The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

11urkarnp, Mr. Charlie Hoor, Mr. W..
and Mrs. George seay Hooff. Mr. Mr.
c ceFn h 4. g. Bu Moi Mr. j. II Andef-
son, Mr. and Mrs. r. N. Carter, Dr.iJ y
A. White, pMraandRNf rsss @yyndham Merl-
doth, Mrs Adams. Miss Wexford, Miss N fs'
sketon, Mi, and Mrs William Allen len
of New York; Miss Atkinson, Mis SO
Palmer, NtiAs, Cameron, Mrs. wilkins IlS
Mr. w G. SAUNDERS Mr.s md M RS. 4 ~
a. Saunders. Mr.. Archer Anderson, Mr..
~ r. g. Anderson. Colonel Barton q.
Grundy, Mr.. and Mrs. Nteanley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Williams. Mr.. ID william
Rueger, Mr.. and Mrs. u. 6. Mccabe, MIR
and Mrs. A.eJ. battle, Mr.. and Mrs w.
s. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs Calvin 3Hvliitbyt
Mr.snnd Mrs Fillmore Hotchkiss, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Leigh, Mr.. blanchard Forbes
Mr.. Watkins Ellerson, Mrs. Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Churchill Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs.
sklpwlth, Admiral and Mrs. Webster,
Miss Hayes. MIR. John Hayes, Mrs. David
h Tenant, Mr.. and Mrs. urduhart Mr.. and
Mrs. TON Boiling, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Boiling, Mrs. William Massie, Mr.. Robert
Il Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Willis,
Colonel and Mrs. Cameron, Mr.. James
Graves, Miss Beirnc, Miss Sophie White,
Miss Shields, Miss May Jones, Judge,
and Mrs. crump, Mr.. and Mrs Lnncas4
ter Williams, Mr. Blair Boiling,
Captain Sam Bendit Mr. and Mrs. FL
c.EBeattie, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Wilson,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton starke, Miss Mere
dIth, Mrs. Cownrdin, Mr.. and Mrs. Par
Fish. Mr., David Dunlop. MI. and Mrs.
A. y. Williams, Mr.. Palmer Leigh, Mr..
William Ifannwlckle. Mr.. DeG Hobson.
Mr.. John Chaffin, Mr.. Irving Temple,
Mr.. Joseph Venable. Mr.. Richard Peg
RAM Mr. Charles splcer Mr. Granville
Gray. Mr.. Charles Brown, Mr.#Watkins
Eleraor,,s Mr.. de Guerre, Mr.. and Mrs
G.. G.. Pinckney Mr.. Dan Matthews. Miss
Posyl Meredith, Miss Mary Lyons, Miss
Belle Willard. Miss Virginia Christian,
Miss sCrenshnw, Mr.. William holland, Mr..
and Mrs, IT. r. Baskerville, Miss Harris.
Miss Kate Harris, Mfr. G. N. Williams,
MI. E. c. Mayo, Mr.. G. w. Branch
Colonel Miles Cary, Miss Davenport, Mr.
Frank Davenport, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. g
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il Cnbell Mr.. Orrnond
Young, Mr.. w. NJ. EIabliston, Miss
Evelyn Gordon, Mr. John Young, Miss
Claudia Palmer Mr.. Cook, Mr. and Mrs
James Dooley, Or. BERTHE Leigh, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lyons, DR.. and Mrs. George Ben john
ston, Mr. Blncker, Of Chantly; Mrs
Clark, Of England, Mrs. Dabney Naury,
Miss Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Hetl1 Lawton,
Mr.. Theodore Cook, OF New York Mr.
and Mrs. Pelham Blackboard, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmer. Mr. and q Mrs. Stewart
Bowe, Mr.. John P. Branch, MrHnhd Mrs.
Mayo. aMr. and Mrs. Julian FIill.. Mr.
and Mrs. Hckney, q Miss iTrnvcrs, 1 Mr.
&Travers. Mr.. and Mrs. stlllman, Major5
and Mrs. Otway. s. Allen. Il. AZ
Summary. q
First race Jumping contest for horses
hunted with the Deep Run hounds during
ee asson 1866 For best performance over
four. jumps at four feet each. Prize
silver cup OF! $o5 In gold, as preferred by
5winner:1 3s}5 Ss s& i 55
King Dodo, owned BY MI. N Y. .sl e Z. &
b Glenqyn. owned by Mr. Z, Th |! n car ar
i Brown jug. sBenvolo,: Golden Rod Over.
land, Virginia CT Benedict, Humbug. alsso y
Jumped. !5l isff iE5 5if z. e
owned BY farmers or the sons of farmers
over whose lands the Deep Run Hunt had
permission to hunt during the past seas on
Distance four furlong s. @ Inner to-, re-
ceiye saddle; second n bridle third, WHIP.
All entries subject to committee. g & 1T
mers appointed by 5cornttlittee' y -
tries close ut pos t 3.}l IN 4
.1. Nltwoosl, owned John I,.,,t,x <.
3 .,tBassie Bell owneed NV NJ, lohn LenoX.
q sIoloughboy, s own ed by NJ r.. y. u "
Kate owned by. Mr.. Richard y mug lYs Seyi.
* Tlme-1 :0 2-5. 81. atat \, ! 4 :,
Third ruce-AF Int L recourse u Slou, - -
which 500 to first. s35 TO second, sl6 sto
third @5 nor horses owned BY members OF
hunt clubs in either Maryland District OF
| Columbia, or5Yirglnia, and to be ridden by
gentlemen members Of hunt clubs ana ana
riders acceptable to committee. Horses 'r:'e
a. rry weight for age. with rs pounds pounds
added: Three-year -olds. 1A3; four-year-
ODDS. 1874; five-years and over, loo. HaiI-
breds allowed ton pounds maidens also
allowed ten pounds; usual allowance = ~ q
mares and geldlngs. "a =, \,
4. Tnrpon, owned by Mr. II. M. I =. =,
3. Joe Martin, owned by Mr. W. ~ y
Saunders. H . 2, i.
8. Flattress, owned by Mr.. w. c. Park lark:
inson. s8a < Y. si, -, i, i,
also ran. Time. 80.
3 Fourth races teeplechnse- Distance,
oho,,t two md a half miles. Open Ito
horses hunted with Deep Run hounds
and owned by members Or the clu y.
Weight to be ridden BY nemberp OF hunt
clubs or riders acceptable to the COM
fnltttec,f n. ~ 81 uHutI ~ WA w.
fvcar-olds 10 carry LAS ;ffVe-ycar-olds, lto !:
six years and over. 1870 Mares allowed
s pounds, geldings. 81; half breds, 10 pounds.
No horse to carry less than 100 pounds.
Purse, 500; s75 to winner; $50 to second &C o
horse. Z, y.
4. 4 Dustor, owned by Mr.. james 7. Pat
III 8. Indian Joe, owned by Deep R ts'ln.
8, Deep run, owned by Mr. II, G,
Hzila,' also ran. Time, 5:15,
terson. 4s 39 IL n.
Fifth race-Tlat race--Distance one
mile. Purse $50; for horses owned by
members OF hunt clubs In Maryland, Dis
trict Of Columbia or Virginia. Gentle
men riders members Of hunt clubs or
riders acceptable Ito tho committee.
Weight for age, with rs pounds added;
,fve-ycar- olds and over, 1871. Half-breds
allowed 10 pounds. Money divided, 3 log
to fist; ss5 to second; SIS to third.