The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-13
HORSE SHOW TO-DAY.
Fine stock VIII Be shown in Front
OF the Grnndstand.

OF the Grandstand.
The horse show will be given at the
Fair to-day, beginning at II o'clock.
The animals will be shown in halter,
under the saddle, and in harness,
double and single, in front of the
grandstand, where a fine view of their
points will be afforded the spectators,
as well as the judges.
Great interest has been shown in the
horse show, and it is probable that
there will be crowd of spectators.
This is the first event of the kind Sa-
vannah has had, and it is hoped that
its success will be such as to induce
many to be held in the future. Horse
shows stimulate interest in fine stock
and it is by no means improbable that
one will be held every year.
1t was the original intention to show
certain entries on various days during
the Fair, but it was decided that the
wiser plan would be to consolidate the
show.
The following are the entries that
have been made:
Mr.. e. J. Thomas, best filly, foal of
1899; c. A. l.. Cunningham, best har-
ness gelding, any age, best pair of
matched mares, best harness mare;
Mr.. w. j. DeRenne, best combined
mare, any age, best harness gelding,
any age. best saddle gelding, any age;
Mr.. E. NJ. Pittman, best filly, foal of
1883; Miss r. M. Gaffney best colt, foal
of 1899; Mr. w. A Susong, best single
mule, any age; Mr.. A. B. NJ. Gibbes,
best combined gelding. any age; best
| saddle gelding, any age, best Shetland
pony, any age and either sex, best har
ness gelding, any age; Mr.. George
| Walker, two entries for best saddle
| gelding, best saddle mare: DR.. j. D.
| Page, best combined gelding, best sad
die gelding; Mr.. Frank NJ. Butner, best
pair of matched geldings, best pair OF
matched mares, best combined mare,
| best combined gelding, best harness
gelding, best harness mare, best saddle
gelding, best saddle mare, best rocka-
way mare or gelding; Mr.. M Burns,
Atlanta, two entries, best mare, any
age, thoroughbred; MIR. D. S. Wilcox,
Richmond, KY, best harness mare,
any age; Mr.. Jack Horner, Atlanta,
| best stallion, thoroughbred; Messrs
| Henderson az Honahan, best stallion
thoroughbred, and two entries; best
mare, thoroughbred; Mr.. H. N. Reaves,
Atlanta, draft stallion, best harness
! gelding and best harness mare; Mr..
Joseph Woods, best stallion, any age;
Mr.. o. Mowers, Macon, two entries, pest
| colt, foal of 1899, best gelding, any age,
| and best harness mare, any age: Mr.
]. r. Hand. two entries, best stallion,
any age; thoroughbred, and best mare,
any age, thoroughbred; Messrs. Kopps
& Kerr, best mare, any age, thorough
bred.
The horses Mr.. Cunningham will
show. in the order they are given
above. are Robert Revolie, owned by
Mr.. 7 P. Saffold of Griffin; Yonah and
Do 1t Quick. owned by Mr.. A. S.
Jones of Garnet, S. c., and Yonah.
Mr.. DeRenne's horses will be Beauty
Box and Roy, and will be shown by
Mr.. J. c. Carmichael.
Mr.. Gibbes will show his own
horses, Boysie and Adonis.
The horses Mr.. Walker will show
are owned by Mr.. S. P. Shotter.
Mr.. A. w. Harmon will show the
two entries made by DR.. Paige.
Mr.. Butner will show Pride and
Fashion for himself, Queen and Quail
ity for himself and Dandy Boy for him
self. He will show Princess for Mr.. H.
w. Witcover in three entries and Capt.
| Jinks for Miss Sullivan in two entries.
He will also show Puck for Mr.. ]. A.
| G. Carson