The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-19
HORSE SHOW and RACES
AT Charlottesville
VIII Be Featured by AibemarIc
Country Hunt at Madison Park
This Week.
ENTRIES IN SEVEN CLASSES
Barnyard Handicap Divides Interest
With the Jumpers-Many CLASSY
Fencers to BE Seen i'm Action.
Visitors Arriving.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. october
lS.-Membcrs Of the hunting set froF
Richmond, warrenton, Orange. Cor.
in Virginia are arriving to attend the
annual horse show and races given
each autumn by the Albemarle County
Hunt at Madison Park. just west of the
university, this week. There Will be
two classes in the show ring and five
classes over natural country, with about
five fences
Interest centres In the barnyard han
dicap race, open to poultry or animals
usually found on farms. such az ducks,
geese. guineas, turkeys. chickens, pigs
sheep, dogs, cattle. horses ETC., which
must be driven with rclns by lady on
foot. Those entered In the event are:
Mrs. S. J. Holloway. Mrs. Huzelhurst
u. Perkins. Miss Berta Garth, Miss
Willie Niche. Miss Daisy Garth. Miss
Mary Humbert, Miss Willie NJ Garth.
Mrs. h. ID. Tayloe. Miss Ellie Wood
Page, Miss Dnvis and Miss Boiling
The following will act as judges, Mrs.
Hollis Rinehart, Mrs. 4. $. Craven and
Mrs. Charles w. Hulfsh. The first prize
is sifvcr~cup. presented by Thomas
-. Conlon: second prize, plate.
The exhibitors entered in the show
rina> events are: Miss Berth Garth,
william IL. BALI, Laurie r. Payne. VI.
w. Carter, DR.. n. c. Randolph, Julian
Morris, II. L.. Burton. Wilbur w. Os-
borne. OF Gordonsville: Fred Scott, ,Jr,
OF Richmond: George T. Marshall, Mrs..
Allen Potts, OF Happy Creek Farm, Cor
louisville.
III the jumping class open 10 all.
qualified or green hunters. over eigh,
iourtfoot fences, the first prize. silver
cup. ~ offered by l.. o. Meyer, OF Id
nnigl' no cla IN.
ers, with women TO ride, over -four
fences, performance and manners only
TO count. the cup is presented b. Mrs
Robert Il. Crawford.
-Four teams are entered in The hunt
team class. Ingleside, 'romehawlS Hunt,
of orange. and two teams from the Al
bennarie County Hunt. Tho riders will
be in full hunt livery. the horses to be
shown over five jumps, over natural
country about ono mile. at fair hunting
pace. The first prize. a silver cup, Is
presented by Edwin -. Tayloe
The entries III the hunters steeple-
chase. half-breds to carry $50 pounds,
thoroughbreds f65. to he ridden by
gentlemen riders in colors, distance
about two miles. include Andy, owned
by II. II. Dinwiddie; Azo, by George
y. Carr; Topright, by j. H. Montague;
dulum, by Mrs. Sidney j. Holloway:
Buck tboine. by Miss Berta Garth; Ben
Cole. by Miss Bertn Garth. and Began
tic. by Fred scott, OF Richmond.
The exhibitors in the open steeple-
chase include those mentioned above,
together with Paul Bouton of Coves-
vile. and William 4. Harris, OF this
city. The cup is presented by mem
bers OF The local lodge OF F.iks
TIE M;tramccs in the half-bred
steep!echaHe, is presented by William
j. Rucker, OF Missouri and Virginia.
The exhibitors include Mrs. Sidney j.
Holloway. OF the university: Manley
Cartsr. OF Orange: Lee Davis, of the
university. and Mrs IL. ID. Tsyloe, OF
Eirdwuod.
Tie first prize in the Corin1hian class
is given by tic merchants OF Char
lottcsvi!le. Eighteen horses arc en-
tered Il, this event including Happy
Creek aud Pretty Maid, owned by Mrs.
Allen Potts, of Happy Creek Farm.