Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-11
FOX HUNTERS BY
SCORES AT old c. 0.
National Meet Proving A Big
Success With Chase Fu-
turity One of Features

tlN VI NilC TN
association is proving success
II every way. y special report
cr for the Lexington Herald who
= OH the ground. writes of thc
meet 10 date as follows:
VI daybreak this morning the
eighteenth annual meeting OF the
National Fox Hunters Assooia-
tion was launched here with the
blarc OF the hunters horn and the
music of the hounds"
Exhibitors and spectators are
arriving from all parts OF the
country, the former bringing
with them fox hounds which viii
compete in the bench show and
running classes shccdulcd for the
meet.
The outstanding feature OF the
meeting this year is the FIRST
Chase Futurity, held under the
auspices OF the The Chase Mag
azinc. oi which Samuel l.. Wool
ridge. OF Ners2Shs, is president,
and Robert ]. Breckenridge, cdi-
tor. \ liberal purse is offered IN
this fox hound race. i'll which to.
= only the owners of the winning
hounds will share but the breed
crs as well. This iie,d trick VIII
be run before five judges. select
ed bv the directors OF the Chase
Publishing Company.
Those appointed i'll this import
ant event OF fox hound affairs fol
lox: William Rcdditt. Mississ-
;ppi: Charles Rankin and Edward
Powers. Kentucky; Sam Eclsor,
Long Island. and DIR. y. W. Pat
ton. Al2bama. all veteran fox
horndmen aud Judges OF the high,
est standards.
Grab Orchard. located at the
ioothill, OF the Cumberland
Mountains. where foxes are plen-
tiiuI. j. called 'l'oXhuntcrs' Para
disc. Under the new manage
rlent at J. :. HaSclden and |. NJ.
Fickeiscn. the hotel has been re-
Arodelcd and equipped. The ball,
Dof the national meet will be held
Tuesday night III the ball loom OF
tie ho:cl.
The club has arranged TO take
care vi all entries at the meet.
having enlarged and renOdeilod
the kennels. HORSES will be fur
nishcd by the Crab Orchard Rid
ing and Hunt Club.
ri. IL, la u ,-.,f
ed tremendous interest through
= ont the country. aS j. evidenced
by the number of entries await
ing the starting OF tho race.
\mong these entries are ioX
hounds OF rnbieinishcd lineage.
representing the bluebloods OF
dogdom. and are not only invaiu
able. scntiiucutally. to their own
crs. but in a financial way. are
worth their weight i'll gold. Enoi o.
nous prices have been offered
and refused and the victor oi this
great stake VII be an outstand-
ing one i'm the realm OF fox hunt
in" sport. Entries have been
made from a. lar east aS Con
neeticutt and Massachusetts; as
far west as Oklahoma, and as TAI
south as Louisiana.
Among the out-oi-statc cNlibi-
tors are: NJ. B. Brainhard. Hart
lord Conn; ]. :. BriScoe. RoN
bury. Mass: I. II. Bond. Jones'
boro. La; John NJ. Branham,
Chicago aud Gallatin, Tenn; III.
". Criner. kyger. W. Va: +. /.
Cassell. Pittsview. Ala; Duffy &
Bribols. Perryville. Mass; ]. NJ
Craig. Marshall. IeNas; Ira h.
Can't. Monroevillc, Ala. : X. {
IIardman. kyger, w. Va; Wn:
Carl Hunt. Cleveland, O.: w. *
IIerrin. Clarskdale. Tenn; anc
Homer Howard. Barnesville, Ga.
uwucrsof Hunters Rest Kennels
of Lagrange. Tenn; {. L. Lilly
Tupelo. Miss: +. {. Lindsey. o
Ionesvillc. Texas; ". T. Nell
vain. kcarney. Mo-; X. L. Hays
Spencer. w. V. owner OF Noun
y 'ainccr Kennels: Capt. III. 4
y Moscley. I'inlow, w. Va; DIR. Nj
L. Moorcr. Mt. Vernon. .Ala.: J
+. Mills. Munday. w. Va; DR.
George B. Nye. Waverley, O..
y. NJ. Young, Kansas City. Mo
owner Of Ozark Kennels. at Ben
tonvillc. Ark.: W. w. Redditt. o
Greenwood. Miss; w. J. Strib
ling. Philadelphia, Miss; DAME
Stratton. Neosbo. Mo-: Nj. II
Steele. Spencer, n. C.: Or. Thos
Slayden, Williamson, w. Va: Dr.
ID. L. Sewer, Aslevile. n. c.; II
;. Shultz, Rochester, Q.
Anong the kentuckians havin,