The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-31
MANY PRIZES TAKEN
SECOND DAY OF HORSE SHOW PRE-
SENTED CROWDED PRO-
GRAMME
WOMEN SHOW KEEN INTEREST
Crowd Was Small but Enthusiastic,
and All Events Advertised ~
Were Successfully
Pulled Of.

Even more inte esting than that of the
of the opening day, was yesterdays pro
gramme at the horse show. Though the
attendance was not everything thac
could be desired, a keen interest was
manifested by those present, and the
pretty gowns of the women in the boxes
gave the grand stand a gay appearance
and relieved the gloom of the empty
seats in the rear There were more
women than men present in the grand
stand yesterday and the latter appar-
emily took the liveliest interest in the
JUG ging, and many showed themselves to
be well posted on points The Minnesota
State band played a lively programme
during the afternoon, which the horses
seemed to enjoy as thoroughly as tie
people who came to see them, for they
pranced about in conscious pride.
Owing to the large number of entries
the judging began yesterday at 2 O'clock
There We're, in all, eleven events on the
programme, and some of them consumed
considerable time, as the horses were put
through several maneuvers familiar to
expert horsemen. One of the interesting
events yesterday was Glass Y. This con-
sisted of a pair of cobs to park wa goa,
driven tandu4n for awhile and then at a
given signal, the leader was unhitched
and saddled in the ring and sent over
the hurdles. Only the horses were judg-
ed in this event. The first horse over
the hurdles belonged to M. D. Mum. It
receives an extra per cent in judging
the awards.
YESTERDAYS WINNERS.
The days events and the winn@s were
as follows:
High-9tepping cobs, Glass 1o9z-Firgt
Queen, F. B. Kellogg; third, Easter Lily.
George r. Finch; fourth, Tuck, c. r.
NICE; sixth, Nellie King, w. w. Price.
Class No. !, Roadsters Under Fifteen
First prize Noble st. Cloud, ]. d. Nc
Ard!e; second, Cora B, W: D. Thurston;
Nick, A. j. Dean; fifth, Bromme, A w.
L ndeke; sixth, Patsy, Elmer Moses.
Class No. 3, roadsters under 15-First,
Trtlby, Herman Sternberg; second, Mary
Glass No. 5, roadster class-First, Char
lie and Kit. J. B. McCardle; second,
Brownie and Silas b, Col. A. W Ldndeke;
third, Katie L and Fannie B., D. Hep
per.
Class No; 16. pair horses, s15-2 or over;
Jack, Thomas Lowry; second. Teddy
Roosevelt and Clara Barton. George r.
Finch; third, May. and Jones, E. w.
Feet; fourth, Captain and Ned, Leo
Guiterman. ~ Es.r. -s.-s1
Class No. %, cobs under 1872 to saddle
First, Helene, Z. A. Schulze; second,
Tac'S, C. r. Lamb; third, Peter Cooper,
L. A. Laramie; fourth, Lady Jane, F. B.
Kellogg.
Class No. As, horses 1872 or over to
English cart-First, George c. Finch; sec
ond, c. o. Cutter: third, w. ]. Hin. ~
Glass No. u, cobs. 1862 or over, to cart
wagon-First. Duke and Chester, M. ID.
Mum; second, Jack and John. Thomas
Lowry third, Dick and Bud, c. R. Lamb;
fourth, Prince and Mayor, M. H. Foley.
Glass g. roadster class-First, A. D S.
Johnson; second, G. W. Gillette; third,
John Grant
Glass 10, cobs 1872 or over, to runabout-
First, w. w. Price; second, c. R. Lamb;
third, M. II. Foley; fourth, NJ. D. Mum
MUSIC PROGRAMME.
The following programme will be play
ed this afternoon by the Minnesota State
band:
March-"Hail to Spirit of Liberty sousa
Oyerture--''Light Cavalry ......... .Suppe
Waltz-"Poets Dream. Selling
Selection Romance of Athlone" ..Alcott
Mosquitoes Parade OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Medley-"Latest Hits ........... Boettge1
Characteristic-"F Heart Throbs''
Eilenberg
Galop-"s Saratoga Races" ........... stiech