The Washington herald., 1907-10-10
YANDERBILTS TAKE RIBBONS
Get Two Second Prizes in Show Ring
Nat Richmond.
Mrs. {. W. Watson Drives Lord Bal
timOre to YictOry-One Award Dis
pIeases ThrOnE.
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1l'.AiAA tt ANY fNt'I-i--eNatt AANAaa-a
Richmond. Va, Oct "a brilliant
gathering was AT the Auditorium tonight
to witness the second day Of the annual
Richmond horse show Many Of the per-
fo-mances We're brilliant, the winners re-
ceiving the unqualified applause OF the
crowd. with the exception that in class
30 the saddle-horse class, the spectators
ing that Jasmins, Rufus L. Patterson's
horse. should have gotten the blue, in
stead Of Lady Mcdonald. owned by Miss
c. Adelaide Doremus.
Reginald Vanderbilt took second prize
in class 26. for ponies in harness. with
FriIls. Mrs. c. ". Watson drove Lord
Baltimore. the winner in class TO- Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt coming in for the
second prize.
Among the prominent people in the
boxes were Mrs John ) Wise. Of New
York. who had in her party Mrs. H.
Lubeck Mrs. Deboe. and Miss Jennie c.
Wise; ex-Gov. and Mrs. A J. Montague;
Miss Helen Porter. OF New Haven, Conn. /;
Bishop Cheshire, with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Ruffin Cox; Mrs Leonard. of Cleve-
land. Ohio; Miss Bonner, of York, Pa.
Miss Sullivan. Of New York; Mai. John
w. Harris, Of Louisburg, Pa: Mr. and
Mrs. Henry c. Stuart, Miss Anne Ruther-
ford of Baltimore; Mrs. Wise. Of Balti-
more; Miss Sands. Of Washington: Bishop
and Mrs. AIoreland. of Savannah, Ga. :;
Mrs. Justine c. Emerson, of Detroit.
Mich; Gov and Mrs Claude \. Swanson:
Bishop and Mrs. Herbert KinsOIving: Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Parker. Of Denver. Col:
Mr.. Arthur F. Boyer, of East Orange, y.
J.; Gov. S. W. Rollins; Mrs. Johnson, Of
Rochester. \. Y; Miss Thompson. Of Bal
timore; Bishop Cadmau; Mr. f W Aze-
hill, of Fort Wayne, Ind; Mr. Casteman
Estell, and Miss Louise Burton. of Lex
ington, Ky; Miss Martha Thompson, Of
Mont Clare. Pa. and Mr. and Mrs
Thomas ". Shacklett, of Pennsylvania.
. Glass l-Green hunters. George z. Kahn, West
Chester Farm. first Majesty. Julian Morris. second ;
Essex. Joseph Z. Willard, third Christine, Harvey
Seward fourth.
Glass 6-Horses in harness Lord Baltimore. Fair
mont Farm. first Furett Lehman Strauss. second {.
Emperor George Watson, third Bravo Sand Point
Farm. fourth.
Glass Ponies IN harness. All There, Elsinore
Farm. first: Frns Sandy Point Farm. second +;
Duchess. third: Ann Beattl, fourth.
Glass 50-Saddle horses Lady Mcdonald, Miss
Adelaide E. DCremus first; Jasmins Rufus L.
Patterson, second; Thomein Joe. John T. Ander-
son, third; Gen Forrest, Mrs. John Spratley,
fourth.
Glass lO-Ladies' tumouts Lord Baltimore, Fair
mont Farm. first; Silfed Venus, Sandy Point
Farm. second.
Glass 2O-Unicon team Lord Baltimore Ny
Maryland, and Maryland, Fairmont Farm, first =
HiscOunt. Master. and Major. George Watson. sec
Ond: Phiquita. Wanda and TOnaWanda. Lehman
Strauss third.
Glass 4-P0nies under the saddle. Gov Glenn.
Harry C. Beattie j.. first The other ribbons in
this class reserved the riders being TOO large
for their mounts.
Glass 2-F0r the Maryland Challenge Cup. Bravo,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, first; Sifeld Venus. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt second
Class i5-Ladies' jumping class David Gray
Julian Morris, first; Cygnei. West Chester Farm,
second; kesWick, Z. H. Wethsrbee third; Msjesty
Julian Morris, fourth. The association also pre-
scnted the winning rider in this class a handsome
silver cup, the cup going 10 Miss Flint, Of War
rentOn sister-in-law Of the owner.
Glass f7-High Jump. Cracker Jack. Lewis C.
Lewis feet inches