The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-31

horse show. with the privilege OF reserved
seats (nrst choicc), and admission at all
times 90 festival field, The ticket, OF
course, does not admit 10 the pay attrae-
tions on festival Hold. BY a close cnlcula-
ton OF the benefits OF this ticket, the holder
thereof receives Sl3,@ worth of admissions
and reserved seats for $40. II must not be
forgotten that only those having member
ship tickets will have any or the privileges
OF the clubhouse. Tn visitors 10 the horse
show VIII have the most comfortable view
OF all the exhibitions and performances,
The arena, which will be three hundred feet
In length and one hundred feet In width.
viii be surrounded by n promenade noorcd
and inclined toward the grand stand. This
promenade will be eighteen feet wide and
will be for the unrcserVed general admis-
sion, The grand stands Will be three IN
number, one on the east, one on the west
and one on the south. Their capacity VIII
be several thousands, and 10 make the spec
tators more comfortable than they would
be with stationary seats, chairs VIII be pro-
yided. a band OF thirty pieces Will play
special programmes during the perform
ances, afternoon and evening. The grand
stand and arena Will be rich I'm the display
OF horse show colors and all the appoint
menta or the shows and performances
viii be complete and proper. The horses
will enter from the southeast corner OF the
arena and leave from the southwest cor
ner. Their coming VIII be properly an
nounced by heralds and during the per
fOrmances the arena viii be attended by
proper masters and liveried grooms. Around
Nllt ElAnu Hldluh lntIA VIII % nllltll poAte
holding six persons each, which are ex-
pected 10 be used for the fashionable dis
play that is one Of the big features OF any
society horse show, and Will be not the less
a feature here.
CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT.
Another feature Of the horse show will be
the arrangement OF the h~ooking-up sheds,
which will be behind the grand stands.
There will be one hundred box stalls Sx1O
feet and so arranged on one side of the
hooking-up sheds that the beautiful anil
mails may be inspected closely. Opposite
them, on the other side Of the promenade,
the handsome %equipages that are a part of
the horse show and the trappings and har-
ness will be exhibited largely for the benefit
of those who want TO inspect the fine de-
tails that may not be observed I'm the arena.
The executive committee has found that
the plans of the building and grounds COM
mittee make ample provision for the COM
fort Of visitors while in the grounds and
also arrange the most convenient means OF
access to them. The approaches 10 the en-
frances will be specially made, being kept
free for the passage of the crowd. The
plaza along Washington street is expected
TO be of benefit in handling the coming and
going multitudes on the street ears. In the
interior of the festival field, at the north
east corner, about an acre is reserved fol
tents for fraternity headquarters. Through
out the field and horse show every arrange
ment will be made for public comfort. Tn
fraternity tents are to be q social feature
of peculiar nature, as each fraternity viii
have its own headquarters, where its mem
berS may rest and where whatever socia
details they may provide may be attended
to. The committee is determined not only
to provide superior attractions for the pub.
lie at festival field and at the horse show
but also to provide everything possible tC
make the enjoyment of them free from pet
ty annoyance or comic