The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
SEVERAL THOUSAND
VISIT HORSE SHOW
Crowd Early Reaches Grounds to
Witness Judging of
Entries.
MANY WINNERS PRESENT
Miss Martin Takes Several Blue
Ribbons-Complete List of
Summaries for Season.
MANY WINNERS PRESENT

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Aug. 10.
For the last day of the horse show
the crowd began to reach the grounds
early. and by noon numbered over
two thousand. The indications are
that the days attendance Will be a
record breaker.
In the class for pair of roadsters d
post entry by Miss kemper. OF Staun-
ton, carried off the blue.
Mrs. James y. Andrews. OF Somer-
set. was an easy winner In the class
for ponies In harness. her brown mare
Biliiken being awarded first money.
Merry Legs, exhibited by Miss Lucy
Day Martin. daughter Of Senator Mar
tin, was second. On the seat with
Miss Martin was Miss Lucille Batten.
of Smilhfield.
Mrs. Alien Potts Daffodil won the
blue as the best saddle pony over Is
hands. with tsueentrs owned by Miss
Helen Bradisn, OF the University, as
second.
There was stiff competition in the
class for green hunters over jumps
not exceeding four feet. The blue
vent TO the bay geiding, Sentitive,
from the Bienheirn farm tBaltimore, /.
which stable also captured third
place.
Wilbur osborne's Galatea was Sec
ond: Mrs. Reginald Brooks Rupert
was fourth. Mrs. Brooks had intend
I'd riding her entries. bat could not
leave the gayeties at Newport.
j. h. Andrews furnished Il classy
pair in the class for Aibemarle ear
riage horses, the hlue going 10 Ga
rome and News Girl His bay stall
lion, Baibriggan, won first money in
the hackney stallion class.
Summaries
Summaries:
Hackney stallicns--E~rst. Balbrig-
gan. Buckeyeland stock farm. Char
lottesvsile. second, Night Hawk, Dan
| lei FL. Andrews. Charlottesville.
Colts suitable to become huiters-
First, SeIem, c. 8, Moore, Chariottes-
VILE: second Star of the East, Moores-
I brook Sanaiorlum Company. Char
iottesiyiie; third, Easter Girl, Charles
w Hulfish. Charlottesville; fourth,
April. Mooresbrook Sanatorium Com
pany.
standard bred coits-First. Easter
Girl, Charles w. Hulfish. Charlottes-
VILE. second. Star OF the East. Moores-
brook Santtarium Company, third,
I Brown Sugar Mooresbrook Sani-
tarium Company; fourth. eolt, w. T..
Ballard. Ivy.
Pair roaasters--First, Miss kemper.
Staunton. second. The Ladies in
Blae. Z. j. Ware. Charlottesville.
Ponies in harness-First. Billlken.
Mrs. James n. Andrews. Somerset.
second. Merry Legs. Miss Lucy Day
| Martin: third. Tar Baby. Thomas s.
Martin, Jr., Charlottesville.
Albemarie carriage horses--First.
Garonne and News Girl. Buckeyeland
Stock Farm, ]. b. Andrews, proprie-
ttor: second, Evening News and Will
ten, Mrs. j. Andersen Chisholm. char
lot.esvilie; third. Vanilla and Straw
berry, Mrs f. l.. Borchers, charlottes-
yttts.
Saddle ponies--First, Daffodil. Mrs.
Allen Potts, Gordansviile, second.
Queenie. Miss Helen Bradish. Univer-
sity OF Virginia: third, Dandy, Davis
and wood. Charlottesville
Green hunteds--First. Rock Abbey,
Blenheim Farm, Baltimore; second,
Galatea, Wilbur Osborne. Gordons-
Vile: third. Sensitive. Blenheim
Farm: fourth, Rupert. Mrs. Reginald
Brooks, Boston.