The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
AsMany Entries As Were
Received Last
Year.
BATTLE ROYAL lin HARNESS A. N|l:!
Many Wcll-Knowil Exhibitors,
Will Be, Here olnplct
List On,'Tt,csday.
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result.
Although the lists arc 1ow closed, it
will be several days, probably tuesday.
before the last entries come IN, for oil
that are mailed by midnight yesterday
will. under the rules, be received
III Mr.. James T. Hyde. secretary Of the
Richmond Horse SHOW. ls still In New
York. and is receiving entrcs at Fo.s1s
East Twcnty-thlrd Street.
no viii reach Richmond on Tuesday
and take active charge. and will bring
with him tho entries he had received
in New Y Ork. 5,55 lis.l l.S 8533 5s
The officers or the association have
succeeded In obtaining excellent rates on
iul railroads running Into iaS Richmond.
There will be a half rate. plus SO cents
for entrance 70 show, from all stations
III Virginia. The Southern Railway an
inounce half rates from Greensboro, Dur
ham. Goldsboro and intermediate points
The Atlantic Coast Line offer half rate
Plymouth and intermediate points. The
senboartl Air Line offers half rate from
Raleighs Durham and intermediate points.
Tickets Go On Sale.
ii All these tickets are on sale from Oc-
until October 10th.
z During Horse Show week the great
Carlisle Indians will play the University
OF Virginia foot ball. and this will tend to
increase the enormous crowds that will
visit Richmond vi At one Of the perform
anccs last year there were 5000 people
In the immense auditorium, and every
indication points to larger crowds this
year than ever before. 3S 5s
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one Of the events OF the show will take
place at that time. The road tours Will
race from the Deep 81 Run Hunt Club
toGthe Horse Show Building This event
has never been seen at a, Richmond horse
show, and It will no doubt greatly! please
5tlic horse show crowd. NE
5 1t has been rumored that after this
year the association will not have the
Audit forum. This was positively denied
Secretary William Q. Warthen on yes
Iterday. "a ,.s \ s{s 4; n IN St
Own the Bn;ld;-~.
President Anderson said: I'VE. own the
building until 1907 and We have con-
tract with the Passenger and Power
Company that gives us the right to use
the building Indefinitely. You can say
that the rumor Is absolutely without
foundation. The show this year will be
greater than 1t has ever been, and we
Intend to give better shows each year Z n
the future. Nothing Is too good for the
people OF Virginia and North Carolina,
and we are trying TO give them the
Test ~ sst F
The ticket office in the Chamber Of
Commerce is busy place and the seats
5are selling rapidly. On yesterday, Sec
rotary Warthen received NJ by telegram
from people in. the North asking that
boxes be reserved
s4{Unfor tunately there were none to re-
serve, as every box has been sold long
ago.
i When the mail was opened last night
1t was found that there were twice a s
many entries as last year.
Like Battle Royal.
1t looks Ikea battle royal in the
harness classes, as the following list,
which shows only a small part OF the
exhibitors, will indicate:
# Mrs. Grosyenor's New York stable OF
thirty harness horses.
Mr.. David Dunlops stable OF twenty.
Mr.. John Kerr Branch's stable OF three.
". Messrs. Wood g. Hale. of Ohio, with
four. IA, s3i5 A rs
Mr.. J. w. Welsenfeld. OF Baltimore.
with six. # II
Mr. w. Watson. or New York, With
thirty. ".
Mr.. J. #. Carlisle. Of New York, with
eight.
Messrs. Hale, CARRIER & CARRIER, with
four, III
Or. Maxwell Wyeth with two.
Mr.. a. Randolph Howard OF FEEDER
51cksburg. with four. SS!
y Mr. w. P. Drewry, OF New York, has
entered his roadsters and has Mr.. Joseph |
A. Pollard. I'M
I'll is thought that Mr.. +. "A. Saunders
and Mr., John X. Branch will both have
IA number Of entries !nSf3 the roadster
classes.
Mrs. Grosvenor has some OF the old
favorites In her stable, but the string
has greatly improved since last year.
Amongst her new purchases are THE
President and "The Baron", which be-.
longed formerly to Mr.. Eber Jordan, OF
Mr.. Jay r, Carlisle. OF New York. will
In the appointment classes show the
public a thing or two, as he is a recog-
nlzed authority on appointments.
Hunters and Jumpers.
Amongst the hunter and jumper ex-
hlbitors are Hon. Roy Mitchell I'd, Of
Aqua. Va; Mr. George seay, OF Rich
mond; Mr., John W, McComb, OF Orange
county; Mrs. Allen Potts. OF Castle Hill;
MR. II. y, pedtllS, aoL 3toiool1!!!6ualei AZ.
r.. N, Carter, OF Richmond; Mr., sydnor.
OF Richmond; Hon, Joseph 2. Willard,
OF Fairfax; DR. Robert 9, Bryan, Of
Richmond, and others.
The Deep Run Hunt class is we'll filled. |
and the names Of the entries give EVIL
dence OF good exhibition.
In the park hack Glasses enEles have |
been made by Mrs, John Spratley, Mr.. |
wv. Fl. William spratley, Mrs. Allen |
Potts, Mrs. Grosyenor, Mrs, John x,
Branch and Others
The pony classes are well filled, and
tile management announces that the high |
jump contests will be of the highest
order. Gray Rock, t Is said, Will make
a bid for the worlds record.
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