The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

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From Deep Run Dltties.
Sport at Deep Run Hunt Club this sea-
son is being furnished more abundantIy
than ever before in the history Of the
club, for the members are keen on cross-
country riding and. not content with tho
regular weekly fixtures. are always plan
ming bye days" i'm some good county
not too far from Richmond
OF late the members have followed
hounds in King William county. i'm Meek
lenburg county ana in Goochland county.
near "BOscobel.' and the advancement
OF sport is noticeable i'm the class Of
horses not owned by the members and
the excellent manner ia which the pack
is turned out
The club is fortunate in having officers
who are working early and late for the
good Of fox-hunung. and to furnish clean
sport FOR the members OF Deep Run Club.
Sporting Officers.
Mr.. Ormond Young. president; Mr..
James w Graves. secretary and treas
urer; Air. H. c. Beattic master OF
hounds. ana DIT Robert g. Bryan chair
man fthe hunt committed have not
only built up the pack and placed fox and
drag hunting on a firm basis. but have
made the club receptions so attractive
that society struggles 90 be present when
ever the doors are open. The pack is
admirably handled by Han. the hunts
man who IS far more satisfactory than
any man who has yet had charge Of the
Deep Run hounds. In the kennels are
twelve couples OF EnClish hounds. while
the master. Mr.. Beattie. owns a pack
of American hounds which he places at
the 8fS~os7l % the club
Yesterday afternoon The Times-Dis-
fah
Of the hunt just as the hounds were
unkcnneled for a drag hunt
Hard-Riding Field.
The meet was Mt the clubhouse at s
o'clock, and while the field was not ex-
cepuonally large. it was composed Of tho
hard-riding contingent vino always show
uD when tho hounds go out
-Four ladies' graced the occasion. and
a score Of men. most OF whom rode IN
pink. greeted the master. Among them
were.
H. c.. Beattie. ON Carnation
Ormond Young. on Red Hussar
James w. Graves. on Kingsman
Miss Mary Buford on Erin
AR. Jarvis. ON Chorus Girl
w. c. Saunders. on Charlie Deane
Grancnraid Hohson. on Pelham
J. l.. Gathright on Buster.
r. y. Carter. ON Squedunck
Mrs. =. y. Carter on Glenvin
br X. c. Bryan. on BenvOHo
J. r. J. ANDERSON. on Sir John
Fred w. Scott on Bluerfdee.
Mrs. T. w. Scott. on Spinster
Miss SHELTON. on Ziua
J. T. Anderson, on Bohemian Joe
A. S. Buford. on Janice
r. D. Harris. on Gates
II. @. Rcattie. Jr. on White S0uaW
r. II. Ellington. ON Overland
William Reuger. on ST. George
81. George Bryan. on Ssrius
Hall. on Her Grace. and
groom. on Gienwvn.
Pack Went Vast.
Hounds We're trotted n -Laburnur,. -
tho country seat OF Nr Joseph prva,
where the first east was made. and "Ard-
Ing went merrilv AWAY giving lou4
tongue. and simply burning no" the
ground
The line was across Westwood. vest
brook. Grants across Deep Run Greek 10
Warwick. where some five fences wo-a
encountered.
Hounds checked ani were oarrief m
o. yellow Tavern where they found anL
led the field bot pace through 'SruiR
parraco Is over rho creek nud through
lakes'a" Hloominelaie and Norlc-ais. %
the clubhouse
I'm Darracotts some n.at "feanins'' was