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LIKE WINE, H0RSE=5H0W QROWS BETTER AND BETTER
t*d ribbon. Elevator hafl nlrendy Ultcrl
the blue .it thr mntlnee. The rldlng
?f Mrs. Birtlr JdhnsOn on Torchllght
ejaused a storm of hand clnpping. SIu
fcaa rldrion at xpveral of Iho showa ln
Wadmont Vlrginlfl thla soason. and amoiijg
the gpectatora were many peoplo tl'otn
that section who had soon her perform
ances and knew wlwt to expect. J. S.
Hollowava lldlng of Chappio eatwed
many pooplc lo ssy thnt a botlor tidw
had not been seen here at any exhlbltion.
Hia Btat i.? superto.
Senator Banlel was a consplruous flK
ure at the show last nlght. Ile otSCUpjed
a aeat In the box of Mn.'or J. n. Potlon.
Hf wlll romnln here untll Fflday or Sat
urday. and wlll attend all the perform
Repre?entatlre W. A. Jones. or the Flt'St
JBietrlct. tvaa amnng the speclalolfa last
nlght. occupylng a B?at in tlio box ot a
Rlchmond frlend. Govemor Montagtie
Har- not prr-aont last nlght. but Mrs.
Itonlag ?? was there. In a box with a
?Umber of young glrls.
Mr. Alexander Uamilton. of Palersburg,
had a box seat, but hc OCCupled It but
IKtle preferrlng to atroll about tho rlng
and meet hls frlends. At the rlngalde ls
the placo to mcot aeouaintnnoos.
Judge James Keltti. of thd Supremo
Court of Appeala, haa been prescnt al all
tht perfortnanees thus fnr. Ile was In
the bnx of Genertil Managcr C. E. Doylo.
vt the Cheeapeake and Ohio, last nlght.
Slill Grows Bcitcr.
The show last nlght was bettor thon
on Tuesday night. Thero was moro gin
ger ln the audlenco, and there waa a
larger audirnee. If the crowd to-night is
gTeator. tho hulldlng wlll be dlsagroeably
full. The Bhow thus far Is a succesa
?reater than was hopod for. Porfect att
tvmn weather, and entrles Which few. if
any. horse shows In the country ean
?urpass. unlte to promlsa that the exhl?
bltlon wlll be a auccews to the elid.
The Artlliery Post Band, from Fortress
Monroe. ono of the best In tho cotmtry,
whlch won a prlze horc some years ago,
wlll play at the concort thla mornlng and
npain to'-nlght. If the Marinc Hand, whlch
waa called to Washlngton, falls to re
turn In tlme.
THE DETAILED STORY
Those Who Won on tho Tar bark Last
Nipht. and How They Won.
A fashlonable crowd was hurrylns
nround the walkway and seatlng itself
5n the boxes to the m.uslo from the Ma?
rinc Band when tho first class was !
called?that for horaea In harness, over
fourteen hands and one Inch, and not
excoeding flfteen hands. The rcqulre
rnents were that they should havo style,
quality and all-around true action. and
be abie to go a good pace. A splendld ;
bunch responded to the sound of the hu- |
ple. and as tho hlgh-steppers began to
olrcle tho rlng the music lost Its charm
ond all attentlpn was turned to the tan
bark arena.
A splendid lot of htgh-steppers that
puzTded the Judges for some timo went
the rounds to the npplauso of the large
audieac*. which clapped Its hands with
unwearied enthiislasm as the royaltiea
of the horse kbigdom paraded before
tfcem in all tho prlde of blrth and achieve
roem.
Mrs. John Gorken drovo her chestnut
gelding Newsboy. a wlnner on many an
aiena. and to many lie seemed the wln?
ner on this ono. But there was a bettor.
Faseination, a chesthiit gelding, entered
bv G. Trowbridgu Hoilistcr, had a fasci
riition for the judg-.r;. and to hlm was
awarded the blue ribbon. IIO deserved it.
Ho went the paco and hls action was
:>.uo. Ho stepped as if ho scbrncd tho
. giound on which he trod, and deiled any
otber animal to oqual. Mrs. Jolm Gcr
ktn's Xewsboy, a wlnner of blue rib
bons, had to bo content with the second
honor. Ho ls a splendld geldtnp, with
h'eh/kneo action and abllity to boI a
pace tliat is bard to follow. Hls win
r.tng second placo is an Indlcntlon of tho
liigh class of hors.es that la shown at the
I'.iohmond Sliow. G. Trowbrldge liollls
ter's Elevatlon, dri\*en by Thomas
Brnnch, of this city. took the thlrd prlzb.
Tho foiirth wont to Hrulus, exhil>lted by
Mrs. W. S, G, Wllllams.
