The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-17

of the most interesting of the long
program. The Warrenton Hunt Club
easily took the blue ribbon. the en-
tries including Mr.. Benner and his
prize string. The Tomahawk Club. OF
tSornerget,r iva, came second and tnt
Riverside Hunt Club, of Petersburg.
third. Miss Annie Royal, of Rich
mond, rode one OF the Riverside
hunters and Miss Schwartz rode with
the winning team. Mrs. osborne was
with the Tomahawk Club team.
! A special class for gated saddle
| horses brought out a number OF most
capable performers. Tho blue rib
bon was awarded TO Bob White, be-
longing to Forest and Percy Rose. of
Sabot, Va. Second went to Belmont
owned by j. G. Walton and third and
fourth went to American Beauty and
Lady Walker, both belonging to
Forest and Percy Rose.
The events for GERM hunters,
roadsters, middle and heavyweight
hunters, runabout, ladies saddle
| horses and free for all, were all run
off in good shape and. were interest
| ing TO the crowd. In each event the
horses performed well and the judges
often encountered difficulty in picking
that one entitled to the blue ribbon.
Work Horse Parade.
| One of the best features of the
days events and one that, by reasun
OF the favorable impression made on
all, will be perpetuated at every
future meeting here. was the parade
OF working horses, those USED every
day by the business houses OF Rich-
tmond. The line extended for nearly
Il mite around the outside OF the big
racing track. the various wagons ana
vans filed past the judges stand ana
were reviewed by the judges and tho
crowd and then they were drawn up
inside the paddock and the judging
was begun 10y Presiding Judge w. j.
Carter The teams made an excellent
appearance and received continuous
lapp!ausss from the spectators as they
drove by the grandstand' Some Of
tho firms represented in the parade
were: stephen Putney Shoe Com
pany. Armour and Company Mer-
chants Ice Company. Consumers Ice
| company. Balientine Breweries.
Forbes and Company, l.. Bromm
Bakery, A. r. c. Bakery Cohen ana
Iconpany. Atlantic Narnish Works
Nolde Brothers Bakery. David NJ
Lea, Tyier's, National Packing Com
pany. Miller and Rhoads. the Rennie
| Dairy with twenty Wagons), anu
many laundry wagons ana small
! wagons of Xarions other trades anu
| Industries. There were In all about
| hUGuIEu W&EVliS aii
! representing perhaps. every class OF
! industry -EIchnnnd--
ofnciats Leave.
All OF the out-of-town oiflclals
,efl Richmond Monday night ana
Tuesday morning. Presiding Judge
II. ]. Caster left for GreenVilie, o
g.. where he Will act as judge at the
C:reenville horse show on May anu
t1g steward Wcstmorelaud Davis re-
,urned To New York. where he Is
undergoing treat ment for Illness
steward James X Madden left Tor
mis- home at Warrenton. Paddock
md Patron Judge u. A. Watson re-
turned to Washington and Clerk OF
Course Frank j. Bryan. one of the
foremost racing figures Of the Amer
lean. turf. returned TO his nome III
| New York,
Horse show Summaries.
Glass Screen hunters-~Amuiet.
NJ. G. Jackson, Of Petersburg, hrst'
tourney. Or r. d. owsleS Green
woe. second: Rutlcdge, James W.
i raves. RIchm0nI. third; Kenny Saw.
ohm u. Potts. Richmond. fourth.
Glass 17-~Iairs hunters--king Ed
ward and sans-a-Tout. Il. u. benner,
Of Warrenton, first; Kenny saw ana
AnnabeI, W. w. Osborne, OF dordons-
vile. second; Her Grace and chris
tine. f. Il. Sydnor of petersburg
Third -a.ed4nant and Tourney lit
\. awsley. of Greenwood. fonrth,
Glass 4-Roadsters--Colo Pur-
eu Charles Il. Whltlock, of Rich
Sond. FIRST, Emma stark. Charles r.
yhitIock. OF Richmond, second; Mel
10 McZcus, Or j. =. McDonough, OF
I richmond third: Apperson. Forest
. ma Percy Alien Rose, of Sabot'
J ,ourth.
class 12-Handfcap jump--Pied-
mont, Dr. r. y. owsley, of Green
wood first; Tourney. pr f. ID, Ows-
ev Of Greenwood, second, Safe Con-
: vance NJ T. jackson. OF Peters
hurg. third: Squeedunk. Mrs Thomas
\ Garter. Of Richmond. fourth.
, Glass g. Middle and heavyweight
b,,nters-~S,intiny Morning, q. d. Ben
ner. OF warrenten. first; Tourney, Dr'
y L. Owsiey. of Greenwood. second;
Kexgy Conner. L. u. Benner. of War
tenton third Orient, w. w. osborne
lnf Gn-,'ar4-ti'e frs~tS
Glass 2--Horse and runabout-Bug-
I Ter, Af9 . -. "a ~-'''t' nts.' Na,0'
Mrs. W. G. Bragg second Bob Lee.
Mrs. H. X. Franklin. third; ferke'
Il. T. Jeilison, fourth.
class s--suftffe herses--Hord Gold
tn. Herman Il. Ullman. of Warfenton'
FIRST. Gold n Jim. Miss Mary Butler,
+ III hmond, second. Bob White, +.
and p A. RISE. of SaJot third; Black
;ess Miss Rutherford. of Rich
mond, fourth.
Class I5---Hunt club teams--"ar-
renton Hunt Club. first. T m4hawk
| 'iunt Cia't. second Riverside Hunt
ClHh. third.
. Claas l8--IIupters and Jumpers
orient, " w Osborne, OF Gordons-
Iil4a, first. Her Grace. Z. r. Syanor.
4 4 Peter~hurr. seeond; sunday Morn
I ne. e. u. Eenner, of WaErenton.
tNfrd. KEY Corner. T. ID. Benner,
If Ware atoA7 fourth.
Specie class gss4tea saddle horses
| soh white =. and r. Rose. of S.
bot FIRST B&lmont, DR.. j, G. Walton.
neec nd; American Beauty, F. and
7 r. A. Rose, Of Sabot, third; Lady
Watkins +. and ?, A. Rose, Of Sabot,
: fourth
Racing Summaries