The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
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The Breeders Exhibit Was the
Feature Of the First Days Ii
Ea8i Programme. NJ
"a LARGE CROWD PRESENT E, e ]
The Judges Call OF Of, . Race: Race
& Because Jockeys Held i
Horses In. z
! LARGE CROWD PRESENT.
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cipal part OF tho days programme, which
was carried out In full. with the ex-
ception Of the free for -ali trot and pace,
which was postponed until tomorrow AZ
ter the horses had gone the second heat.
3& The exhibits, both In quality and NUM-
bers were pronounced OF tho best that
has been seen III the Virginia show ring
this season. y "A h great d ni Of interest
was manifested In the saddle, thorough
bred, Standard4b heavy harness and
draft classes. i55 III N ~ Wax, 8 5i
The Races. s5.s
" In tho free-f r-nl i trot and pace, fora
500 purse. Ada D., owned by II. e.; Cop
perthlte, Of Washington, =. O.. came out
ahead IN both heats. The time OF the
first heat was , Q: e, ii and IN the second,
2:25. "a
The track was slo w on account Of the
heavy rains tn do pre- vious. Nh ii
AT the conclusion of 4 the second heat
the Judges announced that the race would
be postponed till to-nforroW ". / They said
that they were dissatisfied with the dr1v-
ing, and that other drivers would han
die the Ireins In "a o-1norro W IS d event. :
was evident that the drivers were not
doing their best, , and the Judges took a
hand In the after.
The l1alf-niile dash 4 for coun tyss horses
was won BY Call C.latterbuck' 8 i'm Keene,
in "a 10 seconds. }. a. Burk holders Dan
was second, and gam Clatterbuck's Dol
ladonnn, third. # # q 5sS al
The Awards
SThe summary 81 awards 10 price win.
ners were as follows 3SS 81 q 5
horse Robert swank. first !; d AZ. J. Heat
wole, Dale Bnterpr second ~ ,8$B s; 81
Brown, 1Inrrisonbur third. 555s IN Ssl I.
&Y earrings, sired Il by a egstered draft
horse Frank p. Rhodes, Llnville first;
SB. .. Harrison. Daphne. second, 35ssss I:
#3I Two y ar- olds, sired BY d regis tered
draft horss-R.5 H. swank. Edom. flrst.,
n. ana VIZ o. Funk, Sing er.'s Glen, third.
Registered draf weanling EST. F. Bow
en-, Ell ton. first and second. 35 " II
Registered draft yearlings----T. +. Bow
en-, Elkton, first. S4S q a5
Registered draft two-year- old st. 3.
Bowen. Ekton. nrst. u
@ Registered draft stallions--T. r. Bow
en-, Elkton.5 first; J. . Q, ~ Branner, Iia rri-5
sonburg, second and third.
@ Weanlings, sired BY q registered stand
ard bred Or Morgan horse---I3s n B.. iller,
Penn Laird, first; W. "a. Sharpes, Harri-
gsonburg, second 4 ] olln I<nlcely, Harrison
burg, third. 55 "a esq E5
Ycarlngs, sired BY \ q registered STAN
dard bred orr Morgan horsc--Dr " rs b..
=
second !; Il. w. a Rhine1lart, Lacey Spring,
third. IA 3a$
aTwo-year- olda, sired by a registered
standard bred or Morgan horse-Dr.
T.. Churoiman Charleston, w. We -, first;
d.. O. :Acker, second & a. II. Shank, Hin
ton, third " s{3 58S n
Registered yearlings. sired by q stan
dard bred or Morgan horse-P.. p, Rhine
hart, Lacey Springs, first. 81
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dard bred or Morgan horse-Dr. w ~.
Fahrney, Timberville, first.
Registered standar d3Bbred or Morgan
stallons-C.& g. Conrad, first DR.. w. r.
Fa1Fney; second: Dr.. q, Church
man, third 5 III 81 & ss;,
weaniings, sired by q Registered heavy.
harness 'forsc-M. M. Jarman, frst !; w.
r. Nicfolas. second. 8s$I S'
Yearlings, sired by registered heavy
harness horse Hiss 4. 3, Miller. 1lkton.l
nrst; Ruby M. q Myers. Linyille, second;
| r. D. G. Ifeatwole, Dayton, third.
Two-year odds sired by registered
heavy, harness horse-.W. 8. southall.s Ell q
tom first. Ss3 III $}}ss 4l Ss 81 Iilt ss3
Heavy harness ssalllonsA. Randolph
Rockingham, French Coach Horse Assoc
citation, Harrisonburg. second.
Local harness horses--Byers Bros..i
Burketown ana Lacey Springs. first and
third; Miss y.rgie Morris. second
IA@wcanlinss, suitable for hunters-NV. NJ.
radely, Mt, Sidney, first; pr, 2.
Wright. Keesletown. second; Thomas q
Herring. Bridgewnter !, third.
YearlinEs suitable for hunters-Byer7s
Brothers. Burketown ana Lacey Spring,
hrst and second Clyde shrum. Dayton
third, ,y,8 ID n 3 lfS s:, 4. s55s3
Charles orifin Herring. Harrisonburg.
nrst; p. II. Dice. Brids water, seconds.
Samuel Clatterbuck. Dayton, third.
Thoroughbred weanlings-C Charles Grlf-
An IIerrlns rss; e; r. !, 4 J, Wright IT.
vllle Depot third.
Thoroughbred yearl!nEs--B yers Bro
Thoroughbred two-ysar-olds- Charles
Griffin Herring, hrse-
Woanlngs. sired by o registered draft
forse-E, NJ. Minnick. Tlmberyille. first;
Miss L. ,, Miller, Ekton, second; 3. Z.
Menifee Harrisonburg, third
Yearings, sired by ~ Registered saddle
horse-Warren M. Cooley, & IIarr!sonburg,
first, Miss L. H. Miller. Elkton, second !;
John w. Lskey, Hargsonburg, third,
yser eM; slrsd ooHyxs 5ssstegsa
I ton, second; p. M. Mtpnick. TlmberVllle,
w Registered saddle II pred vs., Woanllngs--
Tai Image r. Cooley, Harr!sonburg. first;
William Shepherd. IIarrisoIbugs, Sec
ond; Dr, John A. Myers. flarrlsonburg.
Registered saddle-brcd yearllngs II
Cooley HRrrisonburg, flrst; Mrs. John
4, MyssE,s,, second Major George Chris.
Registered saddle-bred two year
olds--H. r, southall. Mkton. arst;
Major George ChrisnFan. second q
Local hunters-J. a. Kennedy. staun-
ton. Arst and second; l'yers Hrothers'
Four-horse teams-M Major George Chris
ona J aEf.s' H Obi. HaspseaSats shigd.
Two horse teams Major George Chris
man. Arst \ 7, Bowen, second A.. j.
Hea twole, third. y 4 4 81 E,j 3 {l 3
N Eour-horss teams, sweersta aJor
second, W ~. =. :,
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