The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
CLARKE COUNTY SHOW.
DRAWS GREAT CROWD
Large Number Of Horses Com
pete for Ribbons in All
Glasses.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT MARS 1T
w. F. Randolph of Richmond,
Badly Hurt--List Of Rib
bon-Wit1ners.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT MARS It'll

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bon-Winners.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BERE2YyILLE, VA, August 27.--Thc
seventh annual exhibit OF the Clarke
county Horse and Colt Show Associa-
ton opened to-day with a crowd estl-
mated at $780, and a program excep-
tionally good. There are AGO entries
for the three days of the show. There
Is an appreciable Improvement in the
heavy draft classes over former years,
while the harness and hunter classes
are more than up to the high standard
of previous shows held here. Tho pro-
gram for Wednesday and Thursday
promises a rare treat to the admirers
of good horse flesh. and indications
point to record breaking crowds on
these days.
Among those who carried off the
most honors to-day were: Bowles
Brothers and Charles u. Clapp, OF
Clarke county; CARRIER & CARRIER, of
Harrisonburg. and Julian Morris. OF
Charlottesville.
The performances were marred by
three spills InIthe lightweight hun-
tiers class r. NJ. Peach. of Upperville.
riding Aristocrat. was thrown at q
hurdle, his mount falling also. He es-
capped with few bruises. In the
qualified hunter class Edward B. ia
cobs. riding NO Name fell with his
mount at the first hurdle. HIS horse
fell upon and rolled over him. but ia
cobs escaped unhurt, ana plucRlly roue
the class out.
The most serious accident Of the day
was that to Mr.. William F. Randolph,
Jr., of Richmond. who was thrown In
taking a jump, alighting upon his head.
He was picked UP unconscious, and
was removed to q hospital. where his
condition Is regarded as precarious.
Summaries OF Results.
Class a-half-bred colts-No. !, Lady
Gonzales. ]. T. Wilson: No. Boston,
3. F. Lippett; No. 8, sunshihe' fiafr's
LAFAYETTE, Wilbur NJ. Gaunt; NO. Y.
Roy, Miss K. l. Moore.
od Class 51 BE- Smith dtat j. I RutSer
ford; No. q. Molly. William Bonham;
No. 8, Doll. /. j. Hardesty; No. 4, Flash.
]. Frank Jackson 80
" Class 55--harness horses, 0ne-ye NJ
| e colt. M. B. Pulliam; No: 8. Grandee.
| Harris Brothers; No. 4. Clarke shade
| Moore. ,5
y. C1app; No. 2. Byunhild and f ca J.
Charles .. Clapp; No. 8, Grandhy Kitty
and foal, Charles E. Clapp; NO. 4. mare
! and foal, Milton Stipe. .,,,or
StaS i, Kleber, R. r. Smith; NO. 2
M Glass S s y Hesss; draft stallion and
get-No. ], Fayorite, $. ChamDllh' ~
2. K1eber: r. r: Smith l1a+ 80 imnorted
pe L,a Kleber--No 1, mare and
colt. Annie Bush: No. 2, mare and colt
j. %. Welt. y,ra,n,,
Class 6sspee,a oi seretv ny fo r'r mares
suitable to produce hunters-No. !.
Lady Lady Monticello, pr. HOWARD, O.. Osborn m
No. g. Emma B.. Harris Brothers, No
8. Lady H.; Harris s., BrntheTs' N no ;,
'ne glass 1o-Roadsters, Ave years and nd
over-No /. Phyllis Ertsson, w; "
Mcdonald; No: 2, T Rusder brT Dr P ?.
d Bawan; No NJ. & sk fRRss W + fun
Class 14-Horses In Har rna, s,r four
years and Rro9Res5 No. s bay gsdes
CARRIER & CARRIER: No. 3, Aseur, Ghar ,es
3. Clapp; No. 4, Miss Matchless. Charles
class Ike, c aoMiss H Brotsers;
No. q Andy. D. G. Butler; No, 8, Je!th,
Donald n. Gilpin; No. 4, Acrobat, Mrs.
D. Fl. Henderson. 80 ,s
old AN ana under-No i. Country Girl,
po1v,aa brothers; No. 3, Bellalre Girl.
u, D. Denner; No 8, Aristocrat, r. M.
Peach; 30 4, Majesty. Julian Morris.
cess sry JsEL1 3 +. sWeatherbee; No.
. ding Edward, III D. Benner: No. 3.
Maiosty, Julian Morris; No. 4, Country
| Girl, Bowles Brothers.
~ ~ Brownie, Eleanor Osborne; No.
Brown Boy, Allen Morris; M. 4,
Tiny. Elizabeth Smith.
No i. The Parader, CARRIER s. CARRIER;
Kinks, Henry G. Plaster; No. 4, SHOW
Girl, Charles =. Clapp. Ia
sa ddaes ,,oor r i. Monte Grts' 9
i5af Phys % ;'a No. s. piedn,ont, p ~.
Payne No K Kim "a, r +. sadd Me.ePs5 l.
Monte sfesn e GrIsto. CARRIER g. CARRIER; No, 8,
iBird, Geo. II. Plaster, Jr.
bo Gsass mare trY or geldine driven singlya,-
Az re- Charles =. clapp; No, Miss
Matchless. Charles p. Glapp; N No Iet-
1 Glass 4s-oualihed hunte9s-No. ! ,
King Edward. U D. Benrer;. No 70; :. !; Z;
Bachelor, Terry Dulaney; 80. ., DaVla
Grey. Julian Morris; No. 4 keswicK. y
Class 56-Flat race; bert two out OF OF
three; half-mie heats-No. !, klng o.
shades. Roger Bros: No. B. Teagert, y.
Fl, Allen; No. g. BeattN Landon II.
Roger Dulaney.
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long SHOTS WIN
MOST OF RACES.
SARATOGA, N. ", August a.,
Horses from the Sanford stable scored
ltwicn 70 day Walls, the to 10 fAyOr-