?Class 2S. Saildlu horaea, to bo shown at
walk, trot and canter; to chonge the l.ead
at the canter, to back oaslly and to atand
for the mount and diHiuoiiiit, was tho
ncxt class. Thero was a good list of cn
tries, and they were all of a high gradb |
of excellence, Quality, mannera, paces j
and conformatlon woro to count. Dr. ?
Woodend's Maple Lo.if enptured tho Ihst j
r'.bbon, and tho second wont to Mr. Uon
ry Fairfax's Fancy. a bay mare. Fancy |
\\at. nover before been in u ahow Hng, I
and her wlnnlng o'ver horaea that havo j
ccptured blue rlbbona at some of the j
best shows'bf'the^pountry Is a tostlmony |
not only'do tliO excellence of this horse,
but to Vlrglnla 'horaea In general. AViil- |
lor Holladay's Koritucky Cardlnnl,' alao
:i Vlrglnla horse, by Hlghland Denmark,
won the thlrd ribbon. Tho fourth went
to Amerloa, Mlss Holloway's horse, rld
den by Mr. Jlolladay. whose horscman- I
Bhlp is one of tho foaluroa of Iho show.
Class i^-glg horBCs?vitii the noxt on i
the programme. A Rlchmohder drovo
the wlnner and won the applauao of tho
? ?rowd, whlch by this tlme tllled overy
> neai and crowded all tho spaco around
tho rlng and overflowed into ttic receaaes
where refreshmonts were ae'rved.
' There woro a numbr of highcsl grado
horaos ln tho cla^s, as Ih abundantly
. eliowu ljy the faot that Baron Brown
was; ontered and dld not capture an honor.
G. Trowbrldge Holllater's Fasclnalion,
. dnven by Mr. Thoroaa Branch, capturod
ih? blue rliibon from Mra. John Gor
Ven's Newsboy, a horse that hld high
foi tho firat honor ln cvery class In
whlch ho wah onterod. Dandellon, a
cheBtnut geldlhg, entorod ny Charles Fl
? 'orniiif-:. Won tho thlrd rlbboh; and Mrs.
Grosvenor's Litlle Boy Blue Ioon tho
fourth.
In Class it. for purk four-ln-handa,
there weri only i'"''1 ontrlea, Mrs. Dlet.
erich'a entrles bavlug been u'cratched,
Vjr. W'oodend!i coach wa? n llttlo late
in arrlving, but tljej' wore the target of
all eyos, and wci>> followed around the
rlng by a wavo of applauae. Mr. Charles
Fownes, the gruut whlp, again handled
tho relns in his Inimitable ntylo, and
Bldney Manley, ihe greal BngllsJi liorn.
blower, ln lila ecarlel coat, ag'afn caugh(
tVK- crowd by hta oxperl hoi'n windlng
a; the Bplendtd horaea swept around tho
brown arena, The VVoodond team con
sl-t^ of Bsron Brown and Brown Baroti,
h sdera, and Sharoroc* and Banlos, wheol
<t>. and moved with perfect rhythm un
der Mr, Fawnea' mastorful guldanoe.
Tliu othor two compeliton ln the claae
woro Mrs. James'M- E. Grosvenor's hand
BOtna four and lhat <?! Mr. Thomas I)?-.
ford, of Baltlmoro. tt was hard to
choose among such a trlo, bul the Judgea
finally awarded the bluo ribbon to tho
Woodend turnroit, though many of tb.e
crowd were fivorable to the clalms of
Mrs. Grosvenor'i four, whlch iatulcd the
red ribbon and second prlae; Mr. Peford'a
four gettlrig tho yellow and thlrd honors,
Tho n^^.t claa^ la always the most
popular of every show, and Invarlably
fuiulshes the eloruoiit uf exoltomont to
the ahow?the ludle.s' hunttr's class.
Ix>not grij* r.or Iritute tho ullr
tar? ranal. 'ilay an ijently,
projuptly, cleaaae elicclually und
Qlvo GamforH
jVOld by all drma;bis. 'il .cuu
REMEMBER,
nnytliiiKj you mny hefid in
dress for nny oecnsnon nnd
cou'i nnd nnywhere else, cbii
alwnys be hnd HERE.
ln Frock-Coats nnd Evening
Suits, the principal ohanges
are skirts a little longer and
falling strnighter from the hips
and ndlffercnlcut to the lapels.
There is riothing bettef* than
the best?the Best is here.
l'ull Dress Stiits-$38.0D to $-10.01).
Tuxcdo Suits?J26.O0 to ?SS.O0.
Sillt Hnts?$5 00, 58.00 and *10.00.
Tuxcdo Hats-$8.50 and $5.00.
