The herald., 1894-11-30
MANY EQU|NES ON EXHIBITION.
San FranciscO's Successful Horse
Show.
Prizes Awarded to the Best Speci-
mems of Horse Flesh.
The Talent Picks the winners NJ tho
Bay District Track - Turf
Events and Bicycle
Racer.

By the Associated Press
SAN Francisco, Nov. 29.-The horse
show was well attended today. Fol-
lowing the several class parades this
morning the roadsters were called into
the arena for judgment. The results
were as follows:
First prize, $50-Wildo, exhibited by
John +. Boyd, Davisville.
Second prize, $25-Lady Indigo. ex-
hibited by the Agnews Stock farm.
Hillsdale.
Highly mended-Directorina ex-
hibited by Thonias Bonner, East Oak
land.
Communications exhibited by
William J. Landers, San Leandro.
The class included mares and geld.
ings, years old and over. Nine horses
competed.
In the class for roadsters, mare or
gelding. and best appointed road rig,
there were eight entries.
First prize, $60-Lady Indigo, Agne VS.
Stock farm.
Second prize, $30-Csrrie D., A. Stern,
San Francisco.
Highly commended Steinway, r. P.
Weiland, San Francisco.
Commended Lovedale, ErnBt
Schmidt, San Francisco.
The judging of trotters driving
classes) interested those in attendance.
Glasses 8, 10. IL and IL were ordered out.
The conditions were az follows: All
horses entered must be standard and
registered, judged by their age. color i'm
formation, way of going and manner Of
their shooting and biting. records not to
govern; must be shown to harness and
wagon. The decisions rendered were as
follows:
Glass 9-Mara or gelding, FIVE years
old or over, with record OF 2: 80 or bet.
ter. A. B. Spreckels' Chloe won first
prize OF 500; second prize. $50, Hail.
storm, exhibited by DR.. j. P. Dunn Of
Oakland; highly commended. Little
Change, exhibited by Jesse d. Carr OF
Salinas.
Glass 10-No entries.
Glass l1-Fillies, three years Old and
under four; there were only two entries,
Gsnevieve, . dark brown filly exhibited
by Jesse D. Carr, was awarded the first
prize OF $50; second prize, s25, Dire.
coma, bay mare, exhibited by Charles s.
Neal. Alameda.
Glass l2-Fillies. two years old and
under three. The first prize, $50 was
awarded to Rival. a bay FLY exhibited
by Ben f. Harris OF this city; second
prize, $25. Aztec, q bay filly, exhibited
by A. +. Buchanan, San Francisco.
Horses IN harness appeared next on
the programme.
The first prize OF 500 was awarded to
Walter s. Hobart. The team exhibited
consisted OF Gamecock. bay gelding, and
Peacock, q gray gelding.
j. A. Donohue Jr. of Menlo Park was
awarded the second prize OF $50. His
team consisted Of Monkey, q chestnut
gray, and LOBBY, q gray geiding.
Highly commended was the verdict of
the judges, on the appearance OF John
and Tom, bay geldings. exhibited by M.
H. de Young.
This afternoon Rey ell Santa Anita
and Ray del Carreras were exhibited
plauded their appearance.
The attendance at the horse show to-
night WAS better than the performance
Almost as many were present as on tn Q
preceding evening. and the programm 0
comprised repetition of some of last
nights numbers. The only new feature
was the exhibition of Directum, who
was led around the track. Young Salad
in, by Nutwood, was awarded first prize
in the 2-year.old stallion trotters' com
petition. Jay Eff Bee won first money
among the yearling PAGERS. The man.
agement WAS rather severely criticised
tonight for its failure to utilize to good
advantage the equine material at its dis.
posal.