The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-25
Summary of Prize Winners.
Glass 56-

Glass &c.
Local Runabouts-First Country Boy A.
A. Thompson, Indianapolis; second. Ad-
miral Dewey f. NJ Murphy, indianapolis;
third. Huske D., Charles Fenton, Indian
apolis.
Glass 49,
Best Lady Rider QocaD-First, Miss
Josephine Morss. riding F. M. Murphy's
riding Nettie Dare third, Mrs. a. Z. Buch-
anan, riding Daisy Denmark.
Glass 20
Family Turnout (the Studebaker cup)-
Little Joe and Little Gem, Albert r.
Thompson; second. Admiral Dewey and
The Lady, Frank Nj. Murphy; third, Prince
of Pisen and Duke Cameo, CORTLAND Van
Camp
Glass 80
Road Four with Cock Horse-First. A.
E. Ashbrook's drag, Good Cheer, Roulette,
Kildare. Mi Favorita, Mi Vera: second, w.
B. Whites drag, Happy Days, /, III, III
and "; third, George Peppers drag. four
unnamed.
Ladies' Driving Class; cup offered by
Dean r. Low. of Topeka, Kan; judged by
Mrs. w. B. White, of Cleveland. and Mrs.
w. G.. CARING, of Cleveland-First, Mrs.
Frank NJ. Murphy, driving The Lady; sec
ond. Miss Susan Thompson, driving Little
Gem; third, Miss Josephine Morss, driving
Dixie Maid.
Glass ST.
of Cleveland: second, Creighton, George
Pepper, Toronto. Can; third, King Lee,
w. G. CARING, St. Paul, MINI.
Glass L.
Combination Class, Walk, Trot and Can
ter-First, Leading Lady, George Pepper,
Toronto. Can; second. Chestnut Belle. Car
rick Il Ward, Georgetown. KY; third, My
Surprise, George Pepper, Toronto, Can.
Glass O.
Gated Horses-First, Youvoughn, Carrick
& Ward, Georgetown. Ky: second. Artist
Rex, y. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City; third,
Daisy Denmark, DR.. n. L. Buchanan, In
dianapolis.
Glass g.
Pairs Oocal)-First, Sapphire and Salute.
William r. Brown, Indianapolis; second.
Prince of Pilsen and Duke Cameo, Court
land Van Camp Indianapolis; third, Adj
miral Dewey and The Lady, Frank Nj.
Murphy, Indianapolis.
Potato Race-First, w. d. Sims, Chicago:
second, E. r. Sims, Chicago.
Extra Class
High Jump-First, Senator, George Pep
per, Toronto, Can, six feet SIX lnches; sec
ond, Pearl, George Pepper; third, King Ed
ward, George Pepper.
Notes of the Horse show.
Seven entries in the ladies' class, and
every one qualifying. q most remarkable
thing.
Miss Josephine Morss had double vic
tory last night. taking the blue for best lady
rider and the white in the ladies' class.
xxx
Louis f. Smith received some fattering
notices among the observant for the nice
way in which he drove in the runabout
event.
XXX
fiQc Il haa MI
He strolled about shaking hands with bcx
holders and listened to many flatterinS re-
marks about the show.
xxx
Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp will give a din
ner party tonight at her residence, on Del
aware street. to few of the Judges and
visiting guests at the horse show.
c. a. Pratt was jollicd quite a bit upon
his inclination TO test the mouths of the
horses i'm the ladies' class II couldn't resist
the opportunity" said Mr.. Pratt, modestly.
XXX
George Pepper. Torontos best known
horseman, said of the show: It's a splendid
show-one of the best have shown at this
season. IL is well patronized. we'll run. and
has a more than ordinarily good field of
horses"
Eddie Byrne, representative of the car
riage house of Kimball & Co., Chicago, was
present last night. ITS a great show
said Mr.. Byrne, who never misses a show
from Kansas City TO the National I'm
greatly surprised at its scope"
Ray Van Camp was a decided favorite
/ among not a few of the box holders for the
Studebaker trophy, driving his brothers
snappy pair of bays. Duke Cameo and
| Prince of Pilsen. Mr. Van Camp has a de-
| cided presence" on the box
| Last night society visited behind the
scenes" among the horses. The thawing
OF the audience most noticeable. tho
| promenade was put 10 more general use