The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-10
HORSES GIVE
JUDGES MUCH WORK
ClassesW ell Filled and Animals Perform Uniform
ly Good-Darkness Comes Before Decisions
Reached Julian Morris Scores Heavi-
" in General Classes

Charlottesville, Va, August 9.-The
first day of the eleventh annual en-
hibition OF the Albemarle Horse Show
Association brought out some of the
best horses ever seen in a Virginia
show ring. according to competent
judges Twenty three classes were
shown, and competition was so close
'hat IT was dark when the ribbons
We're pinned on the winners in tho
hnal event az '"e
There were twenty contestants in
1871, ihthian class. and six clean per
iorhances. First money went In Al.
gonna, a winner at Madison souaro
Garden last fail. and conceded N ho
ne pest hunter in America. Another
biehheim Farm entry TO cantura
piue was Paradox, in the class for
thoroughbred hunters.
me SILVER plate presented by T. An
oerson Chisholm. president of the
'ipeinarie Association to the ladies'
.eSt harness horse. was captured by
Alexandria, a fine tyne Of harnnss
horse, full of class and manners
rome. a superb type of ladies' mora
was second in this event. Miss Amy
T. Dupont OF Wilmington. had a,-
other consistent performer in Lady
temo'o. who won the blue in the
novice harness class and that for har-
ness horses l51-2 hands or over.
Julian Morris scored heavily with
David Gray and Keswick. winners ut
Olympic show. In London. while his
bay gelding. Conhdante. won hines IN
the combination saddle and harness
and Eenueman's park hack classes.
The half-dozcn cavalry horses from
tort Meyer. exhibited at Olvmni,
London. were not at their best to-day
me chestnut eelding Poppy. ridden
by Lieutenant Adna Chaffce carried
off the blue In the class for green
hunters.
Mrs. Allen Potts won first money IN
.Portns tandem class. with Pretty
Maid at the wheel. David GRAY and
Mate were second.
The two entries in the fourth hand
class gave such superb performance
that the Judges divided the purse and
gave each a blue ribbon
Lee Hechinger's tenn was conceded
to be the best park four-i hand. and
r. J.. Thomas's a splendid road four
in hand.
ance. The judges were DR. f. Lester
Jones, Of Culpeptr; Charles r. Hooff.
OF Laurel, Md, and Harry w. sprat-
ley. of Elberon. Va.
Captain Mccoy. United States Army.
viii judge the charger class to-mor-
row. Summaries:
Coach colts. two years old and un-
der--First. colt. S. J. Robinson and
Son. Charlottesville; second. Moon
light. Lawrence HUMPHREYS, Char
lottesvile.
Hackney colts. two years old and
under-First, Pretty Boy. w B. Bull
lock, Manassas: second, Balblnus
Buckeyeland stock Farm
Gated saddle horses-First. Black
Beauty. W. Eugene Graves, Charlot,s-
Vile; second. Secret, George W. White
Red Hill; third. Tatnan. L. Marsh
Walker. IVY Depot; fourth. Highball
L. Marsh Walker.
Albemarle roadsters-FIrst. Easter
second, Scotch Lad. A. w. Rhodes
charlottesville; third. Carlton, Mrs
Hollis Rinehart. Birdwood: fourth
Major Bill. Gordon c. Nelson. Char
lottesville.
Infant jumping class. best perform
ance over jumps not to exceed three
md one-half feet-First, Megantic.
Lewis Garth. Charlottesville: second
Tuckahoe. Fred W. Scott. Alton: third
Aviator, James n. Andrews. Gordons-
Vile; fourth. Maximus. Mrs. Allen
Potts. Gordonsville.
Pair harness horses-First. AIexan-
dria and Lady Cimbeo. Miss Amy E.
Dupont Wilmington. Del: second, Miss
Brighton and mate. Lee Hechinger,
Washington: third. Wilton and Even
ing News, ]. Anderson Chisholm,
Charlottesville.
Hackney stations. three-year- colds
and over---First. imp, Hcacham Gold
finder. w. b. Bullock, Manassas; sec
ond, Night Hawk. Daniel H. Andrews,
Charlottesville; third. imp Hoacham