The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23

sS 81 3 Sl8 Z 4 81 tho Inlet. HI
- st.i 83s5 ..ss..>. After Y victorious
W. So. round OF the horse
. -11Eal shows Of the country
~ ~ 1 With ] Newsboy and
sl1llr5 Shop Cir final md "
conclusive defeat came &
TO Mira n Gerket,. yes erday Mt the hands
of C.. w. Watson and Alfred Gwynno
Vanderbilt. XII ss S8s 3S9 r
Tears OF modification glistened In the 4
eyes OF the notable rcinswonian as tho 4
Judges pinned the blue to the proud head
OF Ringing Bells In the @ championship
class for small harness horses, and again
when The, Youngatcr and Polly Prim$
owned by the New Y ork millionaire tri-@
sumphed over her fine team. Nowsboy and
I Shop Girl. In the tandem class for the I
historic Challenge Cup 5;t NJ ~
II orscs in Good Form. .#
The defea t came before. Il record -break.a.
iing Saturday crowd. Il had no s1niiignt-4,
ing clrcuinstances beiilt.s which tho par
{tisans of the Gerkcn stable can find ex-4s
cuscs. ~ The horses never looked better, n
never acted better. The explanation OF Il
the downfall Lilies In the prod uction OF d d
sensational marc In Ring Ing Bells. and In
the remarkable performances OF The 4
Youngster. whose brlliancy was a foil to /
the steadiness OF Polly PrIni.
i I t was small consolation to Mrs Ger.S
ken that Shop Girl defeated New Market.
owned by her closest rival, (. G. W. Wat
son, In i the runabout class for the prize Il;
cup. Tina t victory came early, and its
memory was swallowed In the successive
defeats which followed XII
Tho most spectacular event OF the day Y
was the contest for the cup for ladles'#
qualified hunters. Mrs. Dorothy Hender-a
son and Miss Marion holloway gave Z
dashng exhibitions, the ftance and BROTH
Ser OF the latter watching every fenre In u
this class with undisguiscd Sappreh chsn1.
The fencing Of David 5Dunlop's fine per-
former, fidence, won for NJ rs. lender
son. Red Ravens performance under Mics
@IIOllOway's guidance WIS q cl DISC &seconti.s
Mr. Dunlop, who lis from Pc ersburg, Va.
had a; number Of fine horses Il. the show
and came away with number OF RIB
8bons. Last nights session closed ths
show. 5 }j VI s5s88 ss ~ Isf. NM M
The Summaries.
y Following arc the summaries: g3.Ss
Glass 8 qualified hunters-First, Ntinrod,
u. IL. Davis; second, Navajo, 4 David Dun
lop; third, Centennial. West Chester
Farm. " Z ss NJ NJ D 81 sSS
Class As, Prize Cur, horses and .ru li''
bouts, cup TO be won twice by the same IS
owner before II becomes his property -
Won by shop Girl, Mrs. John G'.rken;
q second. New & Market, G. w. '54 Wa tsoil x
q
third Lord n elson ls3 n. s. "a I'D
353 Class AZ, mateur--Wo by 'rhe Young
sters and Polly Prim, Oakland Farm: sec 4
Yond Rockingham, Jr, and Birmingham.
BJr.. General A. =. Booth; third, Lord
baltimore and My Maryland, 9.
Watson. &k xxi !, !, u (,
class Sc, open. prize $50 cup. les
qualified hunters-sWon by Con fldencc. sS
David Dunlop, ridden by Mrs. Dorothy
$Hendcrs on second, Red Raven, " est chess
Tor Farms, ridden BY Marion HollownN;f
third. Buck. Nestchester Farms, ridden
by Marion Holloway.
Glass 81, amateur tandems. Challenge
CUP. the cup to be won twice BY the A
sanie owner before 1t becomes his prop
4 crty--yyon{ BY The Youngstcr and Polly B
sPrIm. Oakland Farm; second, SefSsboy,
and shop Girl Mrs. John Gerken. II Only /.
two entries. &, XII "a
Glass 2s, open, saddle horses. Champion
Eship-Frst, Somerset. Joseph 1aroaue,
II: second, jasmine s. Elliott.
Glass S, open championship. small
8horscs-Won by Ringing Bells. g.. WI
watson over Newsboy, Mrs. John Ger Ger. *
ken. Large horses-Non by The Young,
Sster, Oakland Farm; res erve. POLY t'rl'n', Il
Oakland Farm, n 81 Z, q, 81
E Glass IS, OMEN, champio by cen
tennial, Westchester Farm; Tcserve, Z
8Oneulos, Westchester Farm, 5s S