The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-08
r Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]


Charlottesville, Va, August 1T is
very seldom that the annual exhibition
of the Albemarle Horse Show is not
attended by one or more OF the beau.
tiful Langhorne girls Of Albcmarle,
and this year will prove no exception
Mrs Reginald Brooks. of Boston, who
recently purchased the famous Lang
horne country home. "Mirador." near
Greenwood, this county. and who
spends much of her time there, has
entries in several classes, and will nc
doubt come within the ribbons with
her splendid geldings. Rupert. Castle
man and Tom Brown. Local admirers
OF Mrs. Brooks are hoping that she
will take her own mounts over tho
hurdles, as she has frequently done
at former shows. The feature OF tho
Albemarle Horse Show eight years ago
was the superb riding Of Mrs. Nam
ME Langhorne Shaw, now Mrs. Aston.
On her favortte mount, Queen Bee"
she gave splendid exhibition of
equestrianisn when she took her
mount over the four-foot hurdles in
the class for Albemarle hunters and
captured the blue. Il am going to
win this event" she said. for want
$50 to buy donkey for the baby"
Mrs. Brooks is at home in the sad
die, as, in fact, are all the Lanshorne
sisters.
Miss Amy E. Dupont, of Whining
ton. Del, will make her first appear.
ance at the Abemarle Show. AT the
Orange show she captured many rib
oons and captivated the large crowds
by her charming personality and the
splendid manner In which she man
aged her fine horses Her entries in
Guide the bay mares Alexandria, Lady
Babbie. Matte Bond and Matte
Belle =
The Blenheim Farm. Of Baltimore.
WIZ be represented by the superb
seiolhss' Llghtwood, Aristocrat, Sem
s..lVe ROCK Abbey and keggy Corner.
ana the pay mare Amazon, and may be
counted upon to repeat some If the
victories earned at the Albemarle
sho" last year-notable of which was
mat or Algoma. in the class for hunt-
s,s ana jumpers, over hve-foot hur-
u!es' Agoma was piloted to victory
~ Mss Marie-Louise Cherbonnier,
m"o won a warm place in the hearts
Oh the spectators,
~ -. henner. Of Warrenton, has
80, ".'oap!e string in King Edward
e., se!u'hs Sunday Morning. chest
I pr., nate' sans-a-Tout, brown mare.
~ chestnut5geldi entored ~
a me charger class; Tlmberlost NOW, -
hnnt I g.. ana pair of hunters and
blna ~ go, 49, Last year he captured the
So So - the merchants Gun cla.s ui.t
a morning, with Willow K,na
1y "n.u W Mrs. Allen Potts. or "castia
H'1l' close second. lasts
NJ t,,, NJ i.
WIN ou!.ah Morris. of keswick. am, !, -
eatherbee, of New York n,,,, - :,
much IN evidence with ths ,n W. 90
ehtr'es: Taconite, David aoi!oW'hs
s MaeN. sGlo,versvllle, The Virsip Mas
scotlands' brown gelaing. c c,rg,nlan'
1,a1,sfl mare; Sorrento brown nela,na.
beltam brown gelding, socn'a ae'uihgi
stallion, and the Keswicl, I p!aek
,ast year ny these two exnibltorss a ,',asa
IN the infant jumping GLASS - wefe
ROCK Crest; lightweight hunte won oy
by Keswlcl; ladies' green ee rs, won
won by Rock Crest. "u"sefs
Mrs. Allen Potts, OF Hanny cu,.
Farm, near Gordonsvllle, a fayori,a
the Albemarle show since the orao,,
cation Of the association, viii ha,.a
such prize winners as Willow 49, -,
gray geldingi Caronne, black ma mas,
Dafrodll. chestnut mare, and the ras
tie Hill hounds. AT the 1soa sha
Mrs. Potts carried off the blue in ho.h