The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10
THE HORSE SHOW.
Valuable Cups Will Be Given in Addi-
ton to the Money Prizes-En-
tries Closed Yesterday.

The second annual horse show of the Pa
cific Coast, which is to take place at the
Mechanics Pavilion from December 3 te
7 inclusive, promises to be not only the
greatest equine display ever held upon the
coast, but as brilliant social success to be
''the swell affair." of the season.
President Henry J. Crocker has com
pleted negotiations in New York fo,
judges, and although the names of those
who are to act in that capacity are as We,
a secret 1t Is known that the gentlemen
secured by MIR. Croker are not only of ac
knowledged repute as horsemen, but oil
high social standing as WE'LL.
An original and most attractive feature
of the horse show will be the exhibition OF
the High School class by Mrs. Ayers,
NJ rs. Hooper and Captain Dilhan. This
class is composed of aristocratic and ac-
com.pllshed equine beauties, who have
graduated from the classic" the Latin
scientific" and the "high art class of
equine college, and there can be no
doubt but that they will make a most pop-
ular addition to the show.
The following is list of cups and prizes
given in addition to the money prizes
offered by the association:
Solid silver cup, value 5000, by Henry ].
CTOCkGr, OI H. =. A., Tor the best polo
pony; solid silver cup, value 5000, by George
a. Pope, for highest jump; solid silver cup
value 5000, by Joseph ID. Grant, for best team
of two or three horses shown to regular ire
engine; solid silver cup, value 5000, by j. NJ.
Cunningham, for best pair OF carriage horses
and appropriate carriage, in class AZ; Shreve
cup, value $500, for best trotting stallion, 4
years old or over, kept for service; solid silver
cup, value $500, by Timothy Hopkins, for pair
of mares or geldings, or mare ana gelding, and
best appointed road rig" in class 10;
solid silver cup, value $500, by Walter Hobart,
for best tandem; solid silver cup, value 5000,
by Lloyd Tevis, for handsomest and best pair
of carriage horses, class 80; solid silver cup,
value $500, by Robert F. Morrow, for best
thoroughbred stallion; one set of single har-
ness, value $125, by J.. A. McKerron, for best
mare, stallion or .gelding, four years old or
one silk plush robe, value 800, and one gold
mounted, ivory-handled whip, value $50, by
Main & Winchester, for best pair of mares
and geldings, or best mare and gelding, four
years old or over, class Is; one set double
driving harness. rubber trimmings, value
1925, by o. F.. Wiley, for best pair of mares or
gedings four years oor old OF oyer. class
(bridle, saddle and saddle-cloth), by J. C. John
son, value 500, for gentleman's horse win
ming first prize in class "a gentleman's com
cloth), value 500, by j. O'Kane, for gentle
mans saddlehorse winning first prize in
class So.
Additional cups have been offered by the
following gentlemen, ana the classes to
which they shall be appropriated will be
decided later on:
A. B. Speckels, solid silver cup value 5000;
"; OBJ. Macdonough, solid>silyer cup, value
5000; Colonel Dan Burns, solid silver cup,
value 5000; California Jockey Club, solid sii,
yer cup, value 5000; Martin &, Martin, New
York, complete hunting outfit, and Harris q
Nixon, New York, $50 special prize.
The list of notable exhibitors is a guar
antee of an exhibit par excellence:
Among them are Messrs. J. B. Haggin, w. S.
Hobart, A. B. spreckels, George A. Newhall,
Croker, James McNab, P.J. Donahue, NJ. H.
de Young, E. ]. Baldwin, Captain B. E. Harris,
W.O.'B. Marlborough, G. c. McIver, DR.. McNutt.
!; A, Donohoe, A. sfesrn, T H; Williams, E. W.
A. Douglas Dick, ]. NJ. Cunningham, II. Nor.
gan Hill, Colonel Isaac Trumbo, J. ". Wilson,
hall Land Company, estate OF J. G. Fair, Kern
County Land Company and many others.
The Horse Show Association has pub
lished an official list of premiums, which
can be obtained by applying to the secre-
tary, Obed Hoyr, Mills building.