The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-28
Stables Represented.

Among the stables that VIII be repre-
scented are those o. Mrs. John Ge~xln. or
New York. Mr. T.adcw. OF New York.
Mr. Alfred O. Vanderbilt ~ New york.
Mr .. w. Watson. of baltimore. NJ.
Richard = N~Gragn. II Lancaster Pa.
NJ George Watson. ~ New York, Mr..
T. r.. StCtes1ury. % PLladel uhia. Mr. A.
Randolph Howard. ~ Ereaerir kshl~e .
Mr. John Kerr Branch. o. Richmond;
AIRS Molly Dunlop. ~ Petersburg. Mt.
Lehman Strals OF New York, and Mr..
Weseufelt. % Baltimore
Practically every great harness horse
in America Will be- here with the eNcep-
zion 81 those belonging 10 Judge Moore.
~ rs GlIhert and the Tlc.ncrs Mt. Eben
Jordan. who played so conspicuous part
in the shows. has Withdrawn from the
ring and MS horses have been sold. many
%; them being entered here by their new
owners
I'm the championship harness class the
competition viii he red HOT. FOR these
viii boz entered Lord Baltimore. Ringing
Bells tIady Ophirl. Newsboy. Rushing
SIk ROYAL Regent. Burlingham Rocking
ham. NIeuonette. See Ale Go Katzen-
TANNER Kid. Divorce. Dakota, KITTY
Gray. Noveua. Revenue. EloQuence and
a score OF more Of others.
The rour-ln-hand Grasses VIII be houy
contested uy MIS-. 1erkin. Mr.. Vanderbilt,
Mr. NlCicauu. MI c. vs.. Watson and Mr..
George Watson.
For the first time the people Of Rich
mond viu have an opportunity OF seeing
rsrfectlv appointed road coaches. for MI.
1-.-1a,r.lr Will run his Venture from
the Jefferson Hotel 10 the races each day,
while air Geo -Ee Watson VIII drive MS
road coach from tie Richmond Hotel
10 the Fair Grounds
Rocking Offices Will Ice opened al ootn
hotels. and the public will be invited TO
Ira.
Ar = II Stotesbury. who has a num-
le- of entries. is the best known eN-
libltor Of roadsters ia America For
MANY years he has practically been u.-
beaten and the judges Will ma ila
"tvle" hard 10 md fault WIN MI
St0te-hury is a partner OF Mr. J. Pier
pont Morgan.
Two New Buildings.
So many more entries have come in
than were expected that the manage
for the erection Of two large buildings
for forty loose boxes on the east side OF
the auditorium. and then the cdpdVl'S
OF tho show WIFI be strained
Riu1master Allen. of New YORK. VIII
his "A sistants will have charge or the
arena and the executive committee OF
the association will act as ring COM
II is interesting to note that while in
the South nearly every one. rich ana
poor alike. IS lover Of horse. in the
NDilN litt Act - oH'i.'A te''. 90. ''''--'
by the very rlch-
This fact is evidenced by those who
have entered here. among whom are no
less than seventeen milionaircs.
In this class belong Mr.. Alfred g..
Vanderbilt. Mr. C.. W Watson. Mr. John
Gcrkan. Nj John *. Branch. Mr. Rich
ara p McGraun. CAPTAIN Joseph r VII
lard Mr.. Ladew. Mr. r y. StOtesbury.
Mr.. Edward Moore Robinson. Mr.. Thomas
f. Ryan. MI a r Howard. Mrs Diet
rick Mrs Molly Dunlop. Mrs. Young
David Dunlop and j. +. Davis
The exhibition will not. therefore. be
only 20 contest between horses. but a
strucgle among the millionaircs as well,
for it takes enormous fortunes to support
she show stable Of the present day. espc-
cialiv I'm the harness classes.
In the hunter and jumping classes Will
be seen such well-known performers AS
Grey Rock. Nancy Lee. Navajo. Conf
dencc. John r. Morgan. The Buck
OncirOs Buck Set Back. freight. Ia
conite Keswick. David Grey. Red Raven.
Centennial Cvgnet Jack Frost. Hannah
Belle. Supervisor. Tarrafore Black
socks. Allen Dale. Virginia. Grand Mar
shall Jubilant. Lizzie order. Perpiexitv
Allen Hrcch. SQutdunk Glenvin Iron
Prince. Essex. Carnation. BenvoliO, Sur
prise. Nimrod, Pretty Maid and King
Dodo.
II IS matter Of regret that Mr. and
Mrs. Blair Johnson. Of WarrentOn have
made no entries for the show. Not a
single horse from WarrentOn IL entered
Neither Jack nor Dick Donelly will he
here to drive or ride. but there will be