The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-15


country. The classes made exclusively for
local horses and vehicles are broad enough
to give all an opportunity to compete. The
list of prizes in full is as follows:
-Roadsters.-
STANDARD or Nonstandard)
A roadster, when mature for driving
should not be under fifteen hands high
Conformation. style of going, manners
hook and knee action, whether driven with
ordinary heavy shoes to force action, also
whether strained with checking or severe
bits, and as they are and appear at the
time of showing in the ring, will be con-
sidered in judging.
Harness Horses
To be shown before suitable vehicles.
and will be judged by their adaptability to
the purposes and vehicles specified In the
several classes. In these classes horses
round action and ability to go good pace
will be especially considered.
In the classes for horses suitable for town
riage, whether moving or standing. will be
especially considered. Harness horses
should be shown in heavy harness.
Notice-The word horse means horse,
mare or gelding, except where otherwise
stated, All other conditions embodied In
the prize list.
Gated Saddle Horses
Rules of the American Saddle Horse
Breeders ASSOCIATION TO govern. All
mails must show FIVE distinct gaits-that is,
first, walk; second. trot; third. rack; fourth,
canter; fifth, running walk. fox trot or slow
pace. Conformation to count 40 per cent,
manner 20 per cent, and performance ~
per cent.
Special Notice - Prospective exhibitors
| will confer a favor by advising the secre-
tary at the earliest possible moment of
their intention of making entries In this
show, thereby facilitating and expediting
! the work.
-Trotters.-
(Stallion and his get)
Class 1, stallion, to be shown with two
or more of his get, the Oldest of the get not
to exceed four years Stallion and get to
be considered To be judged by their indi-
| viduaIity, the pedigree of the sire and dam,
| and the quality of the progeny. To be
shown in hand or by the side of saddle
horse. First prize, $50; second prize 10;
| third prize, SIS.
| Two-year- or under colt or filly foal.
! shown in hand or by the side of a saddle
horse. First prize. SIS; second prize $40;
third prize, IS.
Stations. three-year- or over kept for
| service. To be judged by their individuality,
| pedigree, and suitable to get roadsters. To
be shown in hand or by the side of saddle
| horse. First prize, $4O second prize, SzO,
| third prize, $40.
| Harness Horses
Pair of Park Horses-Over fifteen hands;
| to be shown to appropriate vehicle. Horses
to count so per cent; appointments TO count
so per cent. First prize. 800: second prize,
$50; third prize, SIS
Park Horse (single)-yOver fifteen hands;
to be shown to appropriate vehicle suitable
! for park use. Should have conformation
style and all-round action, and be able to
go a good pace. Horse to count 80 per cent;
appointments to count 80 per cent; First RS
Harness Pairs-Fifteen hands or over;
suitable for park use. To be shown to APP
propriate vehicle. Horses to count so per
cent; appointments 90 per cent; owned IN
| prize, SIS; third prize, SIS, or plate.
The Gig Horse, 14.3-Not to exceed 1873.
Manners knee and hook action conforma-
ton. speed and style considered To be
shown to appropriate vehicle. First prize,
SIS; second prize, $40; third prize: SIS.
Best High Stepper-Any age; 142 or over;
To be shown before a two or four-wheel
vehicle. Conformation and all-round action
alone considered. First prize, $50; second
prize, $50; third prize, $40.
1873. Horse should have conformation,
style, all-round action and good manners
Horse must stand without being held.
Excessive action net essential. Horse to
count 70 per cent; wagon and appoint
ments % per cent. First prize, SIS; second
prize. $40; third prize SIS.
Runabout QocaD-Horse 1913 and not to
exceed 1873. Horse should have conforma-
ton, style, all-round action and good man
ners. Horse must stand without being
held. Excessive action not essential
appointments rs per cent; First prize
$780, second prize. $50; third. $40.
Hunting Tandem--To be first shown as
tandem and then shown over the regula-
ton jumps by the driver. Horse turnout
and alacrity in changing to count 60 pei
cent; performance over the jumps 40 pei
cent. First one over the jumps will gain
per cent First prize, $50; second prize, $50
third prize, $50.
Tandem Team-Wheeler should have
| power and action; leader breedy appear.
| conformation. action.
hardness considered. Horses, IS per cent
appointments, % per cent.
-Four-in- Hands,
In case of only two exhibitors prizes
will be divided 60 and 40 per cent Elk
hibitors in the four-in-hand and unicorn
classes need not describe their teams wher
making entries.
PARK Team with Appointments-wh
not under fifteen hands; conformation
quality, style and all-round action to b'
considered. Horses to count so per cent.
vehicle. % per cent; harness. Is per cent
shown before a coach or drag appointed
for park: First prize, $50; second prize, $50
third prize, So
Horses to count so per cent, vehicle Is pc
cent, harness Is per cent, liveries 10 pc
cent. The horses should have quality ano
good manners and not be under fifteel
hands. This class must be shown before
coach or drag or brake First prize, 800
second prize. $50; third prize. SIS.
| fOur-l1l manu- ROAD 1edHS-lO De SnOWl
with cock horse. Team and appointment
| to count so per cent, driving through oh
stacles to count so per cent. First prize
$780, second prize. $50; third prize, $50.
Coaching Parade
Monument Place.
Four-in-hand Road Teams-To the hes
appointed team with cock horse, shown be
fore coach or drag as appointed for pic
mics, races or outings. Each coach to TAX
ten or more passengers, to be driver
through the principal streets to the shoy
pavilion, there to be judged the opening
class upon that DAY, and upon the follow
ing points: Teams to count 40 per cent
harness and vehicles 80 per cent, dress o
coachman 10 per cent, servant 10 per cent
and soundings of coach horn by guard
: per cent. To the winner, SIS; second prize
: SIS: third price, SIS.
4 Unicorn
T Team, vehicle and appointments consid
cred Two-horse wheelers. One horse lead
: er. First prize, $50; second prize, $50; thir
prize. $50
: Pair Ponies in Harness-Pair. All ponie
must not be over 14.2 and driven by boy q
e girl under sixteen years. Must be show
, to an appropriate vehicle First prize s2s
second prize. sl5: third prize. SO
Z Ponies in Harness (single)-All ponie
must not be over 142, and driven by DO
e or girl under sixteen years. Must
4 shown to appropriate vehicle. First priz,
4 SIS; second prize, SO; third prize, s..
Roadster Classes
: Pair of Roadsters, Trotters-All-roun
4 action. style. speed and manners consid
\ cred. Horses to count so per cent, appoint
: | ments to count 40 per cent First priz,
$50; second prize, $50; third prize, So