The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-04
HORSES FOR
THE BIG SHOW
A List of the Glasses and
Prizes That Are
Offered.
Enough Variety to Please the
Expert Judges as Well as
the Masses.
Liberal Offers to Induce Owners of
Hors flesh to Bling Out the
Bst They Have.

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exhibitions OF the character ever seen in
San Francisco or the West.
The following summary OF the prizes
and conditions will interest horsemen:
Under thoroughbreds the following
classes and prizes are offered:
Glass I-stallion, 8 years old or over: First
prize, 500; second prize, $50; third prize,
The Huntington Challenge Cup, value $3.50,
is offered by C. P. Huntington for the best
thoroughbred stallion, years old or over.
The cup TO be won three years IN succession by
the same exhibitor before becoming his prop
erty. and in the meantime 10 De held In trust
by the association.
Class 2-Mare, years old or over, with foal
at foot: First prize, SIS; second prize, $40;
third prize $50.
Glass . A-Fllly. 2 years old: First prize,
$50; second prize, $50; third pr, Prize $l5.
$50; Second prize, $50; third prize, SIS.
Special prize, silver cup offered by Pacific
Coast Jockey Club, $3.50.
Class 3-Yearling fly or colt: First prize,
$40; second prize, $50; third prize. $40.
The following facts concerning prizes for
trotters are of interest:
All horses entered in these classes must be
standard. They will be judged by their pedi-
gree, age, color, conformation and way of
going. To be shown in hand or by the side of
saddle horse.
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his get, the Oldest of his get not to exceed four
years old. First prize, 5000; second prize,
800; third prize, $50.
Class 5-Stallion, four years old or over,
kept for service. First prize, 500; second
prize. $50; third prize, $25 Special prize,
silver cup offered by shreve & Co., 5000.
g gIs. $780, second prize Sso' 'hifa prize
Glass 7-stallion, years old: First prize,
$50; second prize, $25; third prize, SIS.
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to have produced foai in 1896, or to be in
foal: First prize, $75; second prize, $40;
| third prize, $50.
pedigree, color, size, conformation and gait TO
be considered in judging: First prize. $50;
second prize, $25; third prize $15.
Class 10-Filly or colt, yearling foaled in
1880. pedigree. color, size, conformation and
$50; second prize, SIS; third prize. $40
Trotters- Driving classes) Ali horses en-
tered in these classes must be standard They
will be judged by their age, color, con forma-
ton, way of going and the manner OF their
shoeing and biting. Their records not to gov
ern except in Class IL. These classes to be
shown to harness or wagon:
Glass 11-Stallion, mare or gelding, three
years old or over, with record OF 2:30 or bet
ter: First prize, SIS; second prize. $40; third
prize $40.
Class I2-Palr of mares or geldings or mare
and gelding three years old or over: First
prize, 500; second prize, $50; third prize,
Class 13-stallion. FLY or gelding two years
old end under three: First prize. $50; second
prize, $25; third prize, $l5.
Roadsters-A roadster, when mature for
driving, should not be under Is hands high.
Conformation, color, style OF going, manners,
b oek and knee action, whether driven with or
whether strained with checking or severe bits,
will be considered in judging.
Class 14-Stallion. mare or gelding, 3 years
ola or over. Must be shown to harness or
wagon. First prize, 500; second prize, S25:
third prize. $15
Class 15-Pair of mares or geldings, or mare
and gelding, 3 years old or over. Must be
shown to harness or wagon. First prize, 800;
second prize, $50; third prize. $25
Glass 16-Stallion, mare or geiding and best.
appointed "road rig" The following scale of
points will govern in judging this class: Horse
so cent; wagon, 10 per cent; harness, 8 per
cent: robes, blankets and whip, 8 per cent;
general appointment, style, etc., 18 per cent.
Total, 100. Speed not essential. First prize,
$75; second prlze $40; third prize, $50.
Class 17-Pair of mares or geldings, or mare
| and gelding and best-appointed road rig
The following scale OF points Will govern in
| judging this class: Each horse, rs per cent
| so per cent; the pair, 20 per cent; wagon, 10
per cent; harness, per cent; robes, blanket
and whip, 3 per cent; general appointments is,
taste, etc., 10 per cent. Total, 100. Speed not
| essential. First prize 500; second prize, $50;
third prize. $25.
Special prize, silver cup, oHered by the
Pacers-These classes to be shown to har-
ness or wagon.
Glass l8-Stallion mare or gelding, any age
| First prize, $50; second prize, $25; third
| prize $15.
Glass 19-Pair stations, mares or gcldings
any age. First prize, 800; second prize, $50;
| Haekneys-All stations and mares entered
in this class must be registered in the Amer
| lean Hackney or English Hackney Studpooks
and exhibitors must give their animals regis
tered numbers and pedigree on the entry
| form. All classes to be shown in hand or by
the side OF q saddlehorse, not ridden or driven.
Glasses %, % and 29A exclusively for horses
| by registered hackney stations out of regis
| tered mares.
Glass 2O-Stallion, years old or over Goaled
! in or before 1892, to be shown with three of
his get, get to be Of any age First prize, 300;
second prize, $50; third prize, $25.
Glass 2l-sta.lon, years Old or over (foaled
il or a before 1892 Fsst prize $780, second
Class 24-Stalion, yearling (foaled in 1S95),
| height not considered. First prize, $50; sec
ond prize, $25; third prize, $40.
| or before 1888, certified to be in foal or to
| have produced q foal in 1896. First prize,
800; second prize, $50; third prize, 1875.
| 1894, height not considered. First prize,
| $50; second prize, $50; third prize, SIS.
Glass 27-Filly, yeeariing tIoaled in 1880,
ond priae s5 third prize SID oo sec
| Class 2S--Colt, FLY or gelding, two years
old (foaled in 1904. First prize, $50; second
| prize, $50; thlTu prize, flO.
Class 29-Colt or FLY, yearling (foaled in
1880. First prize, $40; second prize, 500;
| third prize, $10
Glass 29A-Mare or gelding, three years and
| under five years old. First prize, $50; second
| prize, $50; third prize, SIS.
Coaching stallions-Cleveland BAY, French
| German or some recognized coaching breed.
when ma ture should not be under l6 hands
high, showing much quality and ell the at
tributes of high-class horse. Exhibitors
In this class must give pedigrees on the certif-
cate of entry. To be shown in hand, not rid
den or driven.
Class 3O-Stallion, three years old or over, to
be shown with three of his get, get to be OF
any age. First prize, 500; second prize, $50 !;
third prize, $25.
Glass 31-Stallion, 3 years old or over. First
prize, $75; second prize, $40; third prize,
Horses in harness-To be shown before suit
able vehicles; breaksng-carts and other like
traps not allowed. Harness horses must be
practically sound, and will. be judged by their
adaptability to the purpose and vehicles speci-
fed in the several classes. In classes for
horses suitable for road work, pace, action
(Which should be all around. bold, straight
and true) as well as substance and bone, will
be especially considered. In the park classes
quality, style, carriage and action Will be espe-
cially considered. In classes for horses suit
able for town carriages, conformation sub
stance and carriage, whether moving or
standing will be especially considered.
Glass 32-Mare or geiding, Ia hands
/ inch and under IA hands 3 Inches