The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-16
.WARRENTON HUNT CLUB
HOLDS SUCCESSFUL MEET
Large List of Entries Features Big
Day of Sport OH Course on Farm
of William II. Wilbur.
COSTUME EVENTS ENJOYED
Big Crowd From Richmond, Wash.
,ington, baltimore, New York and
Philadelphia Attend - Festivities
Wind Up With Ball.

WAIsRENTON VA, October l5.--The
meet of the Warrcnton Hunt Club took
place here to-day on the course on the
farm of William T.. Wilbur. master OF
Spite Of and IN
tons. was Witnessed by about 1000
people. and the day was one of clean,
good sport featured by large classes
in the horse show events and brilliant
jumping. The smallest class contained
nineteen entries. and the performances.
hrst class, for open to all jumping. ont
OF thirtS-one entries, there We're twelve
S Tsa perlormapSes to be jumped off,
liam II, Pools Asian, exhibited by Mrs.
Pool Aquilla, the splendid black be-
longing to William T. Wilbur, took
Lady Betty was placed third by the
Judges. who were Messrs X. w. Daniel
and Dulaney Dubutts.
brought out twenty-one good ones.
Mrs. j. X. Madduxs Full Cry. shown in
a. T., mos, perieet performance by Mrs.
Jack Senhouse, of K. r. Barrett. and
Lady Elway, now the. property Of L.
The, class of greatest interest was
the ladies hunters, with nineteen
animals listed. Auuilla, owned by W.
F. Wilbur but shown by Mrs. {. ii.
hlbited by Miss Edith Shepherd wal
ZACH Lna,,. WAS SECOND; JACK senhousc.
placed third The last of the horse Ms
show events. the class of hunters. green
U %as ausl,ed Sv Of awsin5Heght entries
locke; shown by CORTLAND il. Smith
Aqnliia WAS seconds and Frank Wooden,
Sock M Sas si1nn by ch,on Glass
There were mo falls In the jumpins
classes. Luncheon was then served on
Costumc Glass In Afternoon.
The costume class followed the lunch
hour Cups were given by r. r. Bar
GUS exhibit Fifteen floats i "i and entries
g a iioat OF Mrs. John S. Gaines and and
icas gift to the Nations, six girls rep
resented the different countries. Miss
Eliza beth Gaines. as America. was a
by Miss Olivia Fell and Mrs. p. a Vans
;Msgmew, WAS placed second Mrs. Will
Messrs. Wallace Brown and Hayward
Spillman as pages, was the best in
dividual entry. Her costume And APP
p i,i ,, were perfect. We was
The cup for the best humorous ex-
hibit was given to the entry of II: c.
name of Votes for wi3mimg s''''' Tue
by Mrs. Richard waiiach. Which con-
tanned all the animals. the tar baby,
Uncle Remus and the little boy. Mrs
Julian Keith's entry, The. Old Woman
WIN Lived In Il Shoe" was given third
The race program followed. The
events were well, filled for a meet OF
this kind. Nine horses started I'm the
first race This was won by four
=. Kelly. Tho merchants cup was
easily won by ". n. Emory. riding
his Own entry. Waugh. In the third
race Bailymore; owned by l.. c. Keith
and ridden by his groom, ran a pretty
race, and finished nrst, with Race,
brook, belonging TO Lee Evans, a close
second. The odds were on Josie Hamp-
ron T.: NJ. Gilbert's entry, but the ami
The fourth race, the Warrenton Hunt
steeplechase, failed TO fiji, so this race
was not run. NJ. j. Shannon, belong
ing I'M; It to julius G. Keith, was the only
e % 70 appear; SO the cup given by
WAS MS awarded to shannon.
me closing event OF tho day was
the farmers stcepicchasc, won by IL
y. Melly, with J. w Golden second and
III. r. Burgess third,
~ hunt ball WIS given ut tho Tlctch-
tended by 200 people.