The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
ENTRIES WILL
CLOSE TOMORROW
Contestants in Minneapolis
Horse Show at HamIine Have
One More Entry Day.

The managers Of the MINNEAPOLIS
Riding and Driving club are preparing
some grand social and amusement
events for the week ending with July
in the horse show and speed at
fractions which are to be performed
and produced at the state fair grounds
at Hamline
A large number of handsome and
famous show horses are already at the
Hamline track waiting for the sum-
mer meeting and exhibition.
A. Il. AshbroOk, the popular mana
ger of the Kansas City horse show,
has located at the grounds, fetching
train load of coaches, horses, stable
men, equipages, hounds and polo
ponies. Mr.. Ashbrook's stables are
ever a most attractive feature at all
Eastern and Southern events, and this
year he has doubled many divisions
of his stables, the addition of the pack
of hunting hounds and stable of polo
and hunter ponies being among them
But 1t is not alone in the Ashbrook
stables that grand attractions for horse
lovers may be found, for throughout
the entire Northwest owners Of the
finest steeds and equipages are pre-
pairing to appear. In the Flour City,
as we'll as at st. Paul, scores Of hand
some horses are. being fitted for the
occasion, and owners of these fine
steeds are preparing coaches and vari-
Gus styled equipages for the occasion.
The management has offered double
the amount of any previous year,
purses and prizes aggregating $4,000
but conditions have been made most
liberal and features added to attract
multitude which can only be accom-
modated on the commodious grounds
and in the unlimited capacity of the
stands at the state fair grounds.
Secretary Randall sends word that
for the horse show occasion the cluS
house at the state fair grounds will
be put in the neatest condition posi-
bic, and private parties may secure
exclusive positions for viewing the
speed and show events from the spa
cious veranda Of that palatial building
With the desire to attract and pop
ular1ze the horse show and other
equine events, the management has de-
cided to make the most liberal rates
to the public, and therefore for the
entire daily attractions but a single
admission of SO cents at the gate is
to be charged. This is done because
of the fact that the capacity of the
Hamline grounds is practically I'M
limited.
Commodious boxes and most COM
Portable chair seats sufficient to seat
20, 900 people are to be prepared, and
parties desiring reserved or private de-
partmentS are to be accommodated in
a liberal manner.
Red and white are the dazzling hues
selected by the management as color
emblems of the horse show, and tits
promised by the leading merchants.
milliners and clothiers that the town
will be well lighted with those colors
for the coming event.
Entries for both exhibition and speed
events close tomorrow, Saturday, June
20, at the Office of r. F. Jones, man
ager, 43 Fourth street south, where all
information pertaining to the event
may be obtained. The programmes in
detail for both exhibition and racing
contests are given herewith:
Horse Show. $4,000 Cash Prizes.
Daily Programme
Tuesday, June 3d., coaching parade;
%, high school horses; 16, best gig horse;
33. jumping class; s, tandem class; 20,
roadster trotter; IA. best pair, 15-1 to 16;
Al, potato race; 10, park wagon class, 1872,
local.
Wednesday. July 1.-2, four-in- hand. 10,
pair roadsters, PAGERS; Is, brougham class,
local; AZ, polo ponies; 81. runabout, 14-3,
not over 15-2; a. gated saddle horse,
mare or gelding; 6, sporting tandem; As,
potato race; H. Victoria or carbriolet
class.
Thursday. July "a, unicorn teams 20,
gated horse. mare or gelding; 80, best
single turnout Tor lady; IL, pair road
sters, trotters; T. local tandem; Fl, single
roadster, PAGER; g. saddle horse; walk,
trot and canter; As best pack of hounds !:
80, runabout class, local; 9, park wagon,
1872 or over.
Friday, July 30, road four-in-hand;
5, harness tandem; IS. pair 1871 or over to
brougham; local; "a, jumping class; IL,
pair park horses, AL not over 1872, to
appropriate vehicle; %. combination class;
43, egg and spoon race; II, single park
horse. Is to 1913; %, single roadster, trot-
ter local.
Saturday. July As, team. delivery: 26
high school horse mare gelding or stall
lion; 80, single delivery; q, gated saddle
horses; So. high jump; Al, dead mans
race; 81, single livery; 40, special trotting
stallion.
Daily Speed Programme
Tuesday, June 30.-2:45 class. trottiur
$500; 2:10 class pacing, $500; $3.50 class.
Derby, two-mile dash 5000.
Wednesday. July 1.--2:1S class trot-
ting, $500; 2:22 class, pacing, $500.
Thursday, July ARA class, trotting
$500; 2:1S class, pacing $500.
Friday. July 3.-2:35 class, trotting,
$500; 2:3O class. pacing, $400.
Saturday, July 4.--2:14 pacing, $500; 2:15
class. trotting. $500; free for all pacing,
$500.
$4,000 in cash and trophies reserved for
specials; $1,000 in cash and prizes for ex-
hibition horses. All purses and prizes guar
anteed. Entries close June 20 at IL D. m.