Business Suits?$8.00 to $28.
Wlth a fleid of elghtccn and thc most
famous eques^rj.ennes of Xorth nnd
South fn the saddle, it was a royal strtlg
gle for thc honors, and one that made
the blood of tho spectalors tlnglo wlth
excltement nnd evoked unbounded nd
miration of the dashing, fearless and
masterfui rldlng of tlie ladios.
Chapple, Mr. llolloway's great Jumper. |
wlth Mlss Holloway ri'dlng. was the ,
first to bo aent ovor tho jumps, nnd
though well rlddcn, tlie famous bay was
out of It on performance. Mlss Hollo?
way, who rodc several othcr mouints In
this class. is a ptrlklngly handsome
woman, and is one of thc fi'nest eques
trtennes over seen in thls clty.
Eloyator, Mr. J. Stowart Bryan's glant
DR. WOODEND'S WILD GERANIUM.
(Dlok Dohnolly up,)
groy, with Mlss Skeltbn rldlng, furnlshed
the excltomeiu for the evening. The
liorso li.nl Juat cloured tho ilrst fenco,
whon tlu> rldcr w'ni seeii lo alip and then
.to Call foco foremoat ln tha irlng, cloee
beslde the rail. ICverybody wa.s on tip
toe of cxcltement for a inoinent, but
hardly longer, for tlie plucky and dash
ing rider was up ln ;i iwiiikling, and lo
tho surprlso and pleaaure of all present,
was- unlnjurod, having slid from tho sad?
dle and brolcen tlie forco of tho fall by
her own coolnesB. In Justlce to her, it
should bc s:iiil that the accldent was
catiaod by the allpplng of tho safety stir
rup. Ia a momcni Miss SUolton was up,
had ovortaken her mount, and ln less
time than tlie rocltal bf u requlres ahe
remounted, / auiid unboundod applauac.
it was an exhlbltlon of IntoUlgonca Ilrst,
'and then of duuutloes couragb, whlch
the crowd admlred In ajnoat voclferous
i munnoi". Mlss fekeltop then took tho
horse ovor the rornaluing JurriPN with
adraJrable sklll, baroly Upplng thc fences.
Tho other horses, ln the order of thelr
juroplng, wero: Bo Bur, Mr, rlohderson'a
. blg ba'y huntcr; rldden by Mlss Dorothy
i lJetiry; Mrs, Hlalr Jphnspu'H X-Kay, rid
; <Ien by hor owiu-r, ono of the tinest and
' mosi popular horflevfontop thaj vlslt tho
j IMchniond show; Churlos Pflzer'S Youf
l-'ejldw, wlnper of the htgh juiup arid ;i
' npiendld peifurmor, rlddon BUporhly by
Mlsa Beablt, of N'\v York, making a
I clean and fuultless performanco; Freo*
Innce, Mr. [Jolloway'a second entry, rld?
den witii rui<: BTOCO and bkill by JJIsa
Marian Holloways Forest Ktng, Mr.
i Jumea B. PortoKa ehowy black, rldden
I Ij> Mlss Dailiol, of VJrglnia; T. 1.. Kvana'
j Joker, is <1 ?!.-11 hy Mlss I J.-ni y. nnd glvlpg
a ilno perforTnanco; Mr. R, M, Tayor'a
clmmplon Jtimpor, Grey rtock, rldden by
1 Mrs. niair Johiison, and well rldden;
King Dodo, Mr. McCoinh's ilustnut, rld?
den i-y Mlss Bkolton in dashjng itylo;
1 jack of plamonds, rldden by Mlss sel
den, his owner; i-miy Wlnsome, Mlss
< Weatherbee's liuptor, rldden by Mtsn Hol
loway, one i.t the mosi popular rldors of
tho f-y nlngi liod Raven. ownod by 11->
' gc-r Brothera, and rlddi'i. by Mlsa llrnry;
I Oranlto, owned by Mr. Jull \r\ Morrls, nnd
i ddon t.v Mih-i Bkeltoni Janloe, wlth Misa
Hi r.\'u. ridlng, refusiiiB the Jumps; Bllis
iit rd, i v.:..- i bj Mr. roung, i r.d rlddon
I by m tt li-.' :?? Puthflnder, owned by Mr.
?\ouna ?'?? ? iIddi n by Mlss ii>'!'.!". nnd
| di-ikIi g, owned by Mdrrie and Joslln, nnd
rlddon by Ml?? Wom y,
i? ?..ia.-1 icing, wflh Mi.-- punlc) rldlng,
ovei lurned the i< -'?? e, snd I 'i fi i her
. ; ?,-,, :.! ).???? emani - would have throv:.
