St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-28
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Laramie, the Minneapolis horseman,
drove his black trotter to a sulky
sleigh, and, notwithstanding the alb
sence of decorations etc, captured a.
prize, as did also G. J. Heinrich, an
other Minneapolis lover of blooded
horse flesh. H. w. Fagley was a prize
winner with his natty stopper and
graceful cutter in which Mrs Fagley
sat with him.
There were half dozen pony
equigages, and all of them were en-
tirely creditable, especially those of
Russell Clark, young son of Matt
Clark, who drove saucy little black
fellow with white fittings and plumes,
Wilbur Tibbils Jr., who handled the
reins over Shetland pony from the
seat of a tiny cutter and the outfit
Of Peter and Andrew Berkey, who, clad
entirely in white, were carried along
by diminutive sorrel pony gotten up
with white trimmings.
The comedy element in the parade
was an immense old-fashioned bar
ouche sleigh with a mule and a gray
horse attached, driven by Russell
Rooley, who was accompanied by sew
eral people in grotesque costumes. The
harness was old, the horse and mule
decidedly comical, and the judges
awarded to Mr.. Rooley the first honors
in the comedy line.
Other turnouts in line belonged to
Arnold Kalman, J. j. Hill, George AL
len, c. E. Dickerman, NJ. Foley and
]. c. Shea.
The judges, after duly celebrating,
submitted the following official award
of prizes:
First prize, four-in-hand, driven to any
style vehicle-Imported four-in- hand whip,
solid silver handle, fancy whip case and two
baskets of champagne No. l, L. E. New
port, st. Paul.
First prize. spike driven to any style vehicle
Fur robe. Inasmuch as there was no entry
in this class, and as the entry of S. c.. Cook
OF st. Paul, in fourth hand class deserves
recognition, this prize is awarded to Mr. Cook
as second prize in four-in-hand class.
First prize, three abreast driven to any
style vehicle-Fur robe; No. 4, w. H. Bromley
st. Paul.
First prize, tandem driven to any style
Merriam, st. Paul.
Second prize, tandem driven to any STYLE
yehicle-Pair tandem robes; No. 5, Crawford
Livingston, st. Paul.
harness; No. g. Philip Schufeldt, St. Paul.
Second prize, pair driven to sleigh-Pair
fancy quarter blankets; No. 10, L. K Hull
Minneapolis I'll
bare bone. gold-mounted whip shark skin
handle and fancy whip case. This whip re-
ceiyed FIRST prize at the worlds fair; No. 25,
u NJ. Harrington, MINNEAPOLIS
Second prize, pair driven to cutter-Pair
Paul. --''---4ii' 81
Third prize, pair driven to cutter-Two
apolis. Aiiie
First prize. pair driven to closed carriage
Ilne SIX robe; No. 20, C. G. Goodrich, Min
First prize, one horse driven to CUTTER
apclis. Nhiiiiie-
Second prize one horse driven to cutter-
e ezo1 ~ Ia a whip and fancy whip case; No
oi' n. w. Fagley, st. Paul. 0'
FIRST prize, most coroicaI eouinoo.
Paul. 80 'Seii hooiey, ST.
First prize, best decorated eouinaee-pair
sielgh plumes; No. 46, Fred Schroeder St
First prize, pony equipage - Imnortad An
cora chlld's robe; No. Co. Russell Clark. St
Second prize, pony equipage-Fancy robe.
NO 81 Peter Berkey Jr, st. Paul
Third prize. pony equipage-Chime hell and
plume No. SO, Wilbur Tibbals Jr. ST, paul
Coachman, first prize, 500 cash-No. %
Patrick Heaney, C. NJ Harrington's coach
man, Minneapolis 00"0i
Coachman, second prize, 80 cash-No. -
Max Roman, Maj. fuckers coachman
Coachman, third prize, s. CASH. w,
Poets coachman, st. Paul
We wish to make honorable mention of the
party who had the dog in the parade in Mace
prize for such class he would have taken
first prize.
Committee-R. F. Jones Chairman, Mime
apolls; E. B. Putnam, st. Paul; E. L. Her
sey, Saltwater.
Referee-George R. Finch, ST. Paul.