The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
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"A Perfect Day to View Work y, t'.lS
of Best Virginia.
Horses.
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LADY RIDER GETS UGLY |! FALL 4 Y.
Snail Negro Run Run Over by
Hunter, But Was Not
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ORANGE, VA. July 26.-Fho Orange
Horse SHOW opened this morning It's
ninth annual exhibition before q Gro gro w 'sl
that numbered between three and 4 four "
thousard It was perfect horse i's'a show
wen the -br1g overhead, not q suspi Il
cioa OF dust, and AZ cool as sprin 9. IS 3
Mr.. Thomas Atkinson, OF Richmond!
nreaident 81 the sho ", being IN Europe.
MI. Lightfoot, the Vice preside n ncte Is,
In Ills place. Mr.. Atkinson, however '' pre-
sonted handsome prize for Orange
county hunters, which was won py VT =.
yNnlace sanford's good -lookin NJ rs piac Is
three year-old, Ring Master. r
Jumping Exceptionally Good.
The judging was exceptionally GOOD,
nnd tho awards gave satisfaction, not g q
protest OF any kind being made. Messrs.5
Redmond q Stewart and Jarvis Spencer
Judged hunters ana hacks. while hfessrs.-
wv. Pinckney Craig and w & w. symingtoni
ava rded tho harness ribbons. All four OF
tho judges are from Baltimore.
Thore were but two falls during the.
day. Mrs, Fred w. Dixie. OF Marshall,
got m ugly fall when M Lizzie Order
went into the jump in the ,hadless 1, jump !,
class, and young Herring fell when 8'a.Afi ss7
shiplcy' swerved I'm the light weight
hunter class Neither were hurt. A.
small negro was knocked down and run
over by a hunter, leaving the ring. but
MS he was fortunate enoughEto be hit on
the head. no was not injured. u 35S
Mr. Nallace Sanford gave nm exhibition
OF rough riding in the Orange county
hunters class. His horse q half dozen
times tried 10 20 over tho ring fence,
scattering the rail birds and giving the
jicroWd great amusement. 81 .t54 M 5l Fiis
Best Wins Of Day.
Jump-offs we're numerous. In the mid
die and heavyweight huntara the CORN
THAN and ladies' jump classes the awards
| had to be decided BY new trials. u " a
| NJ. Tlba best wins OF the day We're M rs.
4 Allen Pot Is, four blues. three reds and
a yellow; -, W.. Dixie, three blues, one vel
low and ono white Mr.. and Mrs J ohm
son. three blues, one red !; A. Randolph
blue, two reds |. j. b. Comb. one blue
and one white Mas Dupont y, one blue
/ and one red !; The Oalss Farm, one blue,
three reds and one yellow.
Dr.. Itlcket I hu Ioopula lnarsager Of
tito show, ran OFF the events on schedule
time There are 41S en- tries for the two
day ehibttion. The United States Marine
Surnna ny: Az 4. Ill S55
Weanllng colts First. Bright Light.
Mrs lien Potts.; second, Wallace San
i ford /; third, r H. Sonerytle !; fourth. Joe
\ Graves. KS 5S II ii 4 l q s5tia IA l5F55SS
YoarMng colts First, Bright Boy Mrs.
/ Allen Potts; second, w. w. Sanford; third,
Jay Bird, E. Leo Goss fourth, ssli,lpea
i w. F. Jones, asa5 $S
AZ Zodler colts weanlings-Tirs Oregon,
II. T. IIolladay second, Mrs. G. CTnNwley;
third, Orange Girl, @. W.. Hume: fourth.
\ A INJUSTICE. II 9Ij 4; s5
FIaok1wY stal lion-1r First, Patriot, A. Ran
Colph Howard ", mi VI 4ss
coadh \ snlllton-F'tr Imported King
Edgar. Mrs. Allen Potts; second, Zodler,
imported. Orange Horse Company; thard'
4 Grandhe. Carl H. Noting s.E5
81 Rondsters-Ffrst, Miss Stanford. G. CT
Herring; second. nVFrnp, II. o. Lyme;
! third, lstlrllrus. G.. w. Barbour; fourth,
Lady NJ, r. p. Whitestone.
Orange county horse suitable to become r.
n hunter-Farst, Ring Master, ". W.
4 Sanford no other award. Il
4 Green hunters-First. Princeton. r. u.
Cree; second Pretty Maid, Mrs. Allen
Potts; third. Lizzie Order. n. w. Dixie;
i fourth Princess Grace, j. b. MoCpmb.
i & General utility--F first. Whitsuntide. G.
j S. Jones; second. Rax, George zlnn; third.
Blue Jay. sunbr!ght Farm; fourth. g. ].
l Marshall. sls8 s!s3S
PARK hacks-First, Jubilant. II. W, Dixie;
i second. King OF Hearts, Mrs. Allen Potts !;
third, Jack Tar. The Oaks Farm; fourth,
A Chestnut King, Herring q Meetxe.
Heavy md mlddloweight hunters First,
i Grand Marshall, r, w. Okie; second.
Taconite. The Oaks Farm; third, Cracker
Jack. B s, Russell Smith; fourth. Lady
4 Norvell Thomas Atkinson, Jr.
Roadsters. pairs First. May Bird. Fash
Ion, sunhrlght Farm; second Tramp.
4 Hobo, H. o. Lyme: third, Rob Roy, Viz
ginia. Boy. w. 8. Grynes. i
/ Orange county hunters-Flrst, Princess
4 Grace J, 3, McComb; second. Darkey,
4 THOMAS Atkinson Jr.; third. Rowdy,
1 Noel Lynn; fourth, Gloria, August VAN
1 bersie. 81 5s,5 q @ iS 3,s
Corlnthian,. four ana a half feet class
First Grand Marshal, \. w. Dixie; sec
4 ond. raconite Tho Oaks Farm; third.
4 Black Socks, w w. Osborne; fourth.
4 Tho Chief, ], o. Hudson, fe
4 sporting tandem-Ftrst tandem. Mrs.
Blair Johnson; SECOND tandem. Herring
q 3 Meetze; third tandem. Mrs. Allen
Potts; fourth tandem, b. w. Okie,
I Iadles' park hack--Ftrst, Robin Ada!r,
Mrs Blair Johnson; second. Radiant. Mrs
Allen Potts; third. Odd Fellow, IT, ~
Holiday. III; fourth, Sweet Wine. ". W
Okle. &. a. s-
Horses In harness; all ages-F' First, Idar
\ In. "A. Randolph Howard; second, Ad-
mirat,on, Herring q Meetze; third. Sc
Am /, Herring IS Meetxei fourth. Empire
w, @. Reed,
lightweight hunters--First Arc Light
Blair Johnson; second, The Chief, ]. O
i Hudson; third, Leap Year, Henry Q.
smith; fourth. Gloria. August VAN
& bersie.
4 Combination clnss-,Tirst, Radiant. Mrs
Z Allen Potts; second. Reliance. Tho Oaks
\ Farm, third, Jack Tar, The Oaks Farnii
fourth, Chestnut King. Herring & Meetze'
Ponies under snddle-First. Barbara,
Aiiss Marion pnpnnt;. second. Grlesette,