The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
HORSES.
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SGhariottcsyille's ANNUAL 4 Horse
IS Show al. sa Great NJ
sts Succes IS.
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4 ork and "a 2 estssy'V 4! ere
III II otnc-B red. IA, Is5if SS5S
w Charlo ttesvillo's sixth " annual W. Horse
Bhow, whicl, came on ~ md sd,t
Il ike the ightful open pres pre-
vious years, Wns slicc 1885, ai1d TIA
flgspito 81 being fieavll handic ppced. pya
& tifi favorablo weather on tho az
II making the going very heayy IN the sho 3y
ring, fcondlt Hon that prcyhl led on the
following one even th q x cs and pil "
bright sunshine dispel tn gloom ovc y.
head. However. Wit il UGH # uncertain l,l
q footing tho harness ilorseg WetitS well,
Willis the Jumpers did some 1ri;lrye ously
good work I'LL clearing the barr, tf,i r. p y
Y plyinR not only to quail fled hunters but
Id green orses az we'll. VI Bociet ,Yas out
tsin;E force and thousands WI messed sport
u OF the exh ilarat, Ing Kind That sort. too
free from fen urea " perfa ps ikcly 10
81 grate upon some, and seeing this no Won.
hat pertorInaroe were li 5frseanently
u greeted 18th appla uscs Is that echoed VI far
u beyond the classic precincts Of the Uni
8 vcrsity OF giilia. an ingti ution noted
l. the World owe r.s Az the cou tyg seat Of
H Albemar1 3; likewise that ofs the Univer-i
X sity, tho 'rarls of charlottesville Ii ono
4 to couture with, because the rosters show
Ii that men sen out from there hnvo Il sl
Il tainnd fame yof tho enduring sort /, az have
horses ike Eoles md others bred among
y thcTrugg hill III tersp erscd with rare
IN andsca pes s;8
over 100 xhibltors and Ia re than
&, 80 entries IN the n fty odd classes, both
y Mama ger Joel M Oh Cochran and secre-
*tarys 4. B.y rreiber n. under Ffioae dlcc-3
ton four prey ious;s she ws h had been pro,
~ noun ccd slicc csses had IN n Of
s. o,lrse, 10 be In n high tlier ovor the
,ou took for the . 800 ffai !, which, but for
point of q ttend an CO. s Even WI Ii FREE
lquentS showers during the first day
II thousa ds ga thered II Tho dstand and
II tho Judges were kept busy y In the ring,
III heng past IS seven N when he final de-
N els lon was rendered, III the blue & ofng to
}3s Iierring and tge' b FOUR hand team
81 chest rlsits vi flasiy VIII Ito mar kings.
Is and the red to u ward w. u Scot To we'll
hammered tea II ma lip OK trot ting bred
w hecl ers and tlloroug hbred lead ars. hose
owner ma 81 mn exi llhl ton driving that
II was heart 81 clleered It'll as8d ownppilr5
" OF arain, asting for hours that nigh t the
y Judges ware sproyid ed assi th rubber boots
the next mornin /, Il certainly ar% evidence
ofSconsiderati Ion III this and others dlrec-s
II the 1benarie sioyy and II Wort too
q perhaps, S OF ernulatl Ion at IA nther points
III along tn line, BY ten d CLOCK. m however,
when the d rst NJ class was Gale .5s tho
N sun was shining brigh tly and n he show;
crossed 1errsily yored clear
sS ski
Seeing that "a bemarle Is d big breeding
Sssdstrict. seemed n ting TINT ties
sS Vile 81 last horse show ah0 uld & We M
N an Improvement on PREVIOUS enc tss rem.
I. dered all IL the morn conspicuous by; the
n high cha racter OF Eexh ibi ts. and this pa RI
.s ticularly In IA he cl asses for hunt ers and
HI juntpers. also "a hose ia TX hacks and
" saddle horses These& classes were mostly
III ade M p iot home bred product hence
y NIL the moro n rneri torious .S5a xlibitorsa
VI TINT did well wi ths the jumpers and sad
& fIlerss were NJ r.. nd NJ n. +. w. Okie,S with
II Grand Marshall and \ s weet ~ Inc /: Julian
M Morris, OF The Oaks Farms. WI TIL that
4 grand, Jig gel ding; Taconite son Sof Grand
N niaste A Irish r Csc j ok rs y and others
4 that gos to make M tha best q table ever
shown BY this well -kno own YI la breed s.
81 or and owner. 81 IN tho thorough Inbred hum
ter classes, q ~. ~. Osborne, Of Gordons-s
i ville. won several prizes vi TIL the brown
! mare Black Socks q aug hter 20 & Rapa!io
and "a III Black, and 20 & her Il may no
\ said that she n lis d fine type, while shef
Il Jumps In excellent form.
Mrs "a lien Pot to, III no shoWs h avn
81 horses with equal n q bill " u 10Th under
"a saddle and ~ to d harness, had 81 FHirelight,
/ Radiant and others sof class from Castle
A Hill; MIR. ard N rs. 3 Y hnssor show
n ed Robin a alr, Il ma ny times II g winner
n season al ter ssen son, The F'avorite N and
{ some 4 half-dozen q OF hers; 81 David R Dunlop,
whose atable. Is under Fleet y Galloway's{
mana ement annexed man prizes with
Confdance.# the big Albemarle- bred Shun-
ter. Nancy Lee, n ny1o and hars. YlthE
Il Confidance. Mrs. Dorothy Hen ry He nder,-.i
Il son, Of WILDWOOD. a. GA tured the Mer-E
u chants cup,9 and A ii en- ride did this
Il able horse woman put2up MI It'll the songpfb
81 Diabolus. "A rota BILE Sexfib Ion OF skill
4 Was Il hat of Miss Gertrude Skel ton, " no
landed Taconlte, a winner OF he ladies'
hunter class. with q bic com petit tors Ike
r Mrs Blair y ston, Misc Finn. a. sis ters
Il or the latter; Mrs ~ w o ie,& and Miss
a hlcGruder, Of ChRrlottesyille . SSt3 s
& 81 IN tho harness classes A. Ra ndolphi
Il Howard OF Frede icks burg, II and CARRIER
e 81 CARRIER, OF "A Harrlsonburg, were the
& largest exhibitors. lCheS "a M essrs.8 Ga rbers
4 brought out a, pair of good looking bays
q hi the heavy ha ness class and annexed
IL blue ribbon on a he first day, but on
Il HE following one had 10 be cont tent with
q d red first prize going to M +. IA oWard' IS
Patriot and DIR, ar cid. The 81 II Toward
& stable made a renar bic sexhibt IT. mas
much MS the horses shown by the Vir-t
y ginia amateur reinsman n were first In