The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-10

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Glass 10. harnesh horses, ladies' TO
driv only two came out. Lord Balti-j
more, driven by Mrs. Watson, ind Sill
field Venus, driven by. Mrs. Vanderbilt.
both were Shown to George w phae-
tons. This was an especially pretty
Mrs. Watson took the bluo with Lord
Baltimore, and Mrs. Vanderbilt was
given the red |, driving Shield Venus. 81
Class forEunlcorn tenms brougIit out
three entries In Mr.. O.. w. Wilson'S
and Mr.. Strauss teams, shown before
brakes. and Mr.. George yvatsons team.
Shown before " null phuctotl. Mr.. G..
w Wntaon's team or bays made UP OF
! Lord baltimore iii the lead, and My
Narylantl and My Marylund III. In tile
wheel took the eyes of tic crowd
from the start and whcna.the Judges
/ gave them the blue, IL shouted It's APP
prevail Tile red went to Mr.. George
iEWntspn's team, made ,ipNof vIscount,
Master and Major. and tile yellow to
{ N1r Strauss team mndcBup of Chiquita,
Wanda and Tonawanda. No@cXplann-
L tton was voucllsafed as to why the
/ rules which distinctly called for teams
ITO be shown before coach drag or
body--brukc" were not strictly en-
forced
I, Class 81. ponies under sadtlle-alt
-four came ln-Governor Glenn, driven
ID by Doc Benttie, had the crowd from
the stnrt on account OF "tlieir size"
I AIrs. Potts showed two beauties in
i Dnffodil and JonGuil.. and the Judges
Thought as follows. Blue, Governor
l GLENN other ribbons reserved be-
/, cause riders were too large to be
considered" This decision. was not un-
,Sderstood BY the audience.
It is understood that owing to the
/! constructions thta can be put on the
1 word child" the horse show will
I derthe same conditions. with the ex-
\ ception that boys Will be allowed to
/ ride. Il, Il
/ Glass 23-For Maryland Challenge
Cup, value $500, had only two entries,
Lord Baltimore having been scratched,
which left Mr.. Vanderbilt. driving
Bravo; Mr.. Carter, Of Philadelphia,
driving Mr.. vnnderbilt's Silfield Venus.
In the words Of the "railbirds,' Mr..
Vanderbilt seemed to have this class
BOTTLED up."Thc awards were as fol-
lows:
Bravo, blue. III
Silfield Venus. red.
The band played "Maryland. My
Maryland,"' the challenge cup had
been won again, and by q Vanderbilt,
as Oakland FARMS (Mr. Alfred tG.i Van
derbilt) youngster won in 1905.
Glass 45-I1adies Jumping class was
called next to jump under the follow
ing conditioner Must have been ridden
at least three times with recognized
pack; performance only to count over
regulation jumps: the rider of the win
ner to receive a silver loving cup. (,
king Dodo, with Miss Bridges up
was the first to go. lie was ridden
bcautifully, and went clean.
f Centennial, ridden by Mrs. Dietrich
tipped /,
Red Raven, ridden by Mrs. Beach
| Buine. went with tip at the rails
both times i43 tlss Il
Kcswicls, ridden BY. Mrs, Norris, wen,
clean, and the crowd yelled.
Christine. ridden by Miss Bridges
Went with one tip at the rails. She
took the Jumps at a ..hunting pace.
4 David Gray, Miss Flynn up, gave .
H beautiful performance.
Taconite. with Mrs. Dietrich UP
ljumperlvery cleverly, but tipped the
Hast hurdle.
Firelight with Mrs. Potts up, took
the crowd from the start. She jumped
beautifully and at good hunting pace
Interpreter, with Miss Bridges up
went with two refusals and two raps.
Majesty with Miss Flynn in TIL
saddle, "laid his toe on the rails once
Carnntion. Mrs. Dietrich riding. wen
In a sensational manner. WITH a tip.
Black Socks. Miss Bridges up. wen
| lout on refusals.
Cygnet, with Mrs. Dietrich in til,
saddle, went clean.
Kingsman was shown by Mis-
Bridges, and went, tipping the rail
fore and aft.
The Judges said blue to David Gray
red to Cygnet yellow to Keswick
white to Majesty. The awards cause,
surprise.
Glass i7---high jump--A1r. Lewis
ssCraclser Jack was brought In and tn
crowd began to sit up and take no
tice, The white wings brought In TIL
dash of death" III piecemenl TIL
old horse taking intense interest i
every movement they made. The bar
were placed first at six feet. an
Charley Ryder mountc. the most sen
sible high jumper ever seen here, an
the good gray made u clean perform
ance. The crowd yelled and warn,e
iup at least ten degrees. The rail
were then raised to SIX feet fou
inches, and In spite Of the poores
ride ever seen given. Cracker Jacl
scrnpcd over. The crowd Eeileds usAli
| Once more the bars We're put up. Thi
time to- sewn feet. Cracker Jacktitrie
J lwice and had the full sympathy Q
| tthe crowd The Richmond public hat
to see a game horse butchercd by tn
gross Incompetence Of his rider +
| ter two failures he was led from tn
ring By his owner.
Seminary. 3
| Class 4l-Grccn sHunters-First, George /
!, cain, CHI e.: exhibitor Westchester Earn arm
Is.ccnd. Majesty, CHI. g.: cNh,hltor, 1u' ~
| IMCrrIs Third, Allen Brecht, ,. g.; eNnipl
tor, Joseph T.. Willard. Fourth. Christine
| ID. M: 4 exhibitor. Harvey Seward S{
| Glass 6---Horses n In tHarness-f'irst, l4of
| Baltimore. b. g.; exhibitor. Paramount Earn
| sa.ond Fltrette, b. M; exhibitor 14ehna
strauss Third Emperor. h. FL exhibition
y George Watson Fourth, Bravo. lT, ST. g
4 C,inss a6--Ponies In Hprncss--lFirst ~
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