The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12

LAWN PARTY ON ENCLOSURE

The race meet OF the Deep Run Hunt
E.ub, which takes place today. BEGINNING
Ut $50 o'clock, promises to be the hest
THAT has ever been held Oh the grounds
OF the club.
lilo nile track nnd the steeplecllase
course are both III excellent condltlon.
and there Is every reason to expect that
some OF the club records will be broken.
There will bn a. Jumping contest, II 1hr-
lnLrs race, three fiat races and two stee.
p;ecl,ascs, after which the Ictnbers OF
the club and guests who have received
4, formal card Of invitation VIII DO en-
terlnined within tho club enclosure.
1t Is thought that there VIII ne ABOUT
400 who will attend tho entertainments ,
willie perhaps two or three thousand VIII
,yitncss the races, which AFRO open TO the
public. -. ,.,,,
run cars through to tho Hunt CluD from ON
FIRST Street, leaving every twenty MN
Ltcs. ,,,,.
a. nco has been fenced or for the We
hicles belonging to members of the clun'
ard this rulo will be strictly enforced. ,
The officers of the meeting and CLUB
nre George Cole Scott, president, % w
Young, vice president; 3. s. Forbes, sec
rotary and treasurer; Judges, Alien LOUIS
Robert RI. Wright. OF Baltimore ana
Graham b. 11obson: Race Committee. r..
g. Beattie, j. r. Anderson, John h >Ne
Branch. Race Committee Will also act as 2,
stewards. Clerk Of Course, T. a. =.
Brine; starter, ". J. Carter. (3roadrock.)
The Riders.
Among tho riders will be Mr.. Charles
r, Hoor, OF Alexandria; Mr.. Robert M.
Taylor, Of Baltimore; Mr. T. G. r. Jen-
efer, Mr. Blanchard 8. Forbes Mr. x.
G. Triton, Mr.. NJ. l.. Gathright, Mr.. !.
Roy Aen,son and Clarence Hall, whip OF
tic Deep Run Hunt Club.
Society will be out III full force as the
Deep Run races are considered the social
event Of the spring amnsements
Jardella's Band Will be In attendance.
and will play during the races at the
track and later on the club lawn,
The committee desire to call attention
TO the fact that members tickets only
admit members aud nre not transferable,
even to member Of the members family
Every person entering tho club enclosure
must have a ticket which can TO secured
from Mr.. Blanchard Forbes, the secre-
tary.
The following is the of1lclal programme:
Programme. /
$3.50 P. NJ, first event-Jumping contest;
for horses owned by members Of the Deep
Run Hunt Club, Tor best performance
over four Jumps four feet each Prize,
silver cup or $25, as preferred.
Overland. b. II. Ellington.
Benedict, st. George Bryan.
Ben Volio. Dr.. r. G. Bryan.
Squeedunk Thomas M. Carter.
Glenvin, Thomas NJ Carter
Virginia G., Frank W, Christian,
Golden Rod, j. B. Hobbs. A
HuIlbug, Joseph E Willard
! King Dodo. M. G.. jackson. 88F
3 P. NJ, second event-Farmers' race,
four furlongs fiat, for farmers and sons Of
farmers over whose land the Deep Run
Hunt Club hounds have hunted during
season of 1885, First prize saddle; seq
ond bride. third whip. No entrance fee.
Entries close Mt post
fiat race. Purse, $50, 500 for first horse,
s35 for the second and SIS for tho third.
Gentlemen riders; horses to carry weight
half-breeds allowed ten pounds; rnaidens
allowed ten pounds; usual allowance for
mares and geldlngs.
Tnrpan, Robert NJ. Taylor.
TsHnae f. q Z: G B 1fe!''e'
Gloria. "A. IT, Christian.
Flattress. W. G. Parkinson.
Southanna, r. c. Triton.
A P. NJ. fourth event-steeplechase
about two and d! halt niles; for for, horses
500, of which SO to the first and s25 to
the second. Gentlemen riders. members
Of hunt clubs and riders accentahle to the
pounds, but no horse to carry less than
1870 pounds.
Thunder. r. Q. Beattie.
Deep Run, II. G. Benttie.
Buster. James r.. Patterson.
zilla, i. D.. Harris.
Deep Run. Deep Run Hunt Club.
1870 F.. M. fifth event--one mile matt
Clubs epu in Y,r Ye Maryland and Z District
Of Columbia. Purse. $50 to be divided,
$40 to the first horse, sa5 to the SECOND
and SIS to tho third. Gentlemen riders,
Horses to cnrry weight for age with
twenty-eight pounds added Half-breeds
allowed ten pounds.
ENTRIES. 25:tS
Tarran, Robert NJ Taylor
zeIler. II. G. Beattie.
Thunder II, G. Beattle.
Pete Daley, David Dunlop.
Joe Martin, W. G. Saunders.
6P. NJ, sixth event-Open Hteeplechnse,
owned by members Of hunt clubs In Vir-
ainia. Maryland and District Of Columbia.
Purse, s250, to be divided. $500 to the first
horse 50 t" nS = hn c Gs1 IL %s
Nntional Steeplerhnsc md Hunt Assocln-
ton weights. TIalf-breeds allowed ten
mounds. hut no horse to carry less than
1al pounds.
ENTRIES.
C'roytor. Robert NJ. TAYLOR
Harry Patton DAVID DMnloo, .
Harry RayldE Charles i: Hurkamp'
------ Richard Walnck,
Thunder IT, G. Beattie,
+ $50 r. NJ, seventh event--slx f,lrlonSs:
nat omen to horses owned by residents Of
Virginia, MARYLAND md District OF Colum-
bin; by sllbscrintion OF $40 each. Purse,
500, OF which s75 to the FIRST horse s25
10 second. Horses tn carry weight for
age, with twentv-eight pounds added;
to he ridden by riders accountable to COM
mttee Entries close at post
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