Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-23
LARGE CROWD IS PRESENT
At ORANGE HORSE SHOW
Spirited Contests and Attendance
Almost Make Meet Record
Breaker.
MRS. ALLEN POTTS BIG WINNER
Bracken Rose First in Park Saddle
Class and Member of Blue Ribbon
Sporting Tandcm-Churchm Il
Davis Take Gated Saddle Class.

ORANGE. VA. July 22-The promise
given yesterday for n good show was
more than fulfilled to-day in the va
ricty Of classes, number OF entries and
interest displayed by the large crowd
IN attendance. The attendance was
only average yesterday. but was so
larg" to-day as to be almost a record
breaker, and as spirited contests in
the ring followed close on each other.
the crowd made the wclkin ring with
its cheers and applause.
fistorio's Band furnished music
throughout the show, and as the
weather was clear and cool, the con-
dtions We're ideal.
churchm2n ~ Davis continued their
winning streak Of yesterday in the
gated saddle classes, and was a close
contender in tho harness classes
Mrs, Potts came back strong to-day,
winning the park saddle class with
her great horse, Rracken Rose, and
the sporting tandem with Brackcn
Rose and Pretty Maid. the latter going
beautifully over the jumps in spit- OF
the fact that she was bleeding from
being Kicked previous to the class.
The pony race was an added event
which drew cheers from the crowd as
the youngsters on their tiny mounts
circled the ring. One rider fell, but
was unhurt, the race finally going to
Ashton DcVcrcauN.
The hunt-club class was well quail
fed 70 stir the blood of even the oldest
as fifteen well-Schoolcd hunters cir
cled the ring one after the other. their
riders, in their hunt colors and equip
mcnt, making sight that brought the
spectators to their feet
Osborne & Holloway took first and
second in the Orange County hunters,
nd IN, .l,,
with new hunter. Jud Tollivcr.
Montpelier Farm, in its good marc
Dolly Madison, has mare that was
not beaten during the show, five blues
being carried off by her j" the harness
classes.
The last and most interesting hunter
class OF the day was the ladies' hunters
in which Mrs. Harry Rcnwick. on
Aquilla, carried off the blue and the
silver cup presented to the winner OF
this class by The Spur" Mrs. Potts
taking the red and yellow, both riders
winning round after round of applause
for their fearless and skillful horse
manship.
Summaries ma Winners.
Heavy draft brood mares-First
blue. j. ). Andrews. Orange: second
rcony, J. S. Andrews, Orange; third
entry. Henry Warren. Orange.
Heavy draft pairs-First, pair. Mont.
HtIlt! arm, !ipl!lptlltT, SctOnu, pair
Montpelier Farm; third, pair, Montpcl-
Ter Farm.
Santilly colts--No entry.
Koadstcrs-First, Easter LILY, Ward:
Sale Barn, Charlottcsvillc: second, Fail
Maiden, Churchman q Davis. Charles
ton. w. Va: third. Wilson. Mis-:
Clarke, Orange; fourth. chestnut geld
ing, Montpelier Farm. Montpelier.
Combination harness and saddl,
horses-First. Golden Rod. ChurchmaI
X Davis, Charleston, w. Va; second
Rrackcn Rose, Mrs. Allen Potts. Cor,
louisville: third, Marjory Moreland
Miss Marion Du Pont. Montpelier
fourth, Eccchwold Lass. Miss Marion
Du font. Montpelier.
light-wcight hunters-First, Name,
, Pansy, H. L. Mclean, Lcesburg: sec
ond. Miss Columbia. Mclean & Leith
i.ecsburG; third, Jud Tollivcr, Osborne
Il Holloway. Gordonsvillc; fourth, The
Wasp. Mclean 81 Leith. Lccsburg.
Gated saddle horses-First, High
land Artist. Churchman e Davis
Charleston, w. Va.
Park saddle horses-First, Brack CT
Rose. Mrs. Allen Potts, Gordonsville
Orange county hunters--First. Flor.
lat. Osborne & Holloway. Gordonsville
second, Jud Tolliver. Osborne & IIol
loway. Gordonsville; third, Carriers