Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-27

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slswly around TIE track, whiIs shs Oom.
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ninuaes paas shFsa s'ssoek, rs lAsiEa.
With their eAyalisss wsze ealls0 to N
jsagss ssAnd snd ) ribbea placed upsn
tAs hfidia arm oE sash ~ Eoalows:
Hhiiss Ars GoRrs Whias ana Dlaa,
bra. AGsss; Whits and Green, Miss DO
sarzzsm BIaos; Grssn and Orangs Mrs.
WsaaEss Elas Miss Arr WRHTx; Orange,
sass. Mszsoa PAX and Blae, Mira. Ron
Ixaos Pink, Bliss DREIA JAeKsox. The
arrangement wass TAI sAeh laay, ae-
conpanied by her cavalier In the order
abovs namsd, shoald ride slowly awies
roana tha esssle, and a shFae aaps Of ahs
drum rssarn a tie stand. Second. That
each Lazy accompanied - ahsYs, should
50 "a she pleased tw.ee vouna she ring.
Third; xhat eaah lacy aanasompaaied
By aay one shenld ride 8 ahe pleased
sHiss round, AT 4 o'clock the riding
eonasenced. The frss time round thsy
went 81 . moderate pace; bot the sseena
sins thsy rode 81 speed Which nons Ont
wasssEn lsaies asEe ride, aud being
moantsd ia some instances On assaer
horses than their cavaliers, left them far
in the rear before arriving opposite
the judges stand. During this riding,
all was sill. Hardly word was spoken,
all were 20 intensely engaged Ia viewing
the prOspest before shaln.
The saeond start was aads IL couples
n two taps 1T - aRam, snd the White
and Blue and Grsss and Orenge rib.
bons maszs shs eiEuass twiaa soana IL
maIsssia sasae azsa wsak Aarsiks sapsassy. |
To 0esass piak I'D Haas, end pink
risbsae aazeasSsa aRsaasA end wsaf aArss
simsa sauaa. Dassng this riding Miss
Ssassa Laid down he rains and extend
ID ben aSns while tbs horsa was at full |
speed, and spilled the whip vigorously |
% Der stead, LISTING bin run without |
guide, lei o. hindrancO Of any kiad.-~
This was toe maah for huaaa aatnre to |
bear Without ahOut--silsnee was fer |
he first time broken, and . shout went |
40 from tie thousands assembled, which |
made the Eelkin ring, When toe Pink
'ibbon was sent round Miss Jackson, at.
eE riding onee slowly round, jumped up |
nd stood upright upon the saddle and
Bads the oiFeuIt at about half speed,
E&iving her hands to the right AID left
5 she passed the crowds on either side, +
han dropping down upon the saddle ad-
listed her foot in the stirrup and went
ound at a speed which made the boldest
ideT on the ground tremble. Here ST.
snes was again broken and shouEs and
ats gent uP-the "riHs was brought
owns
Than came the last feat. Zach lady
rent out singly and went as she pleased.
frs. Corr who sits upon 3 hoasa as
raeeful as a sylPh, and rides as we'll as
veil trained Jockey, made The circuit
be 6rst time At slow pace, the second
{ about half speed, and the third ct
peed which would have done credit 20 q
aea horse on any track. Mrs. ALDEN
oilowed al about half speed, in grace
al style seldom exsellsd in any country.
irs. WEIcET Was the next to leave the
taad. She was mounted upon horse
{ small axe, rather impetuous ia his dis
osition, With 3 short stride and too
aueh Of al up and down moyem ent, eli
{ which combined, had a tendency to
sstEoy tbs graceful pOaitioa which shs
undoubtedly would have maintained,
ad she been mounted on better AMI
AL. The 9Th sent out was Miss WmrR,
aouuted upon large bay-rougb, head
srong and for one Of less strength than
is fair rider, would have been unmaR-
geabls. She made the eircufs the frst
ime at long heavy and fast tros, the
ecOnd at about half speed, and the third
$ fast as cid s'BoeaaFgsoan could 60.
10 our mind she does not sat her hoErel
8 gracefully as ether of the preesed-
az ladies, but for daredevil riding,
he out strips anything cut this way, |,
The 9th sent waa AIRS. MLEox, seated
Ipoa beautiful bus uBgOYeEnabIe black
;elding. She rode gracefully at about
laIf speed bat seemed to be afraid Of
Ter steed.
The 7sh that left the stand Was Mrs.
soBnsox, seated upon be&uslful Uhss-
sut sorrsl gslding. She sits horse
PEACEFULLY aad understands we'll how to
manage him; but in this instance We
heught too mueh Of her attention was
sivsn to Der horse.
The Sth And last that left the stand |
vas Miss JACKSON, mounted upon q
mall dun mare, which was tolsrsbly |
Eslf<Eainsd for the occasion, For grace
'ul riding and al easy at hems appear
snee upQn horseback, we think Miss |
IAcksoS not exeellsd, IL eqaalsd, By any |
spon the ground. She went once round |
1t 6 slow pace and twice round At lit |
lie ovsE half speed, when at three taps
Of the drum, she dew up before the
judges stand and the riding was ended
Entil after the desision aud award Of the
judges. \- ..
Ths judges, Gen. EsFABEooE, Capt.
w. b. hooKx and r. w. FuxSGs, retired
for q few moments 10 make up kheir q
ward and in few minutes rstarnsd TO
Che stand whersup1n Gen. EsrABRoox Az
noanosd IS the dseisioa Of majority
Of tbs jadgss, that Mise Wars vas en-
titled to the srst premium aud ehoiea
Of saddles, and that Mrs. 81. w. RoBrS-