? !. i/ut wlth rare pyesenca -if mhid nhi
.? i lipod i.i I- i. i. -i. i .'. ? i idlj a|
plauded by the uuil ? or i- at
.Yij..-. Jlfcliry. v,i.v | .-? .; .-. .. waj
warmly applntidnd ns she carrled hhn
c\ii uio Jumps and dld BOhio vory fi?e
rldlng.
In mnklng oward. tlio Judges had to
take Into ronslderation tho fact that
utldor the coudltlons imposcd, manners
counted i.'C> pcr cont.) performahfte over
fcncos 60 pcr ' cont., and conformation
lVp por ccnt. Tho HOfSoa wero hnsaddlcil
ahd subjoctcd to crltical test, afler whlch
tho bltiu ribbon wns vory Jtlstly plnnoil
on Mr. I'flzcr's .Your Follow, this splen?
dld Jumper havlng givo'tl a stiperl) exhlbl?
tion. Thore was no doubt of his vlctory.
Ilis rldcr, Mlss Bello Bcach, tindor tho
rondltlons of tho pontest, was awnrded
the hnndsome sllvcr ctlp offorod by the
.issoolatlon to (ho rldor of tho wlnnlng
horse. Hho was grected with great np
phutso, the nwitrrt belng a popular one
ln both cas-cs. Tho rod ribbon went to
Mr. Eryan's Elevator, wlnner of tho blue
ln the green h'fldvy wolght Inintrr class
nt tho mnllncp. The awnrd wns ox
Iromely popular becatlSO of tho hnrse's
fino porfnrmanco and Mlss Skelton's rld?
lng and her forttimttc escapo from injury.
Tto Bar, Mr. ? llonderann's hnndsome bny,
n son or Bnhomlnn, rldden by Mlss
llonry, captured tlio yellow and thlrd
prlze, and Mr, McComb's Klng Dodo,
riddon by Mlss Skolfnn. got tho ribbon.
There wns but one more event. the tho
roiighbrcd hunter class. with flvc con
testnnts, tho other entrles hna'tng l>cen
scratohod. ln t,hls class conformation and
quality wero rated at flfty por cont., and
performahce over ft-ncos at flfty. Colleen
Bawn, tho brown marc. ownod by Mr.
E. D. Passano, and rldden by hls ownor,
was tho flrst to be sent over the Jumpa
and gavo a clean exhlbltion,, clearlng
everythlng In faultless stylo amld great
appluuso. Dcep Run, Mr. Harry Boattla'a
splendld hunter. and a Rlchmond-bred
horse, with IiIh ownor rldlng. tlppcd iho
last fence ln gnlng over, but othcrwtse
acoulttcd hlmself handsomely, and waa
c'xceedlngly wcll handled. Joker, Mr. T.
E. En-nns.' entr.v, rldden by that graceful
and sktlltul rldcr, Mr. Sldney llolloway,
was the noxt to bo Rent at the fencos, and
took them all In oasy fashion, snvo the
last, whlch ho tipped sllghtly. Messrs.
Morrls and .Toslin's cntry, Eanclng, rld?
den by Mr. Rlchard Donnolly, gavo a flne
exhlbltion aftor ho had warmed up,
taklng tho fenccs rilocly and oaslly, nltur
tlpplng the flrst two sllghtly. Mnrjorlo
Eong, riddon b,y her ownor, Mr. E, D.
Passano, Jr? aftor several refusals, cloar
ed tho fences ln falr style. Mr. T. E.
Evans' La Touralne, rldden by hls ownor,
tlppod tho flrst fenco sllghtly, but elear
cd teh others In dashing stylo.
After tho Judges had passed upon tho
matter of conformation, tho awnrd waa
announceu, Colleen Bawn, wae Justly
glven the blue ribbon, whllo Joker ro- l
coh-ed th? red, ahd Mr. Boatfo's Decp ,
Bun, tho yellow. Tho whltc went to Ea |
Touralne,
Just bcforo tho last class, Mr. C, W,
Sinlth's flno huntcr, Chlpmuhk, saddlod
but rlderless. was perniittcd by tho owher |
to givo an exhlbitlon that dcllghltd tho ;
large crowd and evoked unboundod en- j
thuslasrn, The prctty and Intclllgent hcast j
twlce made tho rotmd of tho fcnces, cleai- i
lng thpm all enslly nnd cloanly. The
crowd wlldly applauded the performance
of the Intolllgeht well tralncd anirnal.
The Summnres.
Class 5.?Horses In barness, over four
teen hands and one lnch and not oxcee-d
Ing flfteen hands, to have qual ty, style,
all-around actlon and bo able to go n
good pncc; to be shown to n llght two- or
four-wheel vehieie?G. Trowbrldgo iioi
Uster's Pnscinatlon, oh; g,, ilrst; Mrs.
