Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
.HONORS AT HORSE
SHOW TO DREWRY
Centralia Citizen Wins Mos,
Blue Ribbons in An
nual Event.
BEATTIE DOES WELL
Richmond Rider Handle S
Primrose Well in the Sad
die Glass.
BEATTIE DOES WELL

IS a D.. .
The second annual horse show OF
the Deep Run Riding Club. was held
yesterday on the spacious lawn of
Motor Inn. and In every way was the
most successful ever held by this
cup. Thanks 10 the efforts of John
Mccomb and Harry C. Beattie. one
OF the best lots of horses shown in
recent years were on hand to COM
pete for the prizes.
To Charles Drewry. of Centralia. goes
the honor of winning the most blue
ribbons. although closely pressed by
Mr.. w. o. Young, of Richmond, and
Middleburg, Va. with his crack
hunters.
Too much praise can not be given
the Misses Deford, who had the
mounts on the Drewry horses for the
admirable way in which they handled
their mounts. and In short time
these crack young sportswomen will
stand out as fair mark for other
young women to try and follow.
Benttie IandIes Jumpers Well.
Much applause was also given Har-
ry c. Beattie, Jr., of this city. ON.
of the best cross country riders In
the South, for the way he handled
Fern Leaf and Primrose in the Jump
Ing classes and in the open saddle
class which he Won with Primrose
after close contest
Miss Rosalie holland had a hard
Spill while taking one nj the Jumps,
but fortunately was unscratched. Mr..
James Ball. Jr., also had fall when
May Blossom fell over one OF the
jumps, but the rider was not injured.
Among some noted riding were:
Mrs, Frank upshur, Mrs. Harry G.
iBe!Sttie.s r., Misses Beulahs d ford. OF
Baltimore. and vfrg iriia; Alice De.
ford, OF Baltimore. and Virginia
Dorothea Rueger, Virginia Taylor
Resale holland and Ellen Ball: DR.
Thomas Hughes. Harry C. Beattle,
DR.. A.. G.. Ryland. F.. B. Sydnor.
Charles Drewry and Frank Deford, OF
Baltimore. =
Gallery Is large One.
One of the largest galleries seen
NJ horse show lnArecent years was
In attendance, and from the applause
siyen, were much pleased at the de-
cision of the judges, who were: Jos
ephs w. Graves, M. C. jackson. OF
Petersburg: Harry c. Beattie, 'Sr., and
Thomas S, Smyth s
5~N.'sSH ooiuc the HuulenCe noted
were: Mrs. Charles whItlock, Jr.. and
party; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. BarksdaIe
i.athrop. James G. Earnest and party,
MIS- Charles Withers. Colonel Percy
Hawes, Ed. Harris. Fred Scott Camp
Dali, Mrs. Harry C. Beattie. ST.: Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill Bemis. Mrs. John
McComb and party Commanders and
Mrs. George Cole Scott. Air. and AIRS.
NO. Young, Mr.. William Palmer
Young. Mr. A. c. Young and party.
Alfred Smith. Frank Corly, Mr.. and
Mrs John S. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
courtney, Miss WEIGH and many
Others.
This meet closes the season for the
Deep Run Riding Club. which In the
last year has grown To member
shipiof 100 or more. and many wait
ing TO join.
Summarizes:
Saddle horses. ladies' TO ride. TO
be shown at walk. trott and 'cantcr.
Manner and conformation especially
to besconsidercd.
Jack FrostE-ownedf by w. B. sgd
nor; ridden by Miss Taylor; first.
Sea Breezc-Owned by w, O..
Young; ridden by Miss holland; sec
ond. -555' ~
BessIe-Owncd and ridden by Miss
Stevens; third.
Tony.owned and ridden by Miss
Jones; fourth.
Saddle horses, open To alto be
SHOWN ats walk. trot and canter-
Primrose. owned by WI, Young, rid
den by III. { c. Beattie. ,Ir, lhrst: Jack
Frost, owned by w. b.. Sydnor, rid
den by Miss Taylor. second. steel
Jacket owned by Deep Kun stables.
ridden by Miss Rueger. third; sen
sreeze, owned by w. 4. Young. ridden
by Fred Campbell, fourth
Junior saddle class-judged only
on skill OF. rider and manner OF hand.