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

cent. Either walk, trot and canter, or five
gated horses are eligible to this class. First
prize, $50; second prize, $50; third prize,
$40.
Glass No. 2-Gaited saddle horse, mare or
gelding. All animals must show five dis
tinct 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; manners to count 20
per cent; performance to count 40 per cent
First prize, $50; second prize, $40; third
prize, $40.
Class No. 3-Pairs QocaD. Suitable for
park use. To be shown to appropriate We
hicle. Entire outfit to be the property of
exhibitor and owned in Marion county
Horses to count 50 per cent; appointments
to count so per cent First prize, $50; sec
ond prize. SIS: third prize SIS.
Glass No. 4-Sporting tandems. Wheeler
not under fifteen hands. To be first judged
as tandem and then shown over the regu-
lation jumps by the driver. Horses, turn
outs and alacrity in changing to count so
per cent; performance over jumps, 40 per
cent; appropriate dress OF driver and rider
(Which must be the same person., to count
10 per cent. First one over the jumps will
gain per cent. First prize, $50; second
prize, $50; third prize, $40.
Glass No. 5-Local high stopper. Must be
shown before an appropriate vehicle. ALI
round action alone considered First prize,
s4O second prize, s25; third prize. SIS.
Glass No. 6-PoIo ponies To be shown
with ball and mallet. To be judged for
manners, hardness, speed and conforma-
ton Performance to count 60 per cent. i:
conformation to count 40 per cent. First
prize, $50; second prize, $50; third prize $50.
Glass No. 7-Unicorn. Team to count IS
per cent; vehicle and harness to count %
per cent. First prize, s75; second prize, $40;
third prize, So
Glass No S-High jump. The trial for
the high jump will commence at four feet.
The judges, in making the awards. will es-
pecially consider the form in which the
horses take their jumps. Open to all. First
prize. SIS; second prize. $50: third prize. s25
Glass No. 9Potato race: First prize,
SO; second prize. s..
Tuesday Night, Sept. p
Glass No. 10-Stallion. three-year-old, kept
for service. To be judged by individuality,
pedigree and suitable to get roadsters. To
be shown in hand or by the side of saddle
horse. First prize, $50; second prize, $50;
third prize, $40.
Class No. 11-Pair of park horses. To be
shown to appropriate vehicle Horses to
count GO per cent; appointments to count
40 per cent. First prize, 800; second prize,
$50; third prize. SIS.
Class No. 12-Pair of roadsters. trotters.
All-round action, style, speed and manners
considered. Horses to count 20 per cent. !;
appointments to count . per cent. First
prize, $40: second prize. $40: third prize, SO.
Glass No. 13-Tandem team. Wheeler
should have power, action; leader breedy
appearance conformation. action, quality
and hardness considered. Horses to count
70 per cent: appointments to count % per
cent First prize, $50; second prize, SIS; third
prize, So.
Glass No. 1f-Gaited saddle horse. mare
or gelding. All animals must show five
distinct gaits-that is, first walk: second
trot; third. rack; fourth, cantef; fifth, run
ning-walk, fox trot or slow Pace. Confor-
nation TO count 40 per cent. manners to
count % per cent; performance TO count
40 per cent First prize $50: second prize.
$40; third prize, $50,
Class No. lr9-Best pair kept for hire
Entire OUTFIT must be owned by livery sta
BILE I'm Indianapolis. Must be shown before
appropriate vehicle. Horses TO count 50 per
cent. vehicle 10 count 30 per cent; harness