The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

Ifthrcc races on THO ilat anu TWO over VIZ
Jumps. y. III h, N
show und Captain 1luEh G. 13rnxlonai Is
sccretnty. Mr.. Ill. I,oWitnn Is mni,-
hger. K. 4. Il 5 &. s,.,
i1inrrlsonbtrg will hold Its horse show
pn August 18TH, 1Glll and 18th, ind Its
brlze list offering over 1900, ID ftll OF
attractive features for horse owners.
Mcssrs. lfulc CARRIER md CARRIER fnve
Il breeding establishment near tho city,
tnd their fine stable Of park hacks, road
etcrs ,lnd harness horses VIII play no
small part In The show. Tile show is
held at Lake Park, where there Is i1lotl-
crn race track md where there viii be
held races on, cnch day Of the show
4 Tho nineteenth annual convention OF
fremcn viii hold It's reunion III llnrrl-
sonb,irg at tho same time, 80 that there
viii be n large crowd In attendance.
y Berryvillo show follows I1nrrlsonburg,
holding It's exhibitions on August 23d and
Hth Mr.. Charles Mulliken, president OF
tho Virginia Horse Show Association, Is
also president OF the Berryvllle t show.
MIR, Brown Is manager. Mr.. II. II. Mayo.
OF Richmond who owns d handsome
country place in Clarke. Is ono Of he
principal exhibitors and promoters OF
the show. al
There will be races each day, and on
1.-THE last day there Will be mn open stceplc-
chase $that will attract largo cntfyiAs.t
u WARRENTON - ass
Il iNhrrenton's show on Wednesday, tiiu
! Thursday, August Goth and 31st, will lcnd
i.the open air circuit. Mr.. c. w. Smith,,
who has managed The Richmond Horse
Show for three years will manage this
show, and this fact should guarantee an
excellent exhibition. WARRINGTON liz n
hunting centre or,nOte. and the hunting
classes lnBthe show are ui ways excellent
,Messrs. Portner Mrs. "a Blair Johnson.
Miss Hicks. Mrs. Barker and the Misses
Berry are amongst those who ride. <
rs Mr.. j. *. Maddux, has a large breeding
farm near the show and always has n
Barge number of exhibits. X.
II There are 10 classes In All, ofEwhlch
Epod prizes are offered. s54 II $G III IA n
I siFollowing the open air show will come
1lyrchburg's show on Octobcr Sd. 4th. 5th
and 9th, foilr.,nghts In fs,largee covered
building. Is Richmond follows with i've
nights and 4 matinee beginning October
10th, and Norfolk closes tho season with
six nights and a matinee, beginning
iOctohcrthe 10TH
4. Mr.. G. w Smith will manage the Nor
folk show and Mr.. james Hyde, Of New
York. manager ofiuthc Madison Square
lGndGn sshow. will have charge Of tthc
Wlehnon,l show. tsfsns %,
I ietgvIRG1NTA HORSES ONLY q
J, fhif distinctive feature of theHMEynch-
burg show This ynar is that only Vlr-
Fcinin horses owned in Virginia. Will be
allowed to compete,
FiThis restriction has been made 50 that
tthnrc shall he I'D wholesale winnings by
northern stables
The season has brought out a good
hot of new horses. and especially In the
Jumping and hunter classes. The hunt
ers are better than have yet been seen
;ats any Of the VlrEininl shows, and that
.n1chi1s7s bet ter thananny in the whole
country Inst he harness classes MeSsrs-
lpunlon. Il Maxwell 'Wyeth.sf Hale CARRIER
and CARRIER and Charles Mulliken have
excellent entries v. S. B.
| Mr. Dunlop has also a. couple OF good
ponies in the park hack classes. There
| are several new ones that. give good
/ promise and four. or five old favorltes
i that have wjntcred we'll. M
/, In a word. the shows this year arc
better than NJ any time in the past.