The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-18
SCHEDULE COMP,
ELABORATE PROGRAMME ron
THE TWIN CITY HORSE SHOW
Is MADE OUT
EVENT OF UNUSUAL INTEREST
Society of the Northwest Is Pre-
pairing to Attend Lexington
Park Function in Large
Numbers.

Hutter regarding the horse show which
Will be held at Lexington Park Aug. %.
20 and 30. under the auspices of the In
terurban Horse Show association.
Owners of fine horsefesh in the North
west are pressing forward to get their
equlneS in proper form to compete IN one
or more of the classes, and already many
entries have been received
Lexington Park will be rejuvenated
and greatly enhanced for the occasion,
and inasmuch as it is an ideal spot for
such an event, it will present a remark
ably fine appearance.
Word has been received that horse-show
parties are now being made up at many
cities in the Northwest among them be-
ing Duluth and West Superior combined,
Fargo, N. D., Grand Forks, Eau Claire,
Wis, Albert Lea, Mankato, Winona, Red
Wing, Saltwater, and numerous other
points. so that the first annual intcruf-
ban horse show will neither lack variety
nor elegance.
The various classes and conditions, cor
rected and revised, are as follows:
ROADSTERs
Roadsters to be shown before suitable
vehicles. Horses to count 60 per cent and
general appointment 20 per cent.
Class No 1-Single roadster (trotter),
Glass No. 2-single roadster (rotter),
1872 or oVer.~
Class No. S-single roadster Cpacer),
under 1872
Glass No. 4-Single roadster (pacer) 1872
or over.
Glass No. 5-Pair roadsters orotters),
under 15-2.
Class No 6-Pair roadsters 0rotters}.
Class No. 7-Pair rOadSterS (pacerS),
under 1872
Glass No. 8-Pair roadsters (pacers). 1872
or over.
Horses to count 60 per cent, general ap-
pointments 20 per cent.
Glass No. 9-Single cob, under 1872, to
over. to be shown before runabout.
Class No. 10-Single cob, 1872 or over,
to be shown before runabout
Glass No. 1015-High stepping cob, any
size. to appropriate vehicle.
Class No. 11-Pair cObS, under 1872, to be
shown before park wagon or trap
Glass No. 12-Pair cobs. 1872 or over, to
be shown before runabout.
LADIES CLASSES.
Ladies' class to be judged as to general
practicability and appearance.
Class No. 13-Single~ horse to suitable
vehicle.
COUNTRY CLUB CLASS.
Class No 14-Single horse, to suitable
vehicle; lady to drive; must be member
of either the Town and Country club, st.
Paul, or the Minikahdi club, Minneapo-
lis.
r. TANDEMS
s-Wheelers should have power action
and pace Leaders should be SNOWY and
well bred, with good, all-around action
and pace. Manners will be considered
To be shown before an appropriate velli-
Gle. Horses to count 20 per cent, general
appointments 80 per cent.
Class No. 15-Tandem, to appropriate
vehicle.
d, Class No. 1511a-sporting tandem. to ap-
propriate vehicle.
CARRIAGE HORSES
In the classes for carriage horses, con-
formation, substance and carriage,
whether moving or standing, will be es-
pecially considered. Horses to count so
per cent, vehicles % per cent and ap-
pointments 25 per cent.
Glass No. 16-Carriage pair, 1872 or over,
to be shown before cabriolet or Victoria.
Glass No. 17-Carriage. pair, 15-1 or over,
to be shown before station wagon.
Glass No. 1S-Carriage pair, under 1872,
to be shown before park wagon Or trap.
Glass No. 19-Carriage pair, 1872 or over,
to be shown before suitable park wagon
BROUGHAM CLASSES.
Horses to be shown before a brougham.
Horses to count so per cent, brougham Is
per cent, harness Is per cent and livery
10 per cent.
The horses should have good manners
stand quietly and back well.
Glass No. 20-Pair horses, under 1872, to
be SHOWN De1Ore a DrOUSIldIn.
Class No. 2I-Pair horses, 1872 or over,
to be shown before brougham.
Glass No. 22-Pair horses, 1872 or over,
to be shown before an extension front
brougham or demi-coach.
SADDLERS.
Saddlers to be judged by performance
under walk, trot and canter gaits.
Glass No. 23-Saddle cob, under 1872
Class No 24-Saddle cob, 1872 or over.
Glass Mo 25-COTnbina ttOn saddle horse
any size.
The above saddle classes to be open to
lady or gentlemen riders.
FOUR-IN-HAND.
Conformation, style, manner and all
around action to be considered. This
class is to be shown to any style coach
or brake. Horses to count 70 per cent,
general appointments 30 per cent.
Glass No 26-Four-in- hand before coach
or brake.
PONY CLASSES
Points to be judged as to general prac-
ttcability and appearance.
Glass No. 27-Single pony any size, to
any style vehicle. Girl to drive.
Class No. 2S-Single pony. any size, to
any style vehicle. Boy to drive.
Class No. % Pair ponies, any size, any
style vehicle. Boy or girl to drive.
Glass No. 30 Saddle pony, any size.
Girl to ride.
Class No. 31-Saddle pony, any size. Boy
to ride.
Glass No. S2-Pony tandem. to any
suitable vehicle
LIVERY CLASS.
In these classes none but Hverymen al
lowed to enter. Horses to count so per
cent. vehicles Is per cent, general ap-
pointments % per cent.
Class No. 33-Singie roadster (trotter),
any size, to be shown before runabout
Class No. 3-Single roadster, any size,
Cpacer), to runabout
Glass No. 35-Carriage pair, any size.
to suitable park wagon or trap
Glass No. 36-Carriage pair any size
to victoria or cabriolet
Glass No. 37-Carriage pair, any size, 70
brougham or coach
Glass No. ss-Carriage pair, any size, to
landau.
Glass No. S9-Fair-in-hand, to any style
coach or brake
DEALERS CLASSES.
Dealers classes VIII be open to dealers
only. Horses alone to be judged, and
shown before suitable vehicles.
Glass No 40-Single cob. any size
. Glass No. 4-Pair cobs, any size
Glass No. 42-Single roadster (trotter)
any size.
Class No. 4S-single roadster (pacep.
any size
Class No. 44-Pair roadsters Ctrotters,,
any size.
Class No. 45-Pair roadsters paeers,,
any size.
PRIVATE COACHMEN.
For best performance by private coach
man; competitors to drive same pair; to
be driven between obstacles; good
form and coachman's etiquette: must