The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
HOT Times [ ! J At
MANASSAS { 10 v
High Temperature a Big Crowd -''w vi
q and FreeaFigl1ts Make
Things Lively.
MORE STEEPL &c HASE FALLS
"a. Randolph Howard the Most
Successful Exhibitor Oh
.tllc8 Ground.
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t9&E Especial From Stan COrrcSpOndent.)& Ss8
NJ MAN SSAs,. " Al, July 10.---- 1--WE thou
sand people were present to VI tness tho
second days J, exhibit and races Of the
Manassas Horse Show. 81 III i s B
~ Tho day was Intensely hot and In ads
Fdition to the heat several fights made
tic OCCASION still hotter There were three
falls during the duy. The worst OF the
whole was iii the opening steeplecilnsc,s
swhen@a white Jockey named Smith got
a bad tumble, When 1Inldire wen t do YIN
at he8Jun1p on the hillside .s i looked
as II though It we're I'LL over with both
norge and rider. but both escaped with
bad bruises Ks l3334
Mr.. U. y. Bonner, riding his Sg.ts King
4 Edward. in the four and O hnlf-foot5
jump class came TO grief, his hunter
falling head over heels, and & he ~ "a rel y
escaping being caught derncatfE both
horse and plank fence. IA. III It'll
v Early In the day, Mr.. ouis Lei n, rid y
ing Mrs. Peter Lnbouisse's Sal lsbury.i.S
got fall in the sporting tandem class
when his mount refused ddcnly.
IA Prize Winner.
EY Mr.. a. i Randolph Howard has been tho
most successful 'eXh bl tor ct tho show; Enls
harness horses have prac tically captured
all tho awards III
The Jump awards have been pretty
generally distributed, no one sta bio fav-SS
ing won many blues 3Gj i.
The Judging to-day, as on yes rday,$
was at times fprclcal, and some 81 th t!';
decisions we're totally lltex plicable to the;
~ One of tho best events Of the
show was the hunt team class won
5handiy by Mr.. lair olnson's team. me
races which provoked tile N & creates 81 en-
thlsinsnl were we'll contested. Mr. Percy
Evans, on .Richelicu, outrode his HE'LL
and won the hunters steeplec ta SO. aS5
&c In tile open Is teeple chase ~ ven NJ. I.
Charles IIoof * 60 I'll q way Il on w esttoWnE
and was never headed and Wo II out by
three lengths from n airy Bay Z
The Awards. III
~ General utlllty-First. seebar. James
sBlrkett: second, No Name, NJ g. Hazel !;
third No Name, a. S, Harrison fourth,
See Light, Andrew Low.
Trottlng stallion lrst, Gov. w esley,
i NJ. e. Hazen. 5I55ss i
:as II eayy!s D raft stallion-First. Blancvin.
iI-l ayrnarket Associp Inn; SECOND. chliet.
4 II nzen and Smith &; III. s. s
5 Gree1lah ters-- Open cla ss--E rst "a lem
dale. G. Fl Hunk second. soubre y
III. D. Bonner; third, Side Hill /, Lot doun
Stables: Fourth. st. Leonard ine. a Blair
johnson. RI III 81 sSf3
Horses in harness, yer IS 4 ~ hands I'm
First, Excellence. ssi CARRIER HI CARRIER;
second, Bit, CARRIER q CARRIER; third n His
Majesty AZ. r. Howard; fourth, Going
Some, Herring & AIeetze, s55ss5l3
Sporting tand LEM First. Favorlte and
mate, Mrs. Blair Johnson; second, Juld-
liant and mate, 4 I. Nv. Dixie; third 4 Going
Some and mate, \ Herring & Meetzc;
fourth, Fire Light and King OF Hearts.
q Mrs. Allen Potts. issis s,s5 gs8
III Ladies' harness horses First, DR.. Rcd.
a. r. Howard second, Excellence, CARRIER
Garber:$third, Flurette. & Lester Bresee;
fourth, Lady Lghtfoot, 5 Mrs. James
4 Birkett # a vi X.
Il Runabouts-Tirst, Royal Fl RegentsyA. r.
Howard; second, Flurette, Lester Breseo;
third Lady s Llghtfoot.G Mrs. Blrkett,
fourth, Hot Stuff. Herring s. Nfeetzc.Si
AZ Hunt }teans-F'irst, Warrenton Hunt,
Blair Johnson; second. Warrenton Hunt,
I'D. Benler; hlrd VI .Scswick II unit, The
Oaks Farm, Il. d. 4. "A ,s ssi h, III I'M
Pairs horses First ! Airs, Breezes, Car
Der g CARRIER; second, 4! Going Some So
Am ], Herring s. Neetze; third, Miss
Oracle, Graceful, IL r.. i 4, Goodwin; fourth
White Foot, Lightfoot Herring 9 M 1lH,
Handicap Jump irst, Grand Il Marshall
r. w. okio; second, Champagne. N. i,
Neer; third. Carolyn. hlrs Blair Jo mn nm
son; fourth, st. Leonardine, Blair John
SON All at four feet. Avn IL
Combination class----Firs Jack T ar,
The Oaks Farm second, llndia ant, d Mrs
Allen Potts; third. The Limit, CARRIER 81
CARRIER; fourth, Reliance, Tho Oaks Farm
Horses in harness under 1871 hands
First, Patrol, "A. r. Howard; second DR.
Reid, a.. r.. Howard third Airs. CARRIER
& CARRIER; fourth, Il Lady Lightfto'oct S MIS-
iBirkett, V
Four-year-old hunters-First Grand
Marshal, II. IVY. Okle; second. Champagne,
NJ r. Neer: third /, Leap Year. =
Mankin; fourth, Amusement, Herring q
Neetze. "A III III
Racing Events,
" The races; hunters steeplecll Ease; two
and n half miles First. Richelieu, r chards
.Walach; second. Dlomede. i. s, Carter
II Open n steeplcchase two miles First.
West Town, y. o. Hayes, second, Harry
baylor. G. II. Hurkamp.