The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
AaAIN q lAp STREETS

onerios was hard to get up to the end
of the ring. When he did start. how
ever. he went clean again. Cracker
jack went clean. Red Raven was hard
to mount ..T and he went clean also Once
Mr. Allen announced the bars ut SIN
feet six inches.
onerios Knocked the rails down. and
Holloway again did u beautiful piece
of riding. After fixing his saddle he
had at it" once more, and Knocked the
top rails off; on his third and last try
he knocked the top rail off.
Grackerjack knocked the three top
second he knocked them ali down and
again got a very poor ride. The third
and last time the old horse made one
false start, the crowd being saved by
the two other horses. The next time
Red Raven climbed some" and got
over. Holloway never moved. On the
second he climbed some more" and
was counted over"
Crowd Excited.
Again the bars Were piled up. the
true height being seven feet. which
looked as high as the Lee Monument.
-, cold feet. were the proper order OF
riders Gid not seem to mind 1t in the
slightest. Onerios made game try
and a good one, but not quite good
cHouSi. cH tHc second LrlD refused,
on the third refused and out.
Crackerjack made game try. sut
the toppole came off. On the second
try he knocked down. in tho language
OF the Chief of Police, Sixteen down.
on third and last try he Knocked ~,
top pole off again.
Red Ravens turn was next. He got
| oyer with the top pole in.the same
place as Quarterback. The crowd Yell
ed again and again. On the second
try he raped hard. but the top pole
was up and Red Raven was over, and
the judges pronounced him the winner.
Value to winner. $50: the second
m.anney, $50. going, TO Crackerjack.
Inc bugle sounded taps at 1915 A.
NJ, and again another Richmond Horse
Show was a thing of the past.
Summary.
Horses in harness, exceeding 15.3-
| Viscount and Lady Watson, first: eX-
hibitor. George Watson. Lord Lonsdale
and Tennessee, second; exhibitor. Fair
mount Farms Virginia and Lady Bal
timore, third; exhibitor, Paramount
Special class for ponies-First, Daft
fodil; exhibitor Master Thomas Rives
Potts. Second, Pattie Pembroke; ex-
hibitor, Elsinore Farm. Third, Jonqull:
exhibitor Mrs. Allen Potts.
Class 3. roadsters-First, Lucia G.;
exhibitor D. 7. Stotesbury. Second,
Presto: exhibitor w. M. Merceren,i'
Third, Leonora; exhibitor, r. T. Stotes-
bury Fourth, Enid; exhibitor, Elsi-
Glass 1s. tandems, wheeers. over Ill.
l. LORD baltimore and My Maryland. ex
hibitor, Fairmont Farm; 2. Lady watson
ard piscount exhibitor, George watson: a.
wander and sonawander, exhibitor Lehman
strauss: 4. harrington and Irving exhibItor'
Sandy Point Farm. :
Class - single harness horses, for cham
plohship: !. Dr. Selwonk. Sandy Poin.
Farm; z. Lord Baltimore, Fairmont Farms
Class 50. saddle horses. 70 rchamy,ionship.
l. Durham, exhibitor, Rufus l.. Patterson:
Lady Mcdonald, exhibitor Miss Doremus
Grass e, pairs OF harness horses. FOR
-cnainp'onship; i, Lord Baltimore and NV
MARYLAND. exhibitor, Fairmont Farms. )
Lady Watson and Niscount. exhibitor George
Watson. w %
Class As, lightweight hunters, for cham.
ponship: l, keswck, exhibitor Julian Mor.
r's 81. = Twiiisht exhibitor, Mrs, Allen potts.
Class 49, middle ana heavyweight hun.
tersi for championship: /. Tacontc eshihi
tor, Westchester Farm; g David Gray. exhi.
bnor. Julian Morris.
Class a, Jumpers, to beat high jump
T p q seven feet ten inches: l. Red
RaAen, exhibitor, Westminster Farm: .
cracKerjack, exhibitor, Lewis C. Lewis,