John Gorken's Nowsboy, ch, g., socond;
G. Trowbrldgo llollistor's Klavatlnn, ch.
g? thlrd; Mrs. \V, H. G. Wlllinms' Brutus,
br. g., fourth,
Class tK?Horses 15 hands ?> inches or
ovor: galts requlred wnlk, trol and nui
tor?Dr, W. 13, Woodend's Maplo hoaf,
Ilrst; llonry Ka'rfax's Kahcy, b. in., sco
ond! Wuller Ilolladay's Kontuclty Cardl
naJ, l>, g? thlrd; Miss Marlan Holloway's
? -.. t'Mtrlh,
Class 23?For best liorse sultablo for r
gig?o. Trowtiidge HoJIIstor's Frisolna
tlon, ch, g-, flrst; Mrs. John Gerkon's
Neb.-ibov, ch. g., socond; Charles v. norti
ing's Dandellon, oh, g., thlrd; Mrs, j, n.
M, GrOBVonor's 1/ttle Boy Biuo, b. g.,
fourth.
Class 17?Kour-ln-luiiuls, lioraea to bo
15 |ia,nds nnd bver; conforrhutlofi, style,
rnanncrs and ull-rumid actlon oonsliler
<-d Mr. \Y. )?',. Woodend's team flrst;
Mrs. Jaiiiis h. M. Grosvenor's four so
i cond: Trothas peford'w four thlrd; Mr.
\V. B, Hoelng's four acrutchctl,
I Class II- I.ndles' huntOlS, to be rlddon
by ladies who rlde wlth a recognlzcd
liunt I'lub. ovor Jumps not to ojeceed 4
feet- Charles Pflser'a Your Fellowi h. k-.
wlth Mlss IJOflCll tl|i, flrst. she I'OCOlvJnB
the handsomo sllver CUP offoivd to I'Jder
of wlnncr; j. stewart Bryan's Bleyutor,
g, g., wlth Mlss SKelton rlding, socond;
00 Bor, b. g., wlth Miss llonry up. tlilnl;
Klni; Dodo, ch, k-. owned by J. u. M,
Comb und rldden by Miss Bkellon, rlh?
bon,
(.'bisH 3J?Thorouglihred hunters, opeu
10 aii reglstorcd thoroughbred tjuullfled
and greeti hunt?rs, conformatlon and
quality to coiint Co per cent and p(-r
fonnanco over fences 60 per eept.-?-Jv, l>.
Ps .ii-j':i br. in. Colleen |5awn, wlth his
own i' up, flrai; T. i-. Kvans' Jokor,
10 (iUKE A COI.D IN ONE BAY
; T?k? UiStlVS BrOIUo IJllhilm- 'f?.:-. ,\ll
>irugk.?.< n-find tlie uiuury If I' fslli lo oure.
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BRILLIANT MATINEE
The Winners Yesterday Afternoon.
Hentherbioom Loudly Applauded.
Tho flrst matlneo of( tho Horso Show
waa a brllllant success ln every dot'all.
An excellont iirogrammo was carrled
through on thne without accldont or In
cideht of a dl.-agreeable naturo nnd 10
tho dollght of a One, gathering. In fact.
the managornent was well pleascd wlth
tho attondanoo at thls matlneo, wlilclv
was almost up to that on tho openlng
night, and In point of enthuslasm was
far ahead of it. There wero several
classcs on tlie programmo that provokod
unboundod enthuslasm, notnbly the tan
denis, tho heavyweight groon huntera
and the hlgb jump, the last belng tho cll
mnx of the entlre performance. The
audlonco was a parUsah ono and testillad
lts satlsfact'on and lts dlssatisfactlon aa
occaslon roqulred by applauso of the fa
vorlte, but there -was an entlre nbsenca
of hlsslng or outward expresslons in the
naturo of crltlclsm.
Tho boxe-s were well fllled and tho rc
sorved rows likewlse, tho crovd over-.
flowlng Into the htgher seats, whlch
whllo not fllled, were well sprinklcd wlth
admlrlng spectatora, There wore in tho
gathering inany noteworthy people.
though not so many as wero aeen In tho
ovenillg when everything was woll fllled.
