The morning call., 1894-11-29

cOuFSeQ sweet music. Inc nOTSeS eX-
hbited were: Peacock, handsome dap
pie gray, before a dogcart owned by
Walter :. Hobart and driven by G. w,
Ryder; Cock Robin, owned by NJ. Theo.
ke8rneY. driven by groom in a gig |;
Tuxedo, bay gelding, exhibited BY G. a.
Spreckels and driven by groom; Monkey,
chestnut gelding, exhibited by j. A. Dom
oboe Jr., driven by the owner; Tobey, a
gray gelding, owned by j. A. Donohoe
Jr.. driven by a groom. Ventura, a coal
black mare, exhibited and driven nv Ben
T. Harris in a canopied phaeton; Music, a
bay mare, owned by j. d. Grant, who
drove her. The horses were to be jndged
for quality, style and action, open only to
mares or geldings over fifteen hands high
and not exceeding Fl teen hands and three
inches; to be shown before gig, dogcart
or phaetOn. First prize. $50; second, S25.
j. a. DOnohoe's Tobey made break to
run away, but was held well in hand by
the driver. For time it seemed that
nothing could avert a smasbup, as the
restless steed rushed. between the railing
and the line of vehicles, a very narrow
space. with scarce a hairs breadth TO
spare. The driver Fever lost control and
was able to hold the animal back until the
track attendants surrounded him and
pulled him up.
A pretty effect was given when the
swell horses passed from the track and
exhibition of fancy driving 1t was all
quite English, you know, saving Mi. HaI-
IT'S horse and phaetoG, the rigs being nigh
gigs, or dOgcarts, with two wheels each
and shafts, heavy harness, either gold or
silver mounted, the horses dock-tailed
and closely cropped names
The horses lined M Tor judgment. ana
after brief delay HObarfs Peacock, the
solid but spirited and handsome gray
gelding, stepped out with the blue ribbon
AMID cheers. The other priZe-wlnneTs fol-
lowed and received applause as their
drivers passed proudly along IN review.
Major j. l.. Rathb bone, Reginald w,
Rives and John PARROT were the judges.
Glass Al, ponies IN harness. were judged
at P. NJ. Eujries were limited t. Il
hands l inch. and the first prize was $40.
second prize 500 There were eight en-
tries, representing great variety Of ponies
from good roadSters to tiny animals that
babies might drive. They made pretty
showing in the ring.
The following were. entered: Frolic,
chestnut mare, exhibited and driven by
Miss Oracle 3. Wilson; White Wing,
white gelGing, exhibited by Charles de
Young; Chester, brown gelding, exhi bited
by Russell Miner and driven by Miss
Miner: Nike. chestnut gelding. entered by
J. Lawson; Quezal. bav mare, by Miss
Josie McCrca of Santa Rosa, who drove a;
Monte. bay geIding, exhibited by Z. A.
Spreckels and driven by a groom; Dnlce
mouse mare, exhibited by Miss Elsie
Sperry of Stockton, and MaraschinO. eX-
hibited by Charles Main MacDermott of
Oakland.
Reginald W. Rives was the judge. He
gave first prize 10 MacDermotts fancy
chestnu, mare, Maraschino, which was a
general favorite. Dulce got the red rib
bon.
The next event was rather tame affair
as, of course, little interest could be taken
by the fashionable audience in plebian
lighthouses which were judged. Glasses
81, 65, 66, 81 and SO were included in this
feature of the performance, being part of
The division of dTafthorses which COW
eTS eight classes.
Entries were restricted to Normans and
PeTcherons certified 10 have sire or dam
of either breed.
Class Ga was for best five-year-old or
over, win colt; first prize. $40; second.
$50. Nett]e. gray mare, owned bp Newhall
Land and Farming Company, was eXhib-
tied with her colt. Class 65-Mare, best
four-vear-old or over: Susie, chestnut, eX-
hibited by William Hill and j. 2. Rofe-
haver Of Petaluma; Belle, bay. owned by
the Newhall Company. Class 66-Mare,
best IhT' e-yesr-ol old: first prize, S25; sec
ond, So so; Nellie, Newhall Company,
Class 67-MaTe, best two-year-old; first
prize. $l5; second. 81 so; Pansy, Newhall
Company. Class 69-Flily. best suck ling
first prize, $40; second, SO; Daisy Bell,
Newhall Company.
Continuing under the same general head
ing the drauft horses-classes Sc, 81, SIS
and severe brought ont and judged, and
still interest Jagged in the boxes. There
were Clydesdales with certified Clydes-
dale sires or dams. They ranked as fol-
lows:
Class S6-Mare, best five-year-old or over,
with PQlT fTSr ~ aapond son.
mond, exhibitor J. Morgan Hill, Santa
Clara; Blossom, exhibitor Denmen & Nc
Near, Petaluma. Class S7-Mare, best four
years old or over, first prize $50, second
SO; Diamond, exhibitor Ii. Morgan Hill i;
Nellie. exhibitor II. Morgan HUI; Bios
som, Denman & McNear. Glass S6-Mare.
best three wears. first prize S25, second
SD 80; Belle ", exhibitors Detman s.
McNear. Class S9-Mare, best two years
old. first priZ $l5 second 81 80; Darling
Ii, Denmau d McNear.
q Glasses 90, 81, 97and 1O1 we're next judged
as follows: Class 90-Mare. best one-year-
cid. first prize $40. second So; Blossom V,
Denman '65 McNsar. Class 9l-Filly. best
sucking. prizes $40 and So; Blossom VI;
Denmau & McNear.
Class 97-Mafe, best ive-year-old or
over with colt. prizes $40 and $50; Lucy,
bav, exhibited by James g. Fair.
Class 101-Mare. best one-year-old, prizes
nth of GeyseTYlle.
The single entries in classes 90, 81 and
81 took first prize respectively.
The judges were James McNab. A. W.
Foster and Colonel G. l.. Taylor.
Parades for display of horses followed.
beginning with coaching stations, class
DC, as follows: John ParrotPs bav imp,
Socrates. James Sperry's imp. Young
AdOnis, j. D. McGregor's imp. Novelty.
Newhail Land and Farming Company.
imp. Saxon Prince and W. F. brakes imp
IDgmanthOrpe.
Saddle horses-George A. Knights Kite.
Philip Kohn's Malo, W. Mayo Newball's
Kitty. a. j. Salazar's Ba ba, A. L. Langu.
mans Ross. Henry j. Crackers Prince
Clay, Wi frd b. Chapman's Dow, George
W. Merritt's Captain, Mrs. A. D. Ayers
Wood avn. Charles G. McIver's Almout
Ben E. Harris Eugene. j. n. Anderson's
FLYING Cloud rom Tulare). DR.. E. II.
Woolsey's Major, A. Bowers Blank and
2. p. Scbmidt's Joe.
The ladies' saddle horses ia class q
were ridden BY their exhibitors as follows
Noodlawn. Mrs. A. D. Ayers; Almont
Charles McIver, Mission San Jose; Lord
FauDtlerOy. Mrs. Ben L. Harris; Dazzle,
Miss F. c. Sayles; Billy, Miss L. E. Ward
OF Stockton; Dick, MIS-. James McNab.
The parade Vas quite interesting, as the
stock exhibited was excellent without ex
ceptlOu, and showed what pood malaria