Evening journal., 1903-06-04

and not exceeding fifteen hands three
inches. TO be shown to an appropriate |
two or four wheel vehicle. First prize,
S35; second, SIS. Elmer e. MitchelPs |
b. g., Harmony I'd, first; Charles X.
Hamiltons br. m, Lady Geraldine sec
ond; J. b. Mccormick & Bros, br. m,
Nancy Scott, third: David Lindsay's b.
g., Dude, fourth.
Glass S-Trotter. three years old or
over. shown to cart or wagon. Horses
to be eligible must be standard bred
| by the rules of the American Trott'ng
Register Association. To be judged by
color, conformation and gait, the man
ner of shoeing and biting and as they
appear in the ring; records not con-
sdered. First prize plate second,
pair of quarter boots. e. r. 5totes-
burys b. m, Allie Nun, first; Cyril w.
4 Armstrong; b. m, Corinne Texdnnd,
second; James p. Winchesters b. III,
Miss jefferson, third; ii. 7. Wallace's
b. m, Mabstar fourth.
Glass Thigh Steppers.-Horsc, IA
hands 1 inch and over, suitable for
ladies' use to be shown by lady before
an appropriate vehicle; style, confOr-
. nation and action to be especially con-
sidered. First prize. SS5; second, Slo. u.
Il. Mitchelrs b. e., Harmony 2d, nrst;
Mrs. w. b. Austin's b. g. Hampton,
second; Charles r. Hamilton's bI. m,
e Lady Geraldine, third.
D Class 34--Hunt class. For teams of
a three Qualified Hunters from any rec
d ognized Hunt. Conformation and quail
d ity to count so per cent; performance
over fences so per cent. Average eX-
o cellence of the team to determine the
d award. First prize. 500; second, $25
r. Hilton Hunt Team, first; Lima Hunt
S Team, second.
d Class 2-Trotter. four years-old oi
r over, to be shown to wagon. Horse tC
J.. count 60 per cent; wagon, II per cent.
l. harness, per cent; robes, blankets
+ and whips, per cent; general ap
d pointments, style, etc, Is per cent
n First prize, $50, donated by a membe
n of the association; second prize, $25
/. Il. Y. Stotesbury's b. m., Allie Nun
O first; Cyril w. Armstrong; b. m, Cor
3 rine Texanna, second; E. 7. Stotes
n bury's c. m, Sylvan Dell, third.
40 Glass 2O-Combination harness an
+, saddle horse. Horse fourteen hand
, three inches and over, suitable for us
i'm harness and under saddle, to b
shown to a two or four-wheeled We
- hicle, first; Embarrassed in the rim
- and shown under saddle. First priz'
800 i'm plate. given by two member
10 of the association in honor of it's lat
president, William II. Churchman; sec
ol ond. SIS. Oscar Seeleys ch. e., La
as zarre, first; J. B. McComb & Bros b
Id m. Lady Lightfoot, second; d
p Charles A. Dohans bl. g., Icthyol
p third; ]. b. McComb & Bros. ch.
he Golden Rod, fourth.
is Class 6--Pacer, four-years-old {
ly over, 10 hands or over to be shown
Matinee or Speedway wagon and fir'
r. judged i'm the ring for conformatio
ed quality and manners. Conformatio
ma and quality to count 80 per cent. mar
on ners, IS per cent. Then to be boote
d. as desired (hopples barred) an
on shown on the track in one one-ha
of mile dash and there judged for spec
iis and manner of going. Speed to cou
b. 35 per cent; manner of going, Is pl
ts cent. To be shown and driven by
te member of any Gentlemen's Drivir
as Club. First prize. plate; second, coo
,st ing blanket. William Netherlands
"a b.: Johnny Agan, first; William HopT
nt br. h.. Castleton, second; w. B. Au
tins b. e.. The Sentinel. third; II.
Wallace's blk. e., Sunshine, fourth.
Class 32-Green Hunters-Gre'
Ee hunters up to carrying 165 pounds
"y over to hounds; conformation al
eu quality to count so per cent; perform
'A- ance over fences. 80 per cent Fir
prize, $50; second, sos. Jack Hende
ne sons b. &. Boil Bar. first; J. b. McCon
on & Bros br. e.. Princeton, second;
he T. Holiday. Jr's.. b. e., Red Roc
ras third. w. Wilbur Osborne's ch. e. Il,
m Cloud, fourth.