Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-26
Prizes Awarded.

The first event last night was an ex-
hibition of polo ponies, not over li-2.
carrying up to 155 pounds They were
to be judged for their hardness, manners
and conformation. The exhibition was
with mallet and ball and around obstacles:
and A. A. Busch's Chairpusher took first
money Mr. Busch is from ST. Louis
Payday. ridden by ]. c. Rogers. of the
and Mr.. Pickwick. ridden by r. H. Will
Jams, of this city, took third money: John
S. Brattan's First Flight was very highly
commended.
There were seven entries in the light
delivery wagon event The conditions
were that the horse was 10 count 80 per
cent and the wagon 80 per cent and the
winner to receive SO in cash. The A. a.
Busch company took the prize and Wells,
Fargo & Co. We're judged second and q.
Bernheimer Bros. & Co. third. TIE rig of
the Jaccard Jewelry Company was very
highly commended. This event was only
open to light delivery wagons actually in
The hotel stakes. offered by the Ewins-
Dean Hotel Company consisted of a purse
OF 800. 80 ard so and was for light road
wagons with appointments. The sondi
lions We're roadsters not under fifteen
hands TO be shown before top wagon,
horses To count 30 per cent, wagon - per
cent, harness per cent. robes. blanket
and whip per cent; general appointment
and style Is per cent. The first money was
taken by Herbert Woolf's Dr. Buckner.
the animal he sold Tuesday night for $50.
but which he reserved the privilege Of ex-
hibiting for the balance Of the week, max
ing the horse net him $3.50 so far. F. p.
Smiths Santalina took third money and
| Z. J. Streets Prince K. very highly
commended. MIR. Street would very prob
ably have taken first money except for the
fact that his horse was not quite as speedy
| as the rest and speed was considered by
the judges.
! steppers and the conditions were horses
| exceeding fifteen hands. to be shown in an
appropriate vehicle. Style, conformation
and manners; action and quality We're con-
| sidered in judging. The prizes were 500.
| so and $40. An added entry. Jane Carter,
owned by ]. T. CTenshaw. of Lexington.
ed by John 5. Bratton, of St. Louis. took
| second. Third money was captured by
Odette owned by A. \. Busch. of ST. Louis.
| f. G. Suites Strathlein was very highly
One of the prettlest exhibitions given
was in class ., consisting of horses. car
| in plate. valued at so and was carried off
| by X. B. Armour's Telephone and Tele
graph, who have never yet failed in TAX
| ing Il prize in horse show when entered.
| The conditions were the best appoint ID pair
| to park trap. kept for private use and
owned by d resident of Kansas City. Deal
| W W. Stoner's Evergreen and Mate We're
Judged second and {. L. Granniss Golden
| Gate and Golden Rod third. ]. ID. Hers
| George and Willie were very highly COM
In the class for gated stations, the fol-
lowing horses entered:
City. No. Eaglefte. Evans Stock Farm,
Weston, Mo: Joe Blackburn, Jri, J. II.
Phillips Butler Moi Preston PAT r,o Dowlap
Bros. Versailles. Ky; Thornton's Star, j.
a. Potts: Mexico, Mo, and kentucky's Ar
| list. J. T. Crershaw, Lexington. Ky.
Highland Chief. a beautiful black horse.
was awarded the first prize of 500. J. a.
Potts Thornton Star got the second prize
| and Mr.. Dowlan's Preston got the yellow
II was the best ring ot saddle stations
that has ever been seen here.
In the class for heavy harness horses
In pairs the purses for which were offered
by the Union Bank Note Co. there We're
three pairs em1efed b Iaey "f R:cb Ma r.
], s. Braiton. Of St; Louis; and Shack and
Louisville. KY Mr.. Busch entry, a
| heavy rair OF bay mares was awarded the
blue ribbon. which entitled the holder 10
S!G0 Mr. Bratton's brown horses got second
| money and Shack and Toney were third.
In the class for high jumpers open to all,
| the horses were scored on their perform
ance at jumping two fences at four feet.
two at four and half feet and two at five
feet.
The following horses entered:
| Sporting Duchess. C. c. Zetlmeisl. Chica-
go. III: Sporting Duke, G. C. Zetlmeisl.
| Chicago III: Euchre. John S. Bratton.
| East ST. Louis. III: Pearl. George Pepper,
| Toronto Ont: Your Fellow. George Pep
! per Toronto. Ont: Dude. George Pepper,
| Toronto. Ont: SiardonyN. George Pepper.
| Toronto Ont: Victoria George Pepper. To-
| ronto. Ont: Queensberry. George Pepper,
| Toronto. Ont.
Mr. Pepper had six entries and with them
| CAPTURED all the prizes.
| The first horse to appear was Your Fell
| low, and he took all the jumps beautifully
| All of Mr. Peppers horses were ridden
| bv Hugh Wilson. Your Fellow had no
| trouble in walking away with the first
| prize Queensbury was second and Vic
| toria captured the yellow ribbon
| II was in this class that Mr.. Peppers
| Pearl met with an accident In attempting
| a SiN-foot jump
| This was the best jumping class that
has eyer been seen in the West.
| With the jumping class the programme
for she evening was ended
HORSE ON Mr.. ST0CKHAM.