The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
"a g ~ he f,rst fight5had any chance

cracks 70 { the first nj ht9 had a ny chance
4in such hot county. ss;gss S. a .8 ,S5
.Brond;i the winner. is out Hof8 y alen y
Etne.I bys Broadhax ashott: {: y zzIei.s out
OF Mary stTuggle Dave. an Q. Rouseri''' VA
is out, Of Pattie.' By. Elan S lie.
THE first prize winner IS "a i ound Of
"a re con orma tion, as large a nd full Of
power as an. English hound. and possess IS.
Ding all the grace and ACTIVITY of the the
American strain. Hesis marked with the
blue tar and White spots Oh; Inc famous i
/ Broadna breed. sss4 .5sssS II
81 To might the cklenburgsis almost de--
serted, as far as sportsmen are c2n-
{cerned, although a large 3number8 OF uests
still remain. All; during the at ernoons the
front piazzas were filed with people 70 20
listen at the sounds Of the fox 4 norns
sounded BY the masters, who. with their
e ron e, were sca Frying hounds home
We d All especially pleasing sight was
that I 81 Mr. Edward OVERLY, master Of
the Boydton pack; who m ounted on 4 a
MAGNIFICENT black hunter, rode IN front
Of his pack OF fthirty-ninc picked hounds N e:
He was loudly cheered py ne p 1lsN
who were so greatly indebted to MIN ior+
the rare sport that has pc en- &eI1oSes g W
ing the week. 5l8 i. L. J. Y ,.5s h.
( One OF the notable figures Of this ga1t[inl--,
+ orfne ma been Mr.. Sncad. 81 of Boydtotll,
a gen tIe1rlan who has grown gray n y ne
tklIinE Of foxes, tho rearirl s OF holln "a
the racing Of horses the lighting OF s ach,cK-
ens, and In whose veins Is no 2 on g S daoP
/ OF blood that does not course faster
~ hen sport Is men TONED. He belongs TO
+ the,l old fashioned school OF sportsmcn.
that scorns Il he modern march Of Things
and clings to tho forms and lion Of
his boyhood days 4s sasggs .sY i: 50
4 "a member OF the Deep Run Hunt Club
showed hin an English hunting u horn:
This Is the kind Of horn You ougllt 8, 9
USE said the young man. II Cha e Ole old.
fashioned COW horn Of yours Is out Of
date. ..,rho old one IS good enough for
me-" replied the 5gay&old sportsman but
j haven't any objection to- my. negro
huntsman using one like yours. The
laugh was all on the young man of5pink
coats, top boots and annis seed bags
To Breed Foxes.
The association organized last night for
the furtherance OF the sport of fox hunt
Ing has determined to purchase and turn
out IN this neighborhood q large number
OF foxes This will insure sport OF the
very highest chara ctcr, and will attract
even n5larger number Of sportsmetl NJ for
mex year mas. than has assembled. dur
Ing the present week. 81 5s i. slss
There Is every reason to believe that
practically all the large hunts Of Mary
land, Pennsylvania, New X ork and Mas.
lachusettg will bereprcsonteds next year,
Tho plan Is TO fox hunt IN the carry
morning and 10 hold alliamateur race
meet durApg tho afternoons. when steeple
cfases and fiat races Will be run, There
viii also be lloundatrlal and AZ bench
show This is a look into the futures ;todt
for the present IT oanl be said, Inst the
Language OF one OF tho most notable fox
hunters who rode during the " week:
"There has been during this meet an
utter lack yof bad feeling, and whlle3tlle
keencst conipetition has been waged, ~
has only existed Tor, tho maintenance OF
| sport and in q li}anner II honorable TO
sports,nen, The best dogs, In my opinion.
wera awarded the prizes, but mex yea
| q expect to see IA great Improvement IN
every direction
\ & The aneet Ia over. fox hunters have do
parted, but there trenla lns In the memory
OF every one who took part III tho sport
q recollection Of n week we'll spent III
the open; the cnmpanionshlp Of a host Of
i Virginia gentlemen who delighted. not
so. much in pleasing thcnnselves ias In
| finding pleasure for the!r guests, and
/ with a combined pack Of hounds the like
/ OF which Virglnians now living have meyer
| seen within the boundaries of the Old
Il Dominic y 5g6 ALL ZEN POTTS.
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