The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-03
Splendid Card Is offered BY the
Horse Show Management for
Tomorrow.
Eighteen Exhibition Glasses, Nv,
Auto Races and Two Harness
Races Scheduled.

will be run off, and as many as possible
Of the classes that were listed for Fri
day. If time permits, some of the events |
scheduled for the fourth day Of the meet
ing also will be given, The meeting will
be continued into next week and shows
VIII be given Monday and Tuesday, If |
necessary, to finish the weeks program.
The excellence of the attractions offered
| by the management each day insures a
magnificent program for Tomorrow,
when two days events will be doubled
lup. Eighteen exhibition classes, two har-
ness races and two automobile races are
scheduled. The class Of the horses shown
at the Hamline meeting is well known by
all those who We're present a. the show
derby day. For the benefit Of those who
have not yet seen the horse show, 1T may
be stated that the collection Of animals
at Hamine is the best ever seen In the
northwest, and 1t has seldom been sur
passed west of New York. The program
for tomorrow afternoon follows:
Glass No. 2. Road forin.hand teams with ap-
hcle % per cent, harness Is per cent, liveries 10
per cent: The horses should have quality and
coach drag Or brake First prize, $50; second,
s Fas 1ssss assss
cent, vehicles d 20 harness 10; balance TO- First
pr{zi s2S S shrd c sie
horse to single brougham, cab Or suitable shop
ping vehicle. Horse 90 per cent, vehicle and ap-
Class No ~. Polo Ponies Polo ponies not ex-
pounds. To be shown, with ball and smallet.
Judged for manners. ha Y and conformation
ton to {, count 20 per cent First prize, s25 sec
Glass No. 81, Runabout Class-Horse. 1873
hands high and not exceeding is hands 2 inches;
Horse should have conformation, style. all-around
vktSeut being sed Gseessve action not
sTs sso Ri 5as sS t. First prize sso
set Class No. "a Gated saddle horse mare or
gelding. All animals must show five distinct
g per cent, manners 20 per cent and performance
to asf s2 sent FIRST prize 500; second 80;
Class No: g. Sporting Tandem To be first
and alacrity in changing to count 60 per cent,
$751; second ss So third So cent '' pf'1s'
pa Glass ~ orss g q Gsee d essr1s
10 s5;ss st5sss
1 heqs q or
class s2-snartest single turnout suitable s.
cent FIRST Prize SAT- s. second, s1s third
Pair Roadsters (trottersl Class 1s:--Best pair
trotters, 3 years or oyer, shown to suitable
&c S3e' 81 Rsf zen $50
aas
p Paeesss Glass a. Best single PaeerHorse. 60;
or So SIC and c,nter
2s.-4Horses topbe judged by their quality, man
naees conformation and ability t9 carry "
, shown Viii be the walk. trot and S! santer. The
+ right is reserved for teh, judges, II they con,
sbown y ese classes GATED saddle
barred). Horses, IS per cent; appointments 20
Best Pack Of Hounds, Glass 4e.-$1oo to best
pack fox hounds shown IN drug hunt noaads ~, 70
cording to the order Of nish. Ribbons to each OF
the first three. az .,,+
nenas and not hands
horse should have conformation style al around
psee horse aaa must stand being
action not essential horse to count eo PEI
a ar 10 per cent First prize, $685. sec
So third 6 ST Potato Race-Best
in potato race; basket Of raw potatoes Pot Toes AZ u
s sa9ts pT enn sHea are about feet
given signal the contestants dash to the ba Pas
sns oppposte
Each potato thus deposited is credited TO rae e
BY the and each potato knocked OF a,v tn
pon. fifteen feet from the basket is scored t
the the i notato Time limit, 10 minutes.
Harness Races st.'aS.
2 past, gae sir pure W $Aoo ,ergen st. Paul.
Aiaboard. dc Charles i, Mekinnen 500, Ont !,
Yankee Boy, by Behio Boy, W.. D. Alien 81
Lady Giltwood, m. by fleetwood. :. Fl
Aiken, La Crosse, Wis: n,.4at, p,u,a. ceorr
Brown Minneapolis.
2 R1,scs %e F. $685. Gallagher
55ay5s en III ps e. Yfcf H annfshSss
s. Gastlewood eh. g. by Nutwood, Curt Brown
e ba YANKEE ee Boy BY Behio Boy, W ]. Allen, 81
n Paul vi - !, c,.r,ss 4 McKtupon 500, Ont
J. i Automo bile Races.
selling at $500 or less First prize trophy enI
s25.; second prize. silver loving cup $lo; thir
prize c silysr cup ID
Bergstrom exhbit9 9sEev e. Mf H. Mchauteu
charles "a ah e Joy; E ezs si Charles
IS 8; Cadillac, Ia5 pachautfeur, H. E. Pence
n n eS /. Ramblsr, H-chsntreur, I.
Faykes s ssR0aGF chaaesr ed clarke;
1e hiS BIT se I. Ii. Fawkes. 1,
M5cks Ra sBsiS,ter claude ao'
m s. yWalthar. s n p Buckboard-C hauneu
es w %. Wheeler: exhibitor, W. E. Wheeler.
w 8. Cleveland, 5 H. r Chauffeur, Geore
-, Dorr; exhibitor George Dorr.
- To- JEFFREY, Q n. p.-Chauffeur Ed Clark
A. exhibitor Dr.. D. j. Cowles. -
chgate' J sfhelt0F Ii oSauneur. willia
ne cmghlan: exhibitor, William Coughlan.
49, Jeffrey g. H. Ps--Chauffeur. Eugene "a
D. kerr; exhibitor. Eugene Pa rksr
.. Three-mile dash. flying start; open to g
Q, machines selling at Il 300 OF less; nrst pfna 81
ne trophey cup s25; second, silver loving cup p
thra' J sltGes euB f. H. Pchaureur Charles
y. g. Cadillac n. P,-Chaufeur, H. n. Pence
ed exhibitor H. e. Pence.
- 5. Columbus. Ia II. Chauffeur. n.
. Woods exhibitor. II. p: w GODS. !,
ee 4. jeffrey. 6 Il. P.--Chauffeur Ed Clarke e
lie 5. Gilmore, s II. p. Chauffeur, L. q. Fawke
~ exhibitor, L. II. Fawkes. 81 y. Z
er s.. Rambler,9e H. P-Chnufteur, Claude La
j. key; exhibitor, Claude Lackey: . e
u. Walthann Z fl. p, Bnckboard--Chauneu
w. E. Wheeler; exhibitor. w: r. Wheeler.
8. Cleveland, Il. P.-chauffeur, Georl
rs,n, 5effrf 81 eowle Ghauffeur 70 ozark
To- jeffrey, s Fl. PpC,hauffeur, VIM. Coug
10 Han: exhibitor; VIM CouYhlan.
- ii. jeffrey. s n. P.-Chauffeur. Eugene Pa
ker; exhibitor. Eugene Parker
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