The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
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Ljndgcs had the horses out time after
ltime. st. Agnes and Durham. both MI.
lRufus L.. Tattersons entries. were
beautifully ridden by Mrs. Belle Beach
Balm. Mrs. Potts rode her mare Ra-
dnnt, Miss Flynn had the mount on
Julian Morrisss Maid of Ythc Oaks
Miss Taylor OF New York. rode Rcli-
ance. entered by Elsinore Farm.
After tho entries had been made to
go through the whole game OF ladies'
saddle horses such as changing the
lead, standing. etc. and a long walt
the ribbons went as follows amid
Kisses: blue To Durham, red to Radiant,
yellow to Reliance, white to Maid of
"the Oaks
Another interesting thing In connec-
ton with this class is that Mrs. Belle
Beach Balm just did reach the building
in time to ride. She was Immediately
recognized and given ''the hand"
Pairs Of hunters to be ridden abreast
over regulation jump came next. Jack
Frost and Taconffe went Clean; Gringo
and Lady Alice went clean: David Gray
and Keswick went clean: Centennial and
midlothian went clean; King Dodo and
Safe Conveyance went next. the latter
refusing twice and knocking down one
hurdle: Oneiros and Carnation went
clean: Nfngsman and Interpreter went
clean.
The judges gave first to Jack Frost
and Taconnlte. second to Centennial
and Midlothian, third to David Gray
and Keswick.
The last class was for lightweight
qualified hunters
The first five jumpers. King Dodo.
Oncrios. Brandon. Keswick, and Chris
tine all went clean; Midlothian raped
TIL Es;ra1 to.1,I t,,,>
hurdles, Chief tipped twice and Cygnct
once.
The judges awarded the blue to
Onerios. the red to Keswick, the yellow
to King Dodo and the white to Cygnet.
Summary.
Glass .i.-Open to all: minimum
weight to be carried lao pounds. Per-
formance only to count-First, kes-
wick, b. &. t15-3). seven years; ex-
hibitor. L. III. Weatherbee. Second.
Taconitc. b. &. fl6-3). six years; cx-
liibitor. Westminster Farm. Third.
Ardslcy, b. &. l5-3) three years: ex-
hibitor. Westchester Farm. Fourth. Dn-
vid Gray. gr. &. d6-5), five years; ex-
hibitor. Julian Morris.
Glass :5.-Ponies in harness to be
shown before an appropriate vehicle
First. Helen Miller, CHI. m. G2-2). seven
years: exhibitor. r'armont Farms;
Second. Clydevalc Champion. br. g.
d3-2). six years: exhibitor. Sandy
Point Farm. Third. Wclch Princess.
blk. IN. u.-2), eight years; exhibitor.
zlsinore Farm. Fourth. WEIGH Rarcblt,
BLK. m. Q2-2). four years: exhibitor,
Elsinore Farm.
Glass 2i.-Novice Harness Glass;
horse that has never won blue rib
bon at any recognized horse show out
side the State of Virginia-First. Chi
inuita. br. M G5-1 1-s). six years; ex-
lhibitor. Lehman Strauss. Second, Ad-
vance Guard. b. e. GS-2). seven years.
exhibitor. Geo. Watson. Third. Oriole,
br. g. (15-2>, six years: exhibitor, Fair
mont Farm. Fourth. Kinks, C. &.
fl6), five years; exhibitor, DR.. Henry
q. Plaster.
Class .S.-Saddle Horses: non-win-
ners prior to 19o7-First. Durham. CHI.
! s.. Q5D, four years.. exhibitor, Rufus
Ia. Patterson. Second. General Forest,
ID. 6. G5-2). six wears: exhibitor. Mrs.
John Spratley. Third. Sarnin, On. M.
l8t15-3> five 4h,nrs. exhibitor, Julian
Morris. Fourth, Majesty, eli. e.
! l5-2 I'D, four years: exhibitor, Julian
Morris.
Cin.s s.-Harncss Horses; over 1873
First. DR.. Sclworlt, CHI. G. (6-D..
eight years: exhibitor. Sandy Point
Farm. Second. West Virginia. c. E..
! 16), eight years; exhibitor. Fairlnont
Farms. Third. yiscount, b. s. (16), six
years: exhibitors George Watson. .
Fourth, Dictator, b. z. d5-3 1-gy. seven
years; exhibitor, Lehman Strauss.
CIus. I.-Roadsters (standard or
on-standard) First. Lucia c., br IN.
! Q5-2J, six years: exhibitor, IT, T.