A feature of tho matlneo, not on tho
programmo. was thfl parado of Hoather
bloom ln tho rlng by Mr. Rlchard Dr-n
nollv, In whoao ohnrge tho groat helght
clearor Is, Tho nmgniticont an'mal waa
choered ngain and again as he was |ed
uround tho rlnsr and bohaved hlmselt
qulotly nnd wlth bei:omlng modesty, Tho
groat horso was roally univorsally ad
mlrod, ii"t only for lils achlevem.ents, but
for his splendld appearanco. Tho crowd
j eyldently apprecint&d the parade of tho
j'.mper. , , ,
Tho inuslcal programmo rendorod by
the Murlne Band was ono Of the dcl'ghL
ful foatliros of a fuultless programmo. It
was a cholco oollectlon of populur and
clusslc muslc and was rendered In UM
best style,
The flrst event on tho programmo oiasfl
85, for local horses and runahouts.
brought oul n tine tield of compotltorn
nnd tho handsome horses nnd faultleea
runabouls and appolntmonls wero great
lv ailmlrod. Aftor some dellberatlon an.i
I oonforenco the jtulges plnned tho bluo
rlbbon on Mr, J. ICorr nranch s Rosc
I dalo. whllo Mr. J. T. Andorsous Moru
Ing Glory capltired tho red and Hocond
; monev. The vellow rlhbon went to Mr.
Granfa Tomahawk. whllo Auburn n.
: landod the whlto. The proud horses then
j whoelod from tho ring to mako pluce for
I tho next class.
I Class is, pon'oa ?? hnrnoas, IntrodueaU
I a protty tield of eompetltors and u snirit
I ed contost, Mrs- John Gerken ei 1 ow
' thorpo Quoou was a favorito wlth tho
speetfttors, but the Judgos placod Mrs.
Woodend's beautlful V?W Melody flrst,
glvlng tho red rlbbou to Pitler Pa'jor,
anothor entry of the woodond stnuies,
1 socond nnd Towtlvoi'ne thlrd. Harniony,
j tho thlrd of tho Woodend stablcs1 entrles,
: was given the whH-e. '
I Class -"J brought out tho palrs of horscu
! ln haruois. and though the class wuh
small, several ontrJes bo'ng scratchod.lt
wis hurd m ehoose amoug the splendld
: palrs shown. Khially nfter tho judgca
: had drlven tho teanis thomsclves n.ud
! saUsfled lheinse)vea as to tho golng qua.
Ities of the horses. tho blue \ibbon waa
awarded to Mr. Deford's palr. Whlto
Stocklng and Mothqr. a pair of chestnutb.
Oarbor & aarbe'r's Harrlsonhurg horses,
Ilajiaum nui vancbon, wero Justly given
the red rlbbon, whllo Mr. Boc'ng's splon
did pair of bays, Rujah and Pasha, cx
hlblted last year by Dr. F. D.' OwsU'y.
wero placed thlrd. Frenchman and John
nlo were placed fourth.
Class I, roadstcts and appolntments.
brought out a small, but cholce fleld,
there belng four In thc eompetltlon when
the horses cntered the rlng. One of these,
IClsle, was dlsqualifiod by tho judgoy.
belng found to bo below tho standard of
helght requlred. This loft Alert, Red Rock
nnd Prlnco to fight It out for tho rlb?
bon. Alert flnally captured the blue, Mr.
Noltihg's Red Rock, gcttlng tho socond
RIFLE, WITH DICK DONNELLY, HIS OWNERJUP.
honor and Prlnce tho thlrd. All of thcm
wero well night fnultlesa, and only nx
ports could havo (lutccted tho dlffereneo
nmong them.
Class 11, tho park tandems, whllo hav?
ing few ontrles, thero wns grent dlffer?
eneo of pplrildn aniong tho poptilar crlllos
as to tho relatl-ro merlts of thn hoiaea
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IIARCWCCDS, tfAHOGAKY,
MITE PINE, YELLOW PINE,
Kongh and Dressod.
Yards Covering Seven Aores,
Mttiu OIHim?Ninth & Arch rtta.,
and th'.-ir golng qualltlos, the class requlr
lng showy ar.ri woll-bred leaders wlth
good all rottnd actlon, and pacc, and
mnnncrs consldered. The best judgtnor.t
of tho expcrts was rcqulred to docldc tho
honors. hut aftcr comparlug tho teams
the blue rlbbon flnally went to the
?\Yoodend entry, Baron Brown nnd Brown
Baron. a beautlful pair of browns, al
most the aamc hoight nnd nge. Mrs. Dc
Ford's team, Lucintta and Sampson. a
beautlful pair of blacka, porfcctly raatoh
cd, wero given the rod rlbbon, and Mrs,
Grosvenor's tandem, tiammy and Jack
of Hcarls, a palr of ohestnuts, wero
placcd third. Mr. James H. Grant's entry,
Flagg and Tomahawk, a chestnut and a
bay were immensely popular ,wlth tho
nudlonce, and wero applaudod untll they
left tho rlng, but they were glvon tho
ribbon only.
