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

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Baltimore, shown TO q cut-under
i Phoebe Walton. shown to n cut-under
Emperor. shown to n gig. These ell.
tries were shown with such speed nnt
seton ---scidom ,een In Richnond--th,
crowd yelled Itself fioarse. The Judges
y asked Mr.. Vanderbilt to show DIR. sill
wonls again, aud Lord Baltimore also
went.
The Judges gave DR. Sliwonls cham
pionship and lord Baltimore reserve
Class 3S--saddle horses, champion
class-.Reliancc. Mr.. Ledew up; Dur.
hmm, Mr.. Antoni up: Lady Mcdonald
Miss Doremus up.
As could be easily imagined this
was n very hot class, the Judges finally
giving the awards to Durham, first and
championship; Lady Mcdonald second.
Class 22--harness horses: pairs:
champion class-brought out Lady Wat
son and Sicount as No. !. George
watson; Lord Baltimore and My Mary
land rs No. 2, rairmont Farm; Phoebe
Walton md Marie Tempest as NO. =,
Sandy Place Farm.
Again Lord Baltimore and My Mary
land proved themselves invincible.
They were as perfectly matched rs II is
possible to get n mate to Lord Baltl-
more, his noldncss of action and gem
e,al carriage being wonderfu! Ihe
ribbons went to Lord Baltimore and
MY Maryland, blue; Lady watson anu
,yicount reserve.
Class as. champion class iishtwelsil'
hunters. to be shown over four Jumps
a, fo,,r feet six inches each. There
were no poor entries in this class
onerios tipped the brush and then the
rails Chief tipped the rails
over the Jumps.
Az this stage of the game 1T was
suggested that the championship classes
should be shown over eight jumps. ana
not four. as the catalogue called Tor.
The Judges. after long wait. decided
to have four, and Cygnet was brought
in and went clean. keswick tipped the
rails. and then went clean. George E.
Cain. after hesitating badly at every
Jump. went clean. Firelight, with Car
rison up. went clean. Majesty. after
going clean for three jumps. refused
tho rails and then raped. Ardsley
knocked the rails down and thea went
clean. Midlothian tipped the rails.
The judges had them brought in fort
conformation Judging and sent all the
horses except the following from the
ring: Onerios, freight, Keswick, Chief
and George Il. Cain.
AFTER rather close inspection they
were sent over the jumps again, going
as follows: Onerios clean. freight
clean. Keswick clean. Chief after
going over two Jumps clean and bril-
liantly. slipped on the turf and went
one tip. George E. Cain tipped the
rails. and then knocked them down.
Keswick got the blue; freight the
reserve.
Glass 40, champion class for hurdle
and heavyweight hunters. over the
T~nfC sNtnnn n
Gray. clean Centennial, clean. Red
Raven. after getting a poor ride and |
having two refusals, Went clean. Jack |
Frost tipped the. rails, and the prush I
and Talcon!te were brought back; Tai, |
conite got the championship. David |
Gray got the reserve.
The High jump.
In the high jump class. Cracker
Jack entered; Onerics and Red Raven, |
post entries: the winner of this class
TO so against the worlds record. II
was just ll:l5. when the ever faithful !
white wings" begun piling up the
poles. The crowd waited, not soul
grave digger" began giving instruc.
lions to the other white wings, and 1t |
As onerios, Red Raven and Cracker
Jack were led into the ring the crowd
stopped talking and waited for the last
buckle TO be tiXed to the riders fancy. |
The bars were put TO five feet, and
Sidney Holloway mounted Onerios and
went over with the utmost ease. Char
ley Ryder then mounted CrackerJack
and went over the bars by foot. Red
Raven was then asked to do the same
thing which he did.
More Instructions were given, and
the bars were then placed at five feet
six inches. Oncrios came nj II like a
thousand Of brick, and went over in
perfect form. He has a good. stout
heart. Crackerjack went clean. Red
Raven again did the trick, and the
crowd yelled like a football crowd.
The bars were then put up to six
feet, and when the announcement was
made 1t was received with applause.