The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-11
Elure,te; third. Bravo; fourth, \,

&Flurettet third. Bravo louftH. NY
Class d for pairs OF roadsters.
brought out three teams. Of which MI.
3Stotesbury's team, Wonedn and
Nedra, was easily first, with Mr.. G. T..
Whitlock's pair, Patsy Pearl and Lady
Princess, n good second. II. o. Pear
sons team, pleper Hiedsic and Roe
derer, were given third.
Class 4. for pairs Of horses In llar.
ness, brought four beautiful pairs into
the ring. In this class the judges
again had their work cut.out for them,
Mr.. George Watson's pair, Emperor
and Empress, pushing Mr.. c. w. Wat
CONS superb team, Lord Baltimore
and My Maryland H., very hard for
first honors. The ribbons finally went
first 10 the Fairmont Farm's entry,
second to Mr.. George Watson's pair,
third to Wanda and Towanda. shown
by Lehman Strauss. and fourth to Bar
rington and Irving, shown by Mr..
Vanderbilt.
Glass se. ponies over 3ump--rhls
class brought az class the best
'"ieppcrs' OF the SHOW, as the entire
bunch went clean.
Master Robert jackson rode DAFT
iodil and Lady Katherine. and Master
n. G. Beattie rode his hunting pony,
White Squall. The judges tied tho
ribbons as follows: Daffodil, first;
Lady katherine, second; White Squall.
third. &
CLASS 49, Corinthian class: two camps
TOUR feet and two ut four feet six
inches-kingsman tipped the rails
once. Chief clean. Onerios knocked
rails both times King Dodo tipped the
rails both times Taconlte tipped the
falls. keswick tipped the rails. Gringo
MT the rails. Centennial clean. Chris
Tine Knocked the rails down. Jack
frost tipped the rails. Bluebells tip
ped the rails Ardsley tipped the rails.
David Gray tipped the rails. Feeding
= out on refusal. George T.. Cain
tipped the rails. Black Socks tipped
me rails. Lady Alice tipped the rails.
CyRnet tipped the rails. Iflrel!ght
Knocked the rails down. Interpreter
knocked the rails down. Midlothian
tipped the rails twice. Red Raven
tipped the rails.
Centennial. first; Chief, second
George r. Cain. third. keswick. fourth
Class 4s-Though the high jump was
not called until 1916 A. NJ, those who
arrived In time, got full value for their
price OF admission. The horses were
good enough. but they were utterly
Aoi hotleH HI tHe hoWIS OF applause that
went up for Sid Hoiloway's riding. TC
the horse show habitue all high iurrps
are much the same-and all horses are
equally awerse to trying to climb owe,
lot of loose rnils--but to see young
| Holioway's hands and seat and mas.
terry of unwilling eauines In this elias.
last night was the feature OF the show
/ The Corinthian class had just re.
CURED Mr.. Holloway to ride over fort,
| jumps. but he came up smiling ant
fresh and rode Centennial. Carnation
Red Raven, operios and Navajo In the
next class.
The first jump was M feet {
Inches. The bars were then raiset
tor5 feet inches .and then to 9 feet
Throughout Navajo. forgetting The
bright speed he had. was fretful ant
stubborn, being finally counted out FOL
1 refusing. when the bars were placed a
six feet 1t was at this height thai
the audience began to sit up and take
real notice. Centennial led OF with {
heavy rap. scattering the rails. On hi.
second try he fell, getting badly tan
gled UP In the ropes. and his rider wen
down. too, But on the third attemp
The went clean. Red Raven was very
excited. but made n creditable yer,
Torrance. The good little mare Cas'na
ton made one Of her jack-in-the-bo.