Thon ennie tho featuro of greatoat ln
torost from tho popular standpolnt. tho
Judglng of beuvyweight. green huntors,
with a fiold of elnven oompetltors. the
plck of tho young hunlers of North ar.d
South. The hordos wero sent over tho
Junipa ln succesH;on. Morrls and Joslln's
Ilunlsman golng flrat, but making a
rathur poor porformanco. Doop Run. with
Mr. Ueattle up, gave a flnn performanco
tlll tho fourth Jump, whloh ho tlppod
heavlly. Margravo, Garbor and Gnrber's
boautlful black hunter, with Mr. Bell up.
gave n spjendld exhlbltion amld grout en
thuslasm. On Jumplng alono this horso
waa eqiial to any ln t|ie claes. but con
lo.ma lon ootinted forty por cent. and per
foimiitico the other slxty.
Lady Hathaway waa out of It on her
vory ordlnary porformance, Eliyirntor, a
tall gruv goldlng thoroughbred, with hla
ownor up. Mr. J. Htcwart Bryan, oaslly
cleared all tho Junipa amld applauao.
lllawatha, Mr. Hondorson's entry, clear?
ed the fences, but not in tho beyt atyle,
golng over In a short nprlng Insteaa
of a long sweoplng Jump, but his wor*
was npplnudcd wnrnily.
Foreat Klng acqultted hlmself hand
aomely untll the lsat jump, when ha
knocked down tho fence, and was out of
It. Bohemlnn Joc wns rtiled out aftar
three refuaals. but Taconlte, Mr. Boelns'a
splondld thrcn-year-old bay, gnve a mng
nlficent performance, clonrlng every
jump In flne nnd faultless fnahlon amld
applnuse from the crowd. He was adi
mlrnhly rlddon by Mr. Osborne and well
handled. Thls horso had won a hltia rlb?
bon In thls clasa at Lynchburg. Mr. Hen
derson's Bo Bar. son of Uohomlan, wlih
his owner ?p, tlpped tho wlng at tha
second Jump, but otherwlse gave a good
performance, though not In as good styla
ni some of tho othern.
Tho horses wero then unsnddled, and
the Judges got out thelr pnnclls and walk
od hround tho horses one by one, to Jurtga
them on conformatlon. When tho Inspeo
tlon had beon completod nnd the ax
porls hnd eompnred eoneluslons, tho tall
gray Elovator wns led up to reeolv0 tha
bluo rlhbon, nmld manlfestatlons of ap
proval from tho spoclators, Taconlte waa
vcry Justly plnced socond on his splendld
oxhlbltlon and good conformatlon, whlla
Mnrgrave, the Messrs. Gnrher's hnndsome
hlack, was given thc yellow rlbbon and
Bccond money.
In the hlgh Jumplng contest, open to all,
there wns some of an flno rlding as haa
over been seen ln a Rlchmond Horre
Show rhig, nnd surely In no othor has It
been surpaased. Rlchard Donnelly, who
rodo thc wlnner. Charlea Pflzcr's Your
Fellow, wns tho tnost daBhlng of tha
rldera, but for grncc and horaemanshlp
the palm should he. nwnrdod Mr. 9. J.
Holloway, who captured the thlrd and
fourth rlhbons on his Freo Lar.ce and
Chapple.
Mr. Wllbur Osborne. who rode Mc
Comh's Klng Dodo, Is also a moxt grac
ful rlder, and though he dld not get nn
honor, It Waa not thc fault of his horsc
mftnshlp.
There were a aplendld lot of cntrles for
thls contest, Includlng tho last year fa
vorl'te, Orey Rock. entered and
rldden by Robort M. Taylor, of
Baltlmore. The Jumps wero started
at four foet nnd n half and ralsed
to flvo feet slx. ln the flrst round tb4re
wero a ndmber of clean performances,
Chapple, Rlfle. Grey Rock, Free Lance,
Klng Dodo, Your Fellow nnd Hiawatha
all golng over the hars In flno style and
wlth plenty of dayllght between them and
the top rall. When the hurdlo wns
rnTsed to five feet there waa more dlfTl
culty, but the excollcnce of the per
fornvnee was kept un. Mr. Donnelly.
oii Rlfle, a olean thoroughbred. gavc a
daahlng oxhlbltlon of darlng, not to say
dare-devll. rlding. for ho went at tha
hurdlea wlth a speed that was hrcath
taking. The thoroughbred was not up
to the hlghest jump. howover, and drop
ped out. Jack Hendorson, on Hiawatha,
rode with an nbandon thnt made tha
crowd, hold-its brc.-tth. but wlth all his
fuas he dld not siticcoed In maklng Hia?
watha even attempt thc flvc nnd a half
foot Jump.
