The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-04
Especial to The Times Dispalch.1

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Orange. Va, August 3.---The nrst
day of the thirteenth annual oxhib,-
ton of the Orange Horse show
brought out crowd Of about $500
people. on beautiful day The fea-
ture OF the show was the brilliant per-
forrnances made In the Jumping
classes. 1t was an exception when
even rap was scored against the
Jumpers. This made hard work for
the judges, and ties were jumped OF
In the green hunter, lightweight hunt
er and Corinthian classes. However.
there was no kicking against lecis.
IONS, except In the green hunter class,
utter which w w. Osborne was some
what dissruntled. but became well
pieased when his Galatea took the
blue in the following class for orange
county hunters.
The most experienced in horse
shows said without hesitation that the
snow had brought out the class!est
punch OF horses shown in the state
ios years. For instance, in the. Corin-
thian class, David Cray and Kesw,ck,
belonging to Il. II. weatherbec. OF
Sew York, lately back from their VIC
tories at London: Sunday Morning and
sahsatout, of L. d. Eenncr. OF War
rehton. and Mrs. Allen Potts's willow
ring, tied Tor first place
ne Judges put them around twice
peiore they were satisfied with Sun.
gay Morning az the horse deserving
,he blue. keswick came second, will
low King third, and Sansatout fourth
while David Gray took the gate to the
surprise OF the grandstand. The per-
lormance OF Mr.. Benner's mount was
absolutely perfect
In the harness classes, Miss Amy
dupont, OF Wilmington. took tho hon.
OTIS with her hackneys. There was not
u tail In the show. and the really bad
performances of the day would be
counted on one hand. In the handi.
cap class. Ar!stocrat, OF tho Blenheim
oeocR Farm, closed the show with q
cream jump over five feet two inches.
after lunch the mule race was won
~ master George shackelford the
os.eIs mostly baking at the exit.
a. is me prominent persons in
es stand, besides the exhibitors,
were FRANCIS Ware. OF New YORK. for
merry manager OF the Horsa Nv.
change; Thomas Atkinson ana rybert
-. leigh Jr. Of Richmond James p.
MeComb, John McComb and Harrv
beatty assisted in the Judging
u much larger crowd is expected to-
morrow ''o "
Summarizes
Best weaking colt. sired by Coach
Comet--Mrs. a. Mustoe. first colt. Jobn
~ Hamilton. second colt; j. S. WIZ
liaHs. third colt; j. $ Williams, fourth
Best weanling colt. sired by Heavy
Draft. gray stallion-William Dupont,
hrst colt; J. S. Andrews second; Betsy,
u. L. Selby & Son. third.
Best heavy draft brood mare-Biue.
SEP 5, = sas sac first; Temsge' B. F.
Best registered stallion. two years
old or oyer--SenbiIly William Du.
pont. first; The Aarseillaise. David NJ
Galloway, second, Pluto. William Du-
pont. third; Rawley. G. Z. Waugh,
fourth.
Horses in harness-The Ladies in
BACK, Z. j. Ward. first: Peggy and
Prue. George T. Marshall. second.
Green hunters-The virginian, Julian |
+. Morris. first: lumber Lost. u. u.
Benner second: Sensitive. Blenheim !
Farm. third: Hug Me Tight, Ronald l. /
Bald. fourth.
Gated saddled horses-RuO.n. e. j. /
ward, first; LATHE Fisher. G. e.
waugh, second; Bessie Holiday. G.. y
"augh. third: Patkin, r. p. West
fourth
HORSES
Champ. E. Lee Goss. first: Pet. william,
Dupont, second; John, j. S. Andrews
lhird; Atlas. w. w. Osborne. fourth
Horses in harness-First and second /,
won by William Dupont.
Park saddle--Belfane,J Julian f. Nor.
is. first; Silver King, Mrs. Allen Potts. /:
second; lola, Miss Marion Dupont.
:hird: Sorrento. Julian F. Morris.
,ourth.
Roadsters-Tammy Frank W. Ben
lett, first; Lady Gray. w. NJ Inskeep.
second; Charles Golfer. E. ]. Ward,
hird Virginia Bell, e. j. Ward, fourth.
Lightweight green hunters-Glediola. s
Ihomas Atkinson, first; Northwood, V. Il
Shackelford. second: Biackbird, Mrs. :
Allen Potts, third: Galatea, w. w. Os. :
'orne. fourth. :
Horses In harness-Iola, Miss Ma ~
Ion Dupont first. Buttercup, William
dupont, second: Amazon, Blenheim
farm. third; The Colonel, E. II. Fell
owes. fourth.
Special for Toulahawk and CASTOR | :
iunts-Galatea. w. w. Osborne. first. +
unbeam, w. F. Jones, second. Orient.
ames N. Andrews. third; Northwood, =
:. r. Shackelford, fourth.
Mule race--Lewis Bottoms mule. with
Ieorge G. Shackelford. Jr., up.
Corinthian class-Sunday Morning, u.
}. Benner. first; Keswick, z. n. Wealth.
rbee, second; Willow King, Mrs. Allen
otis. third; sansatout, U. D. Benner.
ourth