S ri
Class q, corlnthlan Class, Hunters
Toronto, Mr. yVilIets, 45
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T To-night'sS Card. ss 3i
Class 81 Pairs OF i arness 1orsss-----sI
H.. M, IN d 5f555 iS N III:
Glass 8, Harness Horses--s 10 {, " NJ
Class &c. Saddle eHorses--s:3o EP. M. .i5Ss s9Ss
Glass 22.. II Harness II orses (slngle), for
the &Champlonshlp-8;35 ;35 P.S M 83ss \. s's
Class %, 4 arness Horse $ (pa Irs) or'8iii
the Championship, s:45 F. I'M ~
Class 45,s Middle and Heavy i$S SWelght
Green Hunters, 600 P.S M. iB
Class ST d, 4 lgh Jump for the Worlds
Record-s:a5 aP. IN. .8 ~ i
8s Glass So, Hunters, Light Weight I, ( Of
the champonshp-to:o 200 e.
s32g lass SO, s. n unters, M lddle and Heavy
Weight, for the champlonsh Pc o:25 II 7''fs
IN. s 5'
AS an appreciation of his kindly feeli-s4ss$ ellisss
Ing towards Richmond and it's people, ~
Mr.. C.. w. Watson, whose splendid stabls n
has been carrying everything before ~
at the show, presented the Horse SHOW SS
with $500, with the request that q hand All
some piece Of silver plate; bo purchase ed
ana offered as the prize In the gig class
next year. Mr. Watson also makes It a ~
condition that only amateurs may drive
and SO places the class Upon o high
plane. Sg5g n s$ st
st Everywhere on yesterday. was q llea rd n
kindly words OF the sportsman who \ had az u
SO thoughtfuy set the exanlple 70 Rich lt.1
nond people OF encouraging honest ? oll eHIt.3 \
cleanly sport, RI 4 &, 3 I. 4, s9gag }&s
The Horse Show opened its matinee IN
performances on yesterday with q road 4
coach race from the attractive club
house OF the Deep Run Hunt to the audi
,toriilm. But two coaches dared the III
strenuous ordeal, Charles Fownes with
tho Nimrod coach, and Mr.. Dunlop with
a green and white road COACH. u 33ss4
u 1t was England galnst America, ZOE ,TG
Fownes, the excellent professional Wn!p; !;
his red located guard, who peri orfnea W
merrily upon the horn; Major Z. A. 8: Is
Brine. the British Vice-Consul and ia So
Elyde, tho secretary OF the show, all hall w
rom tho tight little island across the M
sea while Mr.. Galloway who drove 3for : 81
Mr.. Dunlop, and nll the passengers 2 on
his coach, were products or thcse Oh'Ieu M
States. :. Z !, ..., q. ~, SFs
ond ina time for the three and one-half
miles, fourteen minutes, was remarRaply
fast. 5 .58 .5 a, .yq ssss
"A Splendid Race.
Mn HYDE gave the word. .'go." Mr..
GALLOWAY "sprung" his four and went
n way at a hard gallon. Fownes followed g
close behind, and the clip was merry
AWAY down the Hermitage Road to the s
Missing Link, over the railroad bridge B
and on to the Boulevard, with Galloway
leading and gFowpes hanging on Ike glue. 9i3i
On the Boulevard, just at the SOLDIERS
Home, Fownes raced past, ana II lookeAf look Al
as though Nimrod had It all, but IN turn
ing of from the Bouleyafa =, 70 ane haf
torium, Galloway sent his four at o run Il
away, and flying past street cars. through "
crowd. under the stable arch and up the S
incline back Of the show building, drove ,,6$ 4
into the ring u full minute ahead OF ms
opponent. u. s
Fowne followed and the advent OF the e
coaches with guards sounding the tlnIns
set the waiting crowd WIG
and sent the people to their feet cheering
like mad. The award went to Fowne' = #
four, the Judges deciding that as horses 3s
were in better condition. America won
the race, hut England carried off the
blue. A
One Of the best performances OF tho
matinee was given by Mr. q w, Wat
sons grsat going ponies. Chiffon" and g
,"Ruftles' driven by hrs, Blasdale- phe
pair went like nllniature high actors
and the hundreds OF children In the an.
dience were overcome with - spirit OF
coyeto,sness. Again the riding Of Man
ter Harry G, Beattie, both on Mr, Wet
son's great imported chestnut pony, #
..IIaIa Y aiIllar aud Iatar- on his own ~