It was a Joy to see Mr. Holloway'a
rlding. He haa a :?'??! I ao graceful as to
malto hlm seem a part of his mount, and
ho handled his horses wlth the sklll of a
ve'toran and the grace of an Adoni-?.
Thore w-.is general rcgr"t when his big
gray gel'lng tlpped the hars sllghtly
nnd thua lost for hitnr-elf the blue rlbbon.
Horso and rlder won a warm place with
the Rlchmond crowd. nnd both wero given
llbcral apptau'se when the yellow rlbbon
wns put on tho bendstall of Free I>anc.:'s
brldlc.
HIMMARY.
Class 25?I.ocnl horse nnd runabout:
horse to count slxty nnd runabout forty
per cent.: cohforroatiori', nuollly and a
good paco requlred?J. Kerr Branch's
ch. g. Rosedaie. flrst; J. T. Anderaon's
blk. g. Morning Glory, t-ocond; Jamcs II.
nranfs b. g. Tomahawk. thlrd: C. W.
Br.-mch's Auburn 1I-. ch. m., rlbbon.
Oii?., 4K?Ponles under saddle: not ox
reoding fourtoen haiuls one lnch? Dr. W.
E. Woodend's Malody, br. m-. flrst; Dr.
Woodend's Pltter Patter, b. g.. socond;
Mrs. John Gerken's b. m-. Towthorpe
Queen, thlrd; Dr. W. E. Woodend's br.
m.; Harmony, rlbbon.
Clnsa 40?Hoi-^en in harness: conformn
tron and quallty, 50 pe rcont.; actlon and
style of gong. 50 per cent.?ThoTas Dc
fo'rd's Whrte Stocklng. ch- p-. and Mother.
ch. m.. flrst; Girbcr & Oarbcr's pair of
bay geldincs, Il'insom nnd Fanchon. sec
ond: W. K. Boc.in)r's R-ijnh and Paaha.
b. gs. thlrtl: Deford and Wllllams' r. g..
Fr*richman, nnd ch. g.. Johnnle. rlbbon
Class 4?Judglng rnndrtors nnd npnolnt
monts.-AIcrt. flrst; Mr. Noltlng'a ch. g.
Red Rock. second: Prince, thlrd; Elsle,
dKnuallfled. not belng up to rcqulred
holuht.
CIufs 14?Park tandems; showv lender*
rcqulred nnd good golng oualltios.?Dr.
W. E. Woodend's br. g- Baron Browr.
nnd br. g- Brown Baron. flrst; Thomai
Deford'" 1>. m. Luclnda itpd b. g. Samp
son second; Mrs. J. B. M. Grosvonor'i
c. g. Simmv and c, tr. Jack of llearta.
thlrd; Mr James II .Grant's c. g. Flagg
nnd h. g- Tomahawk. rlbbon.
Clnss 25?Groen beavy werght hunters.
tip to cnrrylng 180 potuido to hounds.?
J. Stewart Bryan's g. g- Elevator, flrst;
W. E. Boelng's h. g. Taconlte, second;
Onrber & Gnr'or's blk. m. Margrave.
thlrd; H. C. Beattle's b. g. Deop Run,
rlbbon.
Hlgh Jump; eomnottion to begin at
four and a half feet and bnrs ralaed to
five und a half.?Mr. Charles Pfizer'.i
h. g. Yotir Fellow, flrst; R. M. Tavlor's
Kr. g. Grey Rock. second; S. .1. IIollo
wny'a gr. g. Freo L,nnce. thlrd; Mr. Ilol
loway's b. g. Chapple, rlbbon.
HURKAMP'S HORSES
He Will Bo Here this f/orning With
Horn-Ip* nr'd Arn'r"1!.
Mnnagcr C. W. Smlth yesterday after
noon recol'ved from Mr. Charles II. Hur
kamp at Frederlcksburg a tologram
statlng that ho would be here thls morn
Ing wlth Hornplpe, Amnret and Alnn
Dalo, his flno hunters, and asklng the
manngor to reserve three stalla for tha
horses.
That means that thoso fhje Jutniiers will
: participato In ,tho remalnlng classes.of
tho show ln whlch thoy are entered.
Amarot and Hornplpe are both entered ln
the rjuallfled hcavy welght hunter clasa
to-nlght, and Amarot In the Jadles' Jump
! Ing class to-nl'ght, agalnst n flno fleld.
! iBoth aro niterod 'in tho C^'Vithian)
class Frldny night nnd Alan Dalo In the
grcon llght welght hunters cVUurdoy
afternoon, and Hornplpo and Amaret In
the hunt club teams at tho matlnce. Ona
or both may be in tho champion heavy
welght hunter class Haturday night.
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I only bo kept three days. Flrst day, ad. put
! In; second day, ad- uppears; thlrd day,
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