The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06

owned by Z. III. Wcathcrb'ee, OF Sew
OK. which wop the blue ribbon in the
heavSweight hunter class yesterday
Taconitc mndc a superb performances
second was taken by Algoma. OF the
Blenheim Farm; third. by Pretty Maid
owned BY Mrs. Allen Potts, and fourth
ny David Gray. owned also b. Z. H.
Wca therbee.
HiShcHs Individual hcaors In to-day's
seventeen events wero won by Il. y.
McLean's strin, OF horses, which cap
tur:d two blue, four rcd, three yellow
and one white ribbon. Virginia horses
won two !irsts. two seconds. four third5
and three fourth prizes. a
Owners of Virginia horses entered
In he show are 8 follows: Roger H..
Baylcy. Dclaplane Sell Air Farm.
| Warrenton ". II. Buckrey. Catharpin;
". b. Bullock, Manassas; John NJ Do
! trick, Dumphries; Mrs. Goclet Gerry.
The Plains; Pater C;oelct Gerry, Tho
Plains T. II. Goodwin, Manassas: e.
Basil Hall. Middleburg; mitchell Hair
rison. Nokcsville: Mrs. /. NJ. Humphrey.
Bluemort; l.. G. Lett, Middleburg: Mrs.
| Frederick McE!hon. .Warrenton; Julian
| Morris. Neswick; Mrs Alien Potts,
| Gordonsville; S. II. Rogers. Hamilton;
William Skinkcr. The Plains: Henry
Fairfax: Aldlc, and f. n Vansiclslcr.
4ishburn.
Winners From Virginia.
Virginia winners of to-day's events
were S follows:
III class No. :, ponies in harness IL l. 2
and not exceeding u IL hands, the
fourth prize. ribbon. was Won BY Daft
fodil owner. Mrs. Allen Potts, Cor
louisville, Ma. M
In class so. 10. combination horses.
to he ridden AMI driven b. same per-
son. the first prize. $50. was Won by
Confidantc. owner Julian Morris. Kcs-
wick. Va. and the third prize, $40. by
honorable. owner. Henry Fairfax. Al
die. Va.
In class 80 SO, handicap jump. the
Maid. owner, Mrs. Allen Potts Cor
| louisville. Va.
In class no. 81, thoroughbred hunt
! crs. he second prize. $50, was won BY
| t:awine. and the third prize, Sa5, was
won by Sans a. Cont. both horses
being owned by y. D. Benner. War
! renton. Va.
In class No. 5. polo ponies. under
saddle. the first prize. $50. was won
| AIiddleburg. Va.
| In class No. 90. ladies' saddle horse
tpost-en,ries>, the third prize. so. was
Won hy Pretty Maid, owner, Mrs. Allen
Potts. Gordonsville. Va.
| In class rs. military horses. open 10
army, navy and National Guard. stall
| lions suitable to produce cavalry
! mounts, flle first prize, SIS. was won
| by ST. Nicholas, owner. Front Royal
/ Stables. Fr,nt Royal. Va.
+, III class 40. A. pair saddle horses
one PIX ard ether road type. to be
| property of same owner. the second
/ prize, $50, was won by ConHdante and
| keswick. owner Julian Morris. Kes-
| wick. Ma, and The fourth prize. ribbon.
by silver King and Pretty Maid. owner.
| Mrs. Allen Potts. Ciordonsville Va X.
In class No. c5. saddle horses. 1912
hands and over. the third prize, SIS
was won by Deviscr. owner. Bell Air
! Farm, Warrcnton. Va. and tho fourth
| prize. ribbon. rs The Honorable. owner
| Henry Fairfax. Aide. Va.
In class 80. Corinthian. open 10 quail :
| flied hunters. the first prize. $500. was
won by heswick, owner, F.. Fl. Wealth
crhce, New York. and the fourth prize,
| ribbon, by Justine, owner, Lieutenant
+. F. Crab n, Fort NIyer Va.