The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

~ u 4 lHIGC-llI!le winner 6OC
the blue and $3.50 IN gold. ]. v.
Ryan, on Shot. got the red and the
same amount OF money; r. w. Allen.
on Joe, won third place and a pair OF
leggins, with c. B. Mathews, winner
OF the white and a pair of gauntiets.
The first race. on the flat over a six
furlong course, was won by the chest
nut gelding, FlRtfoot, with Turner up
and carrying 1877 pounds. Molers was
second with Little Usage third.
The second race for horses. the prop
erty Internationally and free from any
contingency OF the United States gov
eminent or OF officers Of the United
States Army, brought out a field of
two-Lieutenant S. VI. R~umbough, on
Tampico, and Major Henry T. Allen, on
Dalny. The race was for the Jefferson
Hotel Cup. and was won handily by
Lieutenant Rampough, Tampico going
the W miles IN easy fashion, leading
all the way. never being headed, and
breezing in about six lengths ahead OF
Dalny. who appeared tired.
CUP to Lieutenant Rumbough.
Major Allen, Immediately after the
race. in a graceful speech taking about
two minutes. presented Lieutenant
Rumbough with the cup A purse of
$3.50, of which $40 went to the second
horse. was also won by Lieutenant
Rumboush.
The third race over tie full mile
course was q pretty struggle between
otogo and Fort Carroll, the chestnut
son of Ornus. winning in the stretch by
a length. with Campaigner third.
But the spectacular race was the
steeplechase owe the regulation course.
1t was the first time that a Richmond
crowd had ever seen Young Blitzev In
the also" class, This pretty though
aged chestnut son of Bitten. out or
Mollie Davis. has run many a good
race hereabouts. but he was a littIa
out Of his class, Bergoo. q brown
gelding, with every earmark OF e
jumper was away to a good start ard
won the race. with Essex at his should.
er under the wire. Jack Baker was
~dismounted at the second water jump
on the finishing mile, but Turner re-
mounted and finished In the money.
Powhatan was down at the first water
jump and went to the stables, unin-
jured. Altogether 1t was a good race.
and nobody left until after the finish.
The fifth race on the program, a
post entry affair for farmers over
whose lands the Deep Run Hunt Club
hunts, did not hll n Will be run to-
morrow afternoon.
That a large crowd will be out to-
morrow afternoon goes without saw
ing. The sport provided, the nlagni-
hcent spectacle presented by Uncle
SANS troopers. together with the rae.
Ing program, will undoubtedly attrac
one of the biggest audiences at a race
meet or horse show In Richmond in
years. 1t is worth a long trip to watch
the army calvarymen go through theil
manoeuvres. IT is not possible to de-
scribe what they do-one must see &c
believe.
Another of the big features for TO.
morrow Will be the workhorse parade
which will take place. Just before the
races are run, about 4:3o in the ar.
t%ernoon. Immediately after the work
horse parade will come the cavalry ex.
hibition. The horse show classes vii
be Judged, beginning promptly at I.
o'clock. Following is a partial list o!
the entries in the workhorse PARADE:
City Fire Department q; City Stree
Repairing Department. 4; Nationa
Packing Company. 4: Pabst Brewins
Company, 3: Times-Dispatch /; Swif
& Co, 3: the Cohen Co, .; Stephei
Putney Shoe Company, A.: c. W. Antrim
e. Sons, 8: C. F.. Sauer Co. i; Stokes
Grimes Grocery Company, i: w. r
Pickles. 1: I. w. Francis. 1: the Call
Watt Co, 1; Richmond Hardware Com
pany !: Diggs & Beadles. Inc. i; tn
White Star Laundry. 5; Stratus Guns
CO., 1; DR.. 7. P. McDonough. Il: w. S
Forbes & Co. q; Mrs. a. j. Pyle. 2
Armour & Co. 4.
Among those noted In the boxes wer
Miss Katherine E1kins, daughter OF tn
late Senator from West Virginia; NJ
4 and Mrs. Blaine Elkins, Mrs. Chaffee
! 3. G. Corlcy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruskell, F
! G. Kellam. Miss Lillian Kellam, MI
\ and Mrs. B. F. Halfway, w. Horac
4 Rose, Percy a.. Rose. Forest Rose, Mr.:
8 w. Horace, Mrs. Mcclure, Miss Mar
A Eeret lecture, Miss Camm, Mrs. E.. T
4 Hotchkiss. Jr., Miss Edith Gran
4 Palmer Leigh, w. l.. Jeffries. Otis n
B Alfricnd. D. D.. Wright, Miss Mari
A Koiner. Mrs. Donnan, Miss Eichelber
ger. Thomas Lannor. G.. w. Steven:
Cecil Stevens. Miss Seldom, Mr.. Jermar
! Miss Moulton. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
Mr.. Pegram. Mrs. Turner. Mrs. LathroI
a Mr.. Straus, Miss Elchel. Miss Myer
Mr.. Bloomberg. Mr.. Schwartzsohilt
j Mr.. Rose, MIR. Rutherford. Miss Rutf
81 erford, Miss Wheat, G.. D.. Mayo. MT