The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-30
HORSE SHOW BECINS|
ENTHUSIASM
1T OPENED AUsPIUoUsIY WITH
LARGE CROWDS AND MUCH
SIX FIRST PRIZES FOR ST. PAUL,
Splendid Programme of Contests In
Onered for Today in Ten
C1asses-List of
Winners,

Yesterday the Lexington horse show
was ausp1c1ously opened under most adj
Vantageous conditions, and a large
throng Of enthusiasts was in attendance
TO inspect, criticise and enjoy 1t must
De accounted a success in every way,
ana II the remaining days maintain the
standard established yesterday, the show
VIII pass into history as an enterprise
Wen worth continuing. The show has
peeh arranged on an elaborate scale, and
the management has spared nothing to
MAKE all outward signs favorable. So
c1ety was we'll represented at yesterdays
performance. Every event was brought
or promptly and on time and the pro
gramme did not drag, a feature which
goes long way to insure success on such
contests is herewith SUMMARIZED:
Cob Class 9 First prize to Duchess,
owned by E. l.. Jersey, ST. Paul; sec
ond to Tuck, owned by c. r. Lamb, Min
neapolis; third to Peter Cooper, owned
by F. A. Laramee, Minneapolis; fourth
to Dandy, owned by George c. Finch st.
Paul.
Roadster Glass 2-First prize to Spark,
owned by H. G. Seholey, st. Paul; sec
ond to Flora B, owned by W. D. Thurs
ton, Minneapolis; third to Dave Staples,
owned by John Dowd, st. Paul.
Spider Class 47-First prize to Prince
and Major, owned by NJ. H. Foley, st.
Paul; second to Barney and Kit, owned
by A. P. Wallich, ST. Paul.
Ladies Glass 13-First prize to Marion,
owned by Mrs. Loman c. Pryor, of Min
neapolis; second to Doris, owned by Miss
Sadie Murphy, st. Paul; third to Prince,
owned by Mrs. G. H Koehler, st. Paul.
Tandem Glass 15-First prize to Duke
and Duchess owned by E. L. Hersey, st.
Paul; second to Prince and Queen, owned
gins and Pete c., owned by F. c. Lara
NEE; fourth to Easter Lily and Duchess,
owned by George c. Finch. St: Paul.
Combination Saddle Horse any Size,
NiT~c-t TN11i11 O1,o1-
ham, owned by A. ]. Douglas Jr., st.
Paul
Gated Saddle Horse, Any Size, Class
2112-Ffrst prize to Kentucky Prince,
owned by G. F. Hunt, Minneapolis; sec
ond to Gov. Beckham, owned by A. J.
Douglas Jr., st. Paul. third to Lady
Jane, owned by F. B. Kellogg.
Single Roadster PAGER Class 4-First
prize to Buff, owned by Maurice Roths-
child, Minneapolis. second to Midnight,
owned by j. B. Cook, St Paul; third to
DR.. Archibald, owned by DR.. o. w. Arch
Four-in-Hand Glass 39-An four prizes
to ]. B. Cook, st. Paul.
The programme for today is as fol-
TODAY's PROGRAMME.
Class 1012-High stepping cobs.
Class 4Roadsters' class.
Class 3-RoadSters' class.
Class 10-Cohs lap or over, to runa-
bout.
Glass 5-Roadster class.
Glass 16-Pair horses, 1872 or over, to
cabriolet or victoria
Class 6-Roadster class
Class 1512-Sporting tandem.
Glass 23-Cobs under 1872 to saddle.
= Class @-Horses 1872 or over to English
cart.
Glass 12-Cobs, 1872 or over to Park
wagon. Horses alone are to be judged,
shown to suitable vehicles. They are
first shown tandem, then at a given
signal the horses are drawn up, the
leader unhitched and saddled in the ring,
and made to take, hurdle. The first
vantage of per cent in the judging.