The record-union., 1894-11-30
THE HORSE SHOW.
Large Attendance \ Yesterday-More
Prizes Awarded.

Large Attendance \ Yesterday-More
Prizes Awarded.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 29.-The horse
show was we'll attended to-day. Follow
ing the several class parades this morn
ing, the roadsters were called into the
arena for judgment. The results were as
follows: First prize, $50, Wildo, exhib-
tied by John f. Boyd, Davisville; second
prize, S25, Lady Indigo, exhibited by the
Agnews Stock Farm, Hillsdale; highly
commended, Directorena, exhibited by
Thomas Bonner, last Oakland; COM
mended, tloretta, exhibited by William
j. Lande, san Leandro. The class in
cluded mares and geldlngs four years old
and over. Nine horses competed.
In the class for roadsterS, mare or geld
ing, and best appointed road rig, there
were eight entries. First prize, $50, Lady
Indigo, AgneWs Stock Farm; second
prize, $50. Carrie D., a. Stern, San Fran
cisco; highly commended, Steinway, b.
T. Welland, san Francisco; commended,
Lovdal, Ernest Schmidt, San Francisco,
The JuoglDg OF trotters, driving classes,
Interested those in attendance. Glasses g.,
10, ii and II were ordered out. The con-
dltions were as follows: All horses en-
tered must be standard and registered,
Judged by their age, color, Information,
way of going and the manner of their
shOeing and biting. Records not to gov
ern; must be shown TO harness or wagon.
The decisions rendered were as follows:
Class ., mare or geldiug, five years old
or over, with record OF 2:30 or better, 4.
B. Spreckels' Chloe won the first prize of
SIO0; second prize, $50, Hailstone, exhib-
tied by DR.. j. Z. Dunn, Oakland; highly
commended, Little Change, exhibited by
Jesse ID. Carr, Salinas.
Class 20 no entries.
Glass II, three years old and under
four. There were only two entries. Gem
evieve, dark brown filly, exhibited by
Jesse ID. Carr, was awarded the first
prize OF 500; second prize, SO, Direcona,
bay mare, exhibited by Charles 5. Neal
Alameda. -.as
Class i2-Fillles, two years old and un-
dor three, first prize, 500, awarded to
Rival, bay fllly, exhibited by Ben T.,
Harris OF this city; second prize, SO,
Aztec. bay filly, exhibited by 4. T..
Buchanan, San Francisco.
Horses IN harness appeared next on
the programme. The first prize of 500
was awarded to Walter ). Hobart. The
team exhibited consisted of Gamecock. Il
bay geldlng, and Peacock, gray geIding.
j. y. Donohue, Jr., of Menlo Park was
awarded the second prize of $50. His
team consisted Of .dOnkey, a chestnut
gray, and Iobey, gray gelding. Highly
commented was the verdict of the Judges
on the appearance OF John and Tom, bay
geldings, exhibited by VI. H. De Young.
This afternoon, Roy FL Santa Anita
and Ray del Carreras were exhibited, and
both horses were roundly applauded on
their appearance.
The attendance at the horse show to-
night was better than the performance.
Almost as many were present as OH the
preceding evening, and the programme
comprised repetition OF some of last
nights numbers. The only new feature
introduced was the exhibition of Di-
rectum, who was led around the track.
Young Saladin, sired by Nutwood, was
awarded first prize in the two year-oI id
stallion trotters' competition. Jay Ell
Bee won first money among the yearling @
PAGERS.
The management was rather severely
criticised tonight for its failure to utilize
to good advantage the equine material at
its disposal.