The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
tn HORST SHOW
IN L.0 ! | ! / | !. GO.
The Exhibition Just Over Was,
the Most S. Intere sting III
335 ears. 5l5i
CENTER Of Ho /! < KINGDOM
It's Access ibility to aslairgton
- Has Given Prornin cnc CO to
Loud DUMAS Hunting Ficl q.

LEESBURG,SVA..SJ Tune 8. The Loudoun
Horse Show Associate have Just cone!
ipleted their fifth annual hibition,S which.
closed after one of the most sucoessfu u
shows since eits organise ton.
& Much interest Il takan In this, tho
heart Of tho hunt lng una horse breeding
section n 81 Virginia, over this annual
event The hunting classes were well
filled. VII tn man 81 the best nta bles IN
the country represer ted. ~
B B Loudoun county has core into great
prominence In recent years ia hunting
circles, not only because OF |: Its accessi.
billy to washington and Northern q TICS.
but because OF tho magnif icent hunting
country which surrounds II. The Loudoun
hounds hunt over I no land between Mid.
dleburg and tho p olnt OF 1aocka, hichl
furnished such f!no country and exciting
sport for tho Interna tonal mt clls last
year between tho Americ lean no FUNDS. un-
der tho l1nastarship Of Harry W. Smith.
OF Massachusetts. ana "a, II. Higginson.
rIEncoln, A1assac 1,uset es-ta n l1nglishI
pack.
S Loesburg Is. perhaps, the most access,
BILE center for this count ~. is railway
facilities Nnre capital, and c6mfort may
be had for hunting man and beast at
Its Inns. The fact that one car have
o. gallop with the II Loud oun hounds IN
the morning nnd can return 20 ASH
tington IN time for q the engagements Of
the evening has done much 70 opulnrlze
the locality. s
Among hunting men who followed this
mattel & It was the unanimous opinion
that no \ better country could have been
FOUND than thnt over: which they foil
ed the sevcrnl packs during these ex--a.
citing meets, sSSlg s ~ ASi
The country about lie esburg has been
taken up In q q great measure by men
OF leisure, who find relief Fri ON the exact
ing dutles q city l.fe in the pursuit
the country: Among those who have!
\ large estates are William {. 7s Iustls,3
we'll known IN diplomatic circles IN.
washington, ms well as In I he saddle lin
Ireland y; "A u. s "a g illett the president OF;
the Gerard Fire Insurance Company. y
Philadelphia Henry Fairfax, ono Of tho
original lovers or , the hackney in Amer
tca,f who has met with great SUCCESS Mt
the New York ana other sfl owB; e. "a -;
White. retired, st. Louis 4 ca pltnlist, VINO
IS now deyoting himself TO the breeding
az II Thoroughbred horses Y; Nj Il and Mrs.
yVestmoreiand Davis. who are well known
y In many hunting fields: The Hid PRISONS
3Chichestcrs and Tenants 81 whose acres
nro vide ana names historical hereabout.
d AL q recent meeting o. the Loudouni
Hunt Club Mr., Westnlorclnnd Davis, OF!
N1orven Park, ' was y Gle acted master q
hounds s, ana "a large subscription for the
support OF tho hounds nm q FOR the hunt,
Ing Of tho country was assured for the
Scolsng season S5ss alss ~ Sss;. ,sfs
$.f WITH tho present tcndonc y on I he part
4 OF sVirginians to return to the modes OF
social life which obtained in ante YIN
DAYS, G. many of the country homes Of
y l.oudoun were thrown open for ~ round IND
Or house parties during the Horse snow
week, which Will be broug hit to a fitting.
close BY a hunt ball under the auspices
or tho Loudoun Hunt e 3ssis;s 81