Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-04
SUCCESS FULLY ASSURED.
orENiNG or THE ma HORSE SHOW Al
IAiRMOuST PARK YESTERDAY.
The Exhibition of Fine Horses Was All
That Had Becn Promised, and the
Attendance Was Good, Both
Afternoon and Evening.

been hoped for and expected all the time
was assured by the attendance Nestcr-
day afternoon ana last night ana by the
enthusiasm displayed.
The crowds which filled the grand
stand at both shows was made w Of
two distinct elements. one was the
horsem"n and lovers of the equine who
prc largely interested In the horse as
horse, the other was tho society element
which was there because il is the proper
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a"ns 'h' front "i 'he s''hd' were HlI'u
with handsomely CoWnod ana beautiful
women representing the beauty and
fashion of Kansas CITY. 1t would be
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'"' '"'''' W 'ai''' 'i''S' ""' WY ny
there thah to attempt To- give Hst OF
those who We're.
The features of the show which seemed
tn take the hest with the spectators
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were 'He Efahu ParausS "h'Ch PrtCeu'u
hoth afternoon ana evening perform
anccs and the special exhibitions of the
Madame Marantette combination. The
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80 J." WV ~'''P an" l''l'"' va w -
best advantage all the fine horses whlch
are entered for competition in the vari-
ous classes and the Narautette eXhibi-
tiora ,vor, rovo1,,i,rs In tho way of
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"""' IT. 10 PosS'o'' 20 uo III 'l'e 'I"'''"s
of horses.
The showing of the classes and the
awarding of prizes went on promptly
o,5 ,,,,o+,,i,. ali ,1,,. .,rd +bero ,vsrs no
bitches. The crowd did not always agree
with the Judges in their decisions but in
tha main the rihhons wore awarded ia
the horses Whlch stood hlEhcSt IN lhe
pHnne iavor, me in'st Iopu'ar NtE.oiE
of the day was that OF Johh NJ. stew,
class for mares or goldinEs of any age.
Tbc a,yard which moi With the least
iaVor was {hat IN me poe 'eain SEcn,,
in Which nine out or every ten or 'tle
spectators thought the blue ribbon
ertv of Roardon a Parker of indie
,,o,,dorr,, MT u,biCh did NO, evan cot
iaI',Ig' "ut ,t.. a." ~. Wv r rt,,tJ,
thiru place, tlrst lrlH" going 10 baf.iN
and Mikado, owned by j, c. Wall, of In
Th@ afternoon show was advertised to
to,.in n, s.2n o'cIacl, Irt II vas a fev:
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ford the famous horseman' mounted on
Artist Montrose, tho champion saddle
stallion of the world, made his appear
2mff ah on Inf is, tfa%k gaa,s ,ne Paria Imda
BOY. Red Buck, Miss Rex, The Kid. Lit
tie Artist and a dozen more of the finest
saddle horses in the West, presenting
q most at,ractive Si.rbt Following the
:, oilers I9r,e n ,o,,,r r-1csssinn Of hand
saui'eI S,ltiI, ~, ~ m So.i,ia,, ~;
some NehlcIes OF every description IN
Guiding the fine talIE-ho, or more cor
rectly speaking brake, of w. Denton, of
I.eavenWOrth Tho parade stretched
tyvi1a around the ,,iar.ter mile track
Sf,cr me naradn Nmc. Marantetta made
bGr rrst orne1ranrr and she. al once won
tbn a,ir,ira Ron nF every one present
Mounted on hor wanderfiiIIv well trained
sadiIer F,vergrean She exhibited in front
of mo r,randstagd p,lttinC her horse
throrIrh his usres and making him show
more liffprent gaits than most people have
any idea Of When the band PLAYED
,.Yauloe Doodle" and Evergreen fairly
Waltzo1 to u tho snectators greeted the
rerrornanCe with prolonged applause. Ger
toiuIv Eyrrgroar IS a wonderful horse and
Narantgtte Is an nneuualed horsewoman.
The first class 10 be exhibited was that
for stations { years old and over and of
the eight entered all were on hand. The
class was Judged by Mr. H. G. Lewis of
Chicago and after putting them all
through their PAGES he finally awarded the
blue ribbon to Robert Rysdyk, tho prop
erty Of Clark n Potts Mexico. Mo. The
red ribbon, deuuruE second prize, went
to Freddie r.. owned by pr. j. y. Black.
Of Kansas CITY. and the white ribbon, for
the third rriar. went to Hermitage, the
property of George q. keok of Kansas
city. Robert }y lyk Is a very handsome
brown stallion. -'red by William Rysdyk
and has a track r.oord of 2l3lt.
The next class shown was the special Tor