The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-23
iiams's Generator walking off with
the white.
saddlerx Popular.

Nv 1896. H..
Sam Frazier. ridden by Louis
schulenberg, won the blue in the
class for gated saddle horses. The
horses were made to stand. walk, trot
and canter. 1t was a pretty class, and
deserved applause received. Mrs. Potts.
riding Golden Butterfly, was second
choice, with Queen Bess. belonging to
Miss Gwendoline Rutherford, third,
and Miss Wartield Crenshaw's The
Quaker. fourth.
The class for hunt club teams OF
three hunters from any club or pack,
horses ridden by a member or hunts
man or whip. was won by the Castle
Hill Hounds. with Mrs. Potts riding
Willow King, Joe Ladd on Prince
Royal, and Page Stephenson on Pretty
Maid. The riders presented q gay ap-
pearance in their red coats and black
hats. Riverside Hunt. represented by
MI, Sydnor. on Her Grace; Mr.. Jack
son. on Black Socks. and Mr.. Seward.
on Christine. was awarded the red,
with Deep Run Hunt, represented bv
Mr., Campbell. on Ben Cole; Mr.. Branch
on Lady Francis. and Mr.. Atkinson, on
Robin Hood. third.
The free for all, for hunters ana
was won by E. B.. Sydnor's
Her Grace. the mare clearing the sticks
In great form. Christine, H NJ. Sc
wards dun mare. was second. Black
SOCKS. an entrant in nearly every
event, and ridden by NJ. C. Jackson.
was third. with Valiant fourth.
The last class on the card was an
other triumph for Mrs. Potts. her
Prince Royal being declared best Of
all chargers shown, with Golden But.
terfly second.
a special post entry elias IS for teams
was Won by Louis Schulenbere, with
George F.. Jones second.
winners In Workhorse Parade.
Pairs. heavy draft horses-W. S.
Forbes 6 Co.'S bays, won; swift & Co.
second: Stephen Putney Co, third: w
s.. Forbes. No. 2 team, fourth.
Brewing Company. first: Richmond
Transfer Company. second: Richmond
Transfer Company. third; Pabst Brew
Ing Company. fourth.
Single heavy draft Unconstitutional
Packing Company. first; Stephen Put
ney Co.'S Battle Axe. second; Stephen
Putney Co.'S Nellies, third; C. F. Sauer
Co. fourth.
Single light draft horse-C. D. Ken
ney Tea Company main Street Store).
first: The Cohen Co, second; w. e.
Pickles, third: W. a. Andover, fourth.
City stables, Engineers department
Dump cart, No. 2. first; dump cart, No.
10. second; dump cart. No. Is third
single cart, No. Il, fourth.
Mules. heavy draft-C. w. Antrim &,
CO., wager No. 1, first: Harris Grocery
Company, second; C.. w Antrim & Co,
dray No. 5. third.
Special prize offered by Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
for driver longest in service OF en-
ployer, given to william Brown.
driver Of w. S. Forbes & Co.'s prize
winner. and winner of the Keilum low
ing cup.
spacial prize OF $3.50 from s. p. c. 4
to Pat Robinson. driving his own
team.
Special prize from s. p. c. A. of 81, 50
to william Robinson. driver for Straus,
Gunst & Co.
In addition TO winning ribbons. each
OF the first place winners were given
Summary OF Races.
First race--for thr~ee-year-olds and
Up. SIX furlongs-Sioiess 1Ghartrand),
las, second: Bendaga (Fairbrother),
third. FLYING Squirrel, Lady Alma also
second race-Steeplechase for Muir
phys Hotel Cup, horses the property
OF United States or officers OF United
States Army. about two miles-Kntghi
OF Elway (L%ieutenant r, F. Tate), i82
first. Tampico GLieutenant S. NJ. Rum,
bouGh). Ice. second. III OF Dia.
monds did not finish. Time. AGO.
Third Neutrality-suspicious. and up
ono mile-Otogo (HeathertonY, las
lnrst: Fort Carroll Il. J%ohnson)4 100