The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16

Mrs. p. A. Vans Agnew was placed sec.
ond. Mrs. william C. Hayes. as JoAn
OF Arc. with Messrs. Wallace Brown
and Hayward Spiiman as pages, was
without question the best individual
entry. Her costume and appointments
were letter perfect and carried out tAe
smallest detail She was placed third.
The cup for the best humorous exhibit
was given to the entry of Mr.. ri. -. 4
Groom, the same being coach filled
with men dressed az worren under tn0
name OF Votes for Winnings" They
distributed sugrage literature to the
amusement of the crowd. which Wa
most enthusiastic and representative.
being made up of people from Rich-
mond Washington, New York, PhiI4-
delphia and many from Baltimore. To
second ribbon in this class was given
to an Uncle Remus" float entered by
Mrs Richard Wallach, which was also
done we'll and contained all the ami
mails. the tar baby. Uncle Remus, ana
the little boy. Mrs. Julian c. keatns
entry, THE Old Woman who Lived In
"a Shoe" was given third.
The race program filed the Afternoon
hours. These were exceptionally well
horses started in the first race. This
WAS. won by. n four year old hay. be-
longing to II. P. Kelly and ridden by
him. The merchants cup was won
easily by w Fl. Emory, riding his
own entry, Waugh. The third race. Bali
Ignore, owned by l.. G. Leith and rid
den by his groom. ran pretty race
and finished first with Race Brook,
belonging to Lee Evans. close SET
HUI -
ton. C. NJ Gilbert's entry, but the ar
NAL was bit og and ran bad thru
The fourth race, the Warrenton hunt
steeplechase failed to fill. and SO this
race was not run. NJ. J. Shannon, b.
longing to Julian c. Keith. was the
only entry to appear, so the cup given
by w. n. Pool NJ. F. H. Warrent0n
hunt, was awarded to shannon.
The closing event of the day Was
the farmers steeplechase won by he
entry of II. p. Kelly. with an entry
of j. w. Golden second, and an entry
of II. T. Burgess third.
A hunt was given at the Fletcher
hall after the races. and was attended
by fully 200 people.
Glass /, jumpers open to all, per-
Torrance only to count. cup to vim
ner-First. Asian, owned and ex-
hibited by Mrs. w. II. Pool: second.
AQuiiia- owned ana eAHIpitSu ny Mh~
w. F. Wilbur: third. Lady Betty, owa-
ed by Mr.. j. *. Maddux.
Glass 2, green hunters. for horses
that have never won blue ribpon
prior to this show, performance 70
count so per cent, conformation ~
per cent. cup to winner-First, Full
Cry, owned by Mrs. j. X. Maddux. ex-
hibited by Mrs. Portman: second.
Jack Senhouse, owned by Mr.. r. n
Barrett. exhibited by Mr.. Harry Ed
monds; third, Lady Elway, owned by
Springfield. exhibited by MIR. r. G.
Hostetter.
Glass 8, ladies hunters to be ridden
by ladies. performance and manners
to count rs per cent, conformation rs
per cent. cup TO winner--First,
Aquilla, owned by Mr.. w. +. wilbur.
exhibited by Mrs. Smith; second,
Steptoe. owned by Mr.. Richard Wal
ZACH. exhibited by Miss Wallach;
third. Jack Senhouse. owned by r. q
Barrett. exhibited by Mrs. Portman.
Glass 4, hunter class. qualified or
green, performance to count so peF
cent. conformation and manners 10
per cent. cup to winner-First. jocks.
owned by Harrison & Smith, cx-
hihited by Mr.. c. H. Smith; second.
| Aquilla, owned by Mr.. Wilbur, ex-
hibited by Mr., Wilbur; third. Frank
wooden owned by Mr.. Glasscock, ex-
hibited by Mr.. Glasscock.
Costume class. for cleverest md
funniest exhibits, cups TO winner, pre-
scented by Mr.. Barrett-Cleverest, hTst
float Americas Gift to the Nations"
entry OF Mrs. j. S. Gaines; second
entry, Russian Peasants on Feta
Day Miss Olivia Fell; third entry.
Joan OF Arc Mrs. William G.
Hayes. Funniest, first, suffragettc
coach. entry of II. C. Groome: he
second float, Uncle Remus." entry at
Mrs. Richard Wallach. third entry,
The Old Woman That Lived In the
Shoe Mrs. Julian Keith.
First race, six furlongs. purse Ut
$50-First Graziola, owned by Mr,
II. p Kelly; second. Amhurst. owned
by r. L. Humphrey; third. Silver
Socks. owned by Mr. Joseph FlannA-
gan
Merchants cup. half bred steeple-
chase for horses that have never won
purse of 5000, about two mtlHA.
special cup given by merchants M
| Warrenton to winner--First. Vangass
owned by Mr.. w. II. Emory; second.
Forsythe Barber, owred by DIR, r.. I~s
Humphrey; third, Iron Master, OWNED
by Mr.. Julian Keith
/ Open steeplechase for three-year-i
olds and over, about two miles. pWfSc
of $100-F'irst, BALTIMORE, owned ~
/ Mr. l.. G. Lcith; second. Brook, owued
! by r. l.. Evans: third, Josie Hainpt6ht
owned by Mr.. C. NJ. Gilbert
The Warrenton hunt steeplecfanSe
for qualified hunters. about thrcA
miles. gentlemen riders, hands3n3
cup presented by Mr. w. IT. Pool, IA.
F. III. Warrenton hunt. to wtnnAt4l~
Awarded NJ. ]. Shannon. owned NJ
Mr. Julian Keith. "
Farmers steeplechase, for farmerq
over whose land the Warrenton MkHt
club hunts. purse Of $40 to winner.
short course--F'irst entry. owned I'LL
III. p. Kelly; second entry, owned mn
| ]. w. Golden: third entry. owned E3
III. r. Burgess. "