The morning call., 1894-11-27

In the class for mares and geldings, four
years ola or over. to be driven tandem De-
lore tWo-Wheeled dog or tandem carts.
" Wal'er .; Hobart has entered Peacock ana
Gamecock; Nj. Then Kearney. Prince ana
GocK Robin; j. a. Donohoe, Mon key and
IoOey: There is a special prize of silver
cup offered by w. S. H., valued at $3.50
CLASS SO, for the best appointed park
tandem, owner to drive, VIII bring out
sharp rivalry between Mr.. Kearney and
tered Prince and Cock Robin. and the lat
ter Margaret and May. The owner is 10
drVe. The wheeler must have substance,
quality ana action; the leader to De
snowy, well bred. ali around actor.
Niue sets OF fours are entered IN class
81, lor mares or seldings four years ola or
over, to be shown before a coach or BODY
brake. The exhibitors are: Walter 5.
Hobart, George A. Newhall. j. ID. Grant.
Nj. Iheo. Kearney, the Burlingame CluD,
John Parrott. E. j Baldwin and the Hotel
del Monte. The same exhibitors make
snow OF park teams, owDer or coachman
to drive. Mr.. Reginald W. Rives is the
judge.
Ponies under saddle and in harness are
plentiful. as are the saddle.horses, while
the hunters and jumpers will form big
and interesting feature of The show.
Glass 8 is for middle-weight hunters.
conformation, quality and performances
over fences to count. Among the entries
are: Speculation. Bachelor. Huntress,
Button, Good Luck, Ballyhooly and Prince
Idle.
Class 81 ladies' qualified hunters. up to
165 pounds to hounds, 10 fly the fences.
The California Jockey Club cup, valued
at Sl5O, is the special in class % Tor Jump
ers, where the performances over fences
alone count.
Then there is special jumping class
open to all. TO be shown over fences feet
3 inches and The water jump; performance
over jumps only to count. There are NJ
teen entries 10 this class, including the
speedy Lodowlc, who broke Bay District
record lew days ago. The ponies nave a
jumping class all to themselves, where
they can carry their wealthy young
owners over the green hedges.
w. OB. Marlborough, K. NJ. TObin, j.
Z. ChinD, Thomas Williams and Major j.
l.. Rathbone are the judges.
Classes from 56 TO 102 inclusive are for
draught, police and fire department horses.
There is good showing Of Normans and
Percherons, Clydesdales and English
Shires. James McNab, Colonel c. l.. Tay-
lor and A. w. Foster are the judges.
During the four days of the show the
ratters IN the pavilion will echo with
bugle calls, the crack of the ringmaster's
whip, the music of Cassasa's band from
10 o'clock In the morning till II at night.
Around and around the big arena the
four-footed beauties will circle, while in
the boxes and on the chairs. along the
promenades. in the cafe, the dressing
rooms, the saloon and in the stalls the
constant merriment of humanity and the
hum OF small talk, and the color and light
and gayety will make it week long to be
remembered in San Francisco.
Every BODY was on the go finishing up
this or that piece of work at the Pavilion
yesterday. Horses were arriving from
all directions and the vicinity of the stalls
was Wded with visitors. The last bar
rowful OF tanbark was placed over the
clay and sand in the arena and the last
bit OF evergreen was tackled onto the
fences for the jumpers. The decorators
had practically finished their work and
the carpenters had but few nails to drive.
To-day the place will be turned over to
the cleaners. who will Turkish up the
classes will take possession of the arena
iar preliminary goes over the sticks.
PRESIDENT Croker and Secretary Irving,
OF ;he association, were as busy as bees
from earliest dawn yesterday and had not
quite finished lending their ears to anx-
ious inQUirers at q late hour last night.
The first thing 10 the morning they met
the overland train, on board which was
Reginald W. Rives of New York, who is
to judge the hackneys and four-in- hands.
and X. L. Carman. one OF the crack whips
of the. New York show, who had just
pulled in from the East. After that they
hied TO the Pavilion and were kept going
all day. They will prOba bly, get some rest
when the show is in full swing. not before.
At any rate the success of the first show
OF the San francisco association Is as
labor put in in bringing about that happy
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