The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-23

any of the horses shown i'm these classes.
First prize, $50; second prize, $40; third prize,
SO.
Class No. 2EGaited saddle horse, mare
or gelding Oocal.) All animals must show
five distinct gaits-that is, first, walk: sec
ond, trOt third, rack; fourth, canter; fifth,
running walk, fox trot or slow pace. Con-
formation TO count 40 per cent; manners to
count 20 per cent; performance to count 40
per cent. First prize, $40; second prize, $25;
third prize, SIS.
Glass No. 25-Pair Shetland ponies in har-
ness, not exceeding forty-six inches. Whole
outfit considered. First prize, SIS; second
prize, $40; third prize, s..
Glass No. 26-Potato race. First prize, So;
second prize, $.
"Wednesday Night, Sept. o.
Glass No. decentralization horse Qocal)
Horse shown first in the harness and then
under saddle. Each performance to count
so per cent Either walk, trot and canter,
or five-gaited horses are eligible to this
class. First prize, $40; second prize, $50;
third prize. SIS.
Glass No. 2S-Park horse, single To be
shown to appropriate vehicle for park use.
Should have conformation, style and all
round action. Horse to count 40 per cent. I;
appointments to count 40 per cent. First
prize, SO; second prize. $40; third prize, $40.
Glass No. 29-Pair to station wagon DO
CALI Best pair and best appointed turn
out To be shown to station wagon. Pair
TO count 60 per cent. vehicle to count 40
per cent. First prize $40; second prize, s25;
third prize, $50.
Class No 30-Road four-in-hand teams
with appointments. The horses should have
quality and good manners and must be
shown before a coach, drag brake.
Horses to count 80 per cent; vehicle to
count % per cent; harness to count 10 per
cent; liveries to count 10 per cent. First
prize. $50: second prize, $40; third prize. 500.
Glass No 3l-Ladies' turnout. Single DO
cab. Horse suitable for ladies, to be shown
before appropriate vehicle; to be driven by a
lady. Outfit to count IS per cent; driving to
count % per cent. Prize, cup
Glass No. 92-Best single roadster Trot-
ter. Style speed and manners considered.
Horse to court 20 per cent; appointments
to count % per cent. First prize, $50; SECOND
prize $50: third prize. so.
Glass No. 33-High School Championship.
Horse. mare or ge.ding. Conformation,
beauty and style to count 40 per cent; per-
Torrance i'm High School to count 60 per
cent. First prize. $50: second prize. $40: third
prize, $50.
Glass No 3i-Tandem through obstacles
Best tandem tenn, to be driven through
obstacles. Outfit TO count 60 per cent; man.
ners. hardness and action to count 40 per
cent. First prize, $50, second prize, $50;
third prize. so.
Glass No. @5-Potato race. First prize,
$40; second prize. S.
Thursday Night Sept. "a
Class No. 36-Best single roadster. PAGER.
Horse alone considered. To be judged for
speed, style ard manners. First prize $50;
second prize. $50; third prize. $40
Glass No. 37-Gig horse. Suitable for gig
Conformation. manners, all-round action
and style considered. Shown before gig or
cart. Horse to count 60 per cent; appoint
ments 20 count &c per cent First prize. SIS;
second prize, SO; third prize. $50.
Glass No 3S-High-schOol championship.
gelding- Open to all competition
and to be- judged upon merits as displayed
at the time of showing. regardless of any
previous decision. Conformation, beauty
and style to count % per cent: high school
to count 20 per cent. First prize $50; second
prize. SIS; third prize. SIS.
Glass No. S9-Road four, with Cock horse.
For the best appointed team with Cock