The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
BEAU |FUL WOMEN,
HANDSOME HORSES
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the horses are sent out to the grounds
Monday afternoon they viii be as
signed positions in the line.
The work horse parade teams are
expected to enter the grounds through
the Hermitage gate. Vehicles Will
not be considered in the judging
which will include only the horses
and harness. Merchants who have
not entered their teams are urged to
90 so.
The Judging of the teams In the
work horse parade will he as follows
Pairs heavy draft horses, pairs light
draft horses. single heavy draft horse.
single light draft horse, pairs heavy
! draft mules, single heavy draft mule,
pairs light draft mules. single light
draft mule.
The Society for Prevention OF
, Cruelty to Animals will present brass
medals to team winning first prize
and $3.50 in gold TO Its regular driver,
with other prizes from $3.50 to IS
f, for driver of team longest IN SER
vice; another to team second longest
, in service: also to driver OF oldest
horse in wagon service.
A cup valued at $50 will be given
for best pair horses by Kellum hos
pital. A cup valued at $40 VIII be
given for best pair mules, by MAY
we'll e. Crouch Mule Company Chi
cago.
The exhibit by the Richmond fire
| department viii be attra ctive and u
great deal OF interest is being taken
/ In this event
Want Baseball Game.
Among the horsemen Of the Fort
! Meyer cavalry troop are number OF
good amateur baseball players These
men have a regular team and are
very anxious 10 ge, D game with some
amateur team OF this city. Any am
bilious team that would like To cross
! bats with the soldier boys VIII be
accommodated.
Cars Run to Grounds.
Beginning at II O'Clock Saturday,
electric cars VIII run out to the
! grounds and ample service Will he
] given to accommodate the large
crowd that IS expected to attend
Major Henry T. Allen and Colonel
George NJ. Dunn have arrived In the
city to attend the meet
Racing Entries.
The following are the entries IN the
races which begin at 40 Saturday.
4 II e. NGNE T Ut iElFtt- tar ~1EIS ana
upward-Purse s1c5, Of which sf50o
10 the second horse. and SO to the
third. Three year Odds to carry 1875
pounds: four year oids and upward to
carry 145 pounds. Winners of two
races in 1911 to carry Eve pounds ex-
ira. OF three or more races. ten
pounds extra. Non winners In 1911
less than 1870 pounds. Gentlemen rid
ers allowed Ave pounds. Six furlongs.
i Entries Rendada, 137, DIR. Bert.
lS2; Noiless, 1885, F9atfoot, 1877: Lady
Alma. $50, Dan Loan, 1S7 Joe Mason.
, 1Se; Flying Squirrel. 145. Little ofate,
14o.
Second race: The Jefferson Hotel
Cup; fiat race for army officers: for
three-year- olds and upward--For
horses the property Internationally and
free from contingency Of the L s Gov
eminent or of officers of the L. s.
Army.
Purse. $50, of which $50 to the sec
oad horse and $50 TO the third A
Cup (vaue $3.50. presented by the
Jefferson Hotel 10 the rider Of the
winner. Horses to be ridden by the
officers Of the L. S Army in summer
uniform. Weight 1875 pounds. Sex
allowance as by rule Overweight If
declared to the clerk Of the scales by
noon Of the day on which the race
is run, Winners OF one or more army
races. in 1911 to carry five pounds ex-
ira. No entrance fee. Two miles
Entries~-Tempico. 162; Dalny. l62;
Line OF diamonds. 1872
Third race! For three year oids and
upward-Purse. Si25, Of which SIS to
the second horse. and $40 TO the third
eight for age. Winners of two or
more races In 1911 to carry five pounds
extra. Maidens allowed five pounds.
one mile ~"
Bendada, III; Or, Bert, l01.
Fiat Foot. III; Fort Carroll. lo9;
! Otogo, i2s, Campaign 1876
Great Steeple Chase.
Fourth race; SteepIechase for four
Year olds and upward-Purse. s175, Of
which $50 to the second horse, and s25
to the third. Four-year -oids to carry
14o pounds, five-year -olds to carry
l52 pounds; six year olds and upward
TO carry 155 pounds. Winners IN 1911
to carry three pounds additional for
| each race won. Registered Hunters
allowed five pounds. Gentlemen riders
allowed five pounds About two miles
Entries-Bergoo 1876, Essex. t52.
Young ,Bletzer. 1852; Powhatan, 147;
| Jack Baker. 15S
The great rivalry between Young
Bitten and Essex viii make this one
of the most interesting events of the
Fifth race: The Deep Run Scramble
For horses the bona fide property
of farmers over whose land the Deep
Run Hunt Club hunts Purse, SIS;
of which IS to the second horse. Post
entries. Weight 120 poundsa over
weight sllowed. The eligibility OF all
entriesSo be passed on by the COM
nlittee. Entrance free. Half a mile
The entries do not close in this race
until noon SATURDAY.
Hunters and Chargers.
The following are the entries in
the show classes that will be exhibit
ed and judged Monday beginning at
. o'clock.
Hunters and Chargers p. M
Owned by the United States. govern
ment or officers OF the United States
army and officers of: the national
guards. Performance Is per cent.
conformation. 25 per cent. Jumps, 1
feet. No entrance fee. Cup valued
at $500, given by the military board
of Virginia. First prize cup; second
prize, ribbon: third prize. ribbon.
fourth prize. ribbon, Prince Royal.