The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-04


Class 34-Pair of mares or geldlngs, IA
hands inch and under 10 hands l inch.
Suitable for road work in ! cart, pnae-
ton or other like vehicle. The pair taking first
prize IN this class cannot taAe prize IN Class
40: First prize, 800; second prize, 300; thlrd
prize, $25
and under 10 hands inches. Suitable Tor
road work in gig or dogcart. The horse tax
ing first prize IN this class cannot take prize
in classes 80. 80 and Al: First prize, SI0;
second prize, $40; third prize, $50.
Class 36-Mare or gelding, 15 hands inches
and over. Suitable for road work in gig or
dogcart. The horse taking first prize in this
CT ass cannot take prize in classes SO and Al:
First prize, $75; second prize, $4o; tnlrd
prize, $50.
Glass 37-Pair of mares or geldings Is hands
l inch or over. suitable for road work in
demi-mail or Stanhope phaeton. The pair
taking first prize in this class cannon take
prize IN classes 40 and AZ: First prize $loo;
second prize, $50; third prize. go
Glass 38-Mare or geding. 15 hands and IN
der Is hands inches, suitable for park use In
gig or phaeton The horse taxing nrs as prise
$40.
Glass 39-Mare or gelding, Is hands inches
and over, suitable for park use in gig or
phaeton. The horse taking frs. prize IN THIS
Class cannot take a prize in classes 80, 80
aud al. First prize, $75: second, $40; third,
$50.
Glass 4O-Pair of mares or geldings, Is hands
| and over, suitable Tor park use in T-cart or
phaeton. The pair taking first prize IN this
class cannot take prize in classes 81, 81 and
AZ. First prize, 800; second, $50; third, $25
! Glass 4i-Mare or gelding. Is hands
| inches and over. Suitable for town work IN 3
broug ham or victoria. The horse taking first
prize in this class cannot take ma = prize in
classes 50, SO. 80. First prize, $50; second
prize, $40; third prize, $50.
| hands inches and over Suitable for town
| work in a brougham, victoria or landau. Inc
pair taking first prize in this class cannot
aee prize in Asses s A.
inch and not exceeding Is hands l
inch. To be shown before two-wheeled cart.
/ Style of going, quality and manners Will be
especially considered. First prize, so; Sec
ond prize. $40; third. prize, $50.
4 Glass 44-Best pair of La lies horses, Il
| hands and not exceeding ID hands inch
To be shown before carriage suitable for q
| lady to drive. Horses to count % Per cent
and appointments so per cent First prize.
| Class 45-Best horse, exceeding 10 hands L
inch. To be shown before brough am Horse
to count 80 per cent and appointments Do per
cent. First prize, $50; second PRICE S4o;
| third prize $50.
Glass 46-Best pair of horses, exceeding Is
hands inch. To be shown before brougham
so per cent. First prize, 500; second prize,
! $50; third prize. $25.
Special prize silver cup, offered by Rudolph
| Spreckels, 5000.
| Is hands inch; to be shown before victoria
| or four-wheeled cabriolet; horses to count 90
per cent and appointments 90 per cent
/ Prize, silver cup, offered by Brewster q Co.,
| New York, 1900.
Glass 47-For the best high-stepper, Is hands
2 inches and over; style, conform alton and
| action TO be considered; to be shown before an
/ appropriate two-wheeled vehicle. First prize,
$75: second prize, $40; third prize. $50.
Carriage horses Especial classes for horses
| bred on the Pacific Coast)-To be shown
4 hof1 xtay,, wiz or Sfyla
| conformation and action to be considered In
! judging: no preference to be given to horses
| with locked or trimmed tails.
inches aud over, that has never won first
| prize at any show up to date of entry: First
prize, SIS; second prize, $40; third prize
/ $40.
Glass 49-Pair of mares or ge.dings. or mare
and gelding, Is hands 2 inches and over,
| that have never won a first prize at any
| show up to date of entry: First prize, 500;
| second prize, $50; third prize, $25.
Special prize silver cup, offered by George
! A. Pope, 5000.
Cab horses, class 5o-Mare or geldlng, 10
| hands inches and over; TO be shown before
! coupe; horse 10 count 80 per cent and appoint
| ments so per cent; no preference to be given
| to horses with docked or trimmed tails First
| prize S75; second prize, $40; third prize, $50.
/ Class 51-Pair OF mares or geldlngs, 10
| hands inches and over; to be shown before q
coupe, hack or focr-seated carriage; horses 10
count so per cent and appointments 90 per
cent; no preference to be given to horses with
docked or trimmed tails. First prize, 500;
second prize, $50; third prize, S25.
| Horses and delivery wagons-To be shown
before an appropriate delivery or express
| wagon. Horse to count 90 per cent, wagon
and appointments 40 per cent.
/ Glass 52-Best single horse. First prize, 500;
| second prize, $50; third prize. $15.
Glass 53-Best pair horses. FIRST prize, $75;
second prize, $40: third prize, $40
| Tandems, class 54-Best road tandem. This
class must be shown before two.wheeled
dogcart or tandem cart. First prize, SIS; Sec
ond prize, $40; third prize $40
coed 14.2. First prize, $40; second prize, $50;
| third prize, $40. Post entries.l
/ Class 55-Best park tandems and appoint
ments, amateur drivers. In this class the
| wheeler to have substance, quality and action
| the leader to be sly lish, well-bred, allaround
i actor, with good manners. Carts and harness
| to be of recognized tandem pattern: First prize,
| 500; second prize, $50; third prize, $25.
Glass 50 A-For best performance OF an anna
teur in driving tandem through obstacles.
| Prize, silver cup offered by John Bradbury,
5000.
| Unicorn, class 56-For the best unicorn
| team, to be shown before appropriate vehicle.
| First prize, $75; second prize, $40; third
prize, $50.
Four.in-hands,. class 57--Best road team
| this class must be shown before coach or
body break. First prize 800, second prize
$50, third prize $50.
| Special prize, silver cup offered by Peter j.
Donahue, 5000.
| Class 58-Best park team amateur drivers
to be SHOWN before drag, nOrSeS TO count on
per cent, coach or drag and appointments 40
per cent; the horses should have quality, ac-
ton and good manners and not De under Il +
teen hands. First prize $3.50, second prize
$75, third prize $40.
| Class SO A-Best performance of an amateur
in driving four-in-hand through obstacles.
| Prize, silver cup offered by A. B. Spreckels,
5000.
! Class 59-Best tour-in-hand Pacific Coast
! bred horses, to be shown before coach, body
| break or wagonette. No preference to be given
| to horses with locked or trimmed tails.
Price, the Morrow challenge cup, value
$500, TO be won two years in succession by the
same exhibitor before becoming his property,
and in the meantime to be held i'll trust by the
association; offered by Robert F. Morrow.
| Glass SO A-Best performance of driving six
| finland through obstacles. First prize, $50;
second prize, $25; third prize, $15.
Ponies in harness-These classes to be shown
before an appropriate vehicle
| Glass 60-SGalllon, mare or geldlng, 10
hands and not exceeding IL hands, three
| years old or over. First prize, $25; second
! prize, SIS; third prize, $40.
Glass 61-Palr of stations, mares or geld
ings, or mare and gelding, 10 hands and
not exceeding II hands, three years old or
over First prize, $40; second prize. $50;
| third prize, $40.
Class 62-Stallion, mare or gelding, above
IL hands and not exceeding 13 hands inch.
First prize, $50; second prize, SIS; third, $40.
| Glass 63-Pair stations, mares or gedings,
n l.