The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-28
SECOND NIGHT OF HORSE SHOW
MORE BRILLIANT THAN FIRST
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Charlton Brooke, Miss Kate Ransom OF
Nashville, Miss Estelle Shook of Nash
VILE Miss Coke and Miss Mcmillan of
Knoxville, Messrs. Ramsay, McCreery,
and Exum and Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Bar
rett
In the runabout class. local, there were
thirty-three entries, and more than half
dozen Of them stood a chance to win
FIRST prize. This was an unusually large
entry for a local event in any city and
speaks well for the horses in Birming-
ham The same was true of the best
single roadster class. There were thirty
seven entries.
Ashbrook's Jumper Exhibited.
After the regular programme last night
Thistledown Mr.. Ashbrook's jumper,
which is Mt least the third best by record
in the world, was exhibited He cleared
the bars at fraction over feet inches.
This horse is expected to break the
worlds record at almost any trial.
For tonight the programme will be one
of the most interesting of the six 1t in
cludes several classes which have proven
to be the most popular with the Btrming-
ham horse show goers.
Several good horses are entered In the
harness and running races for this after
noon.
Night Results.
Tandems Class No. IL (Foreign)-
Tandem: The wheeler to be Is hands L
inch or under Wheeler should have
power action and pace. Leader should be
snowy and well bred, with good all round
action and pace. First prize, $50; second
price, $50; third prize, $40.
Mrs lack Cudahv's More Than King
and All But King, chestnut geldings, first
prize; A. e. Ashbrooks Sensation and
F1irt brown geldlngs second prize; A. G.
Ashbrooks Sen Sen and Filtration, brown
gelding and bay horse, third prize. Four
exhibitors.
Glass No. 6 Uocal)-Runabout class,
mare or geldng IA hands inches or over.
Docked or long tail. Horse should have
conformation, style, all round action, fair
speed and good manners Horse must
stand without being held. Horse to count
50 per cent, appointments to count so per
cent. Prize donated by Alabama Livery
company. First prize cigar stand and
case; second prize, bride; third prize, rib
bon.
Clip Evans Minnie b. bay mare, first
prize; Mrs. r. A. Orders Star webster.
second prize Argyle, bay gelding, Culpep-
per Exum. third prize.
Glass No. (Foreign Park teams,
conformation, style, manners and all
round action to be considered. Exhibitors
in these classes need not describe their
teams when making entries First prize
$50; second prize. $50; third prize. $50.
A. Il, Ashbrooks four: Sen Sen and
Sensation. wheelers; Flirt and Filtration,
leaders. nrst prize. Jack Cudahy's four;
Dragon and Mamie. wheelers; More Than
King ana All But King leaders, second
prize
Glass No. (LocaD--Be-t single road
sters, mare or geding. Conformation,
beauty, style and speed to count so per
cent appointments so per cent To be
shown by owner or gentleman friend
First prize, set of harness; second prize
three linen lap robes; third prize, ribbon.
q. W. Bass The Kid brown gelding.
first prize; Rufus N. Rhodes Maud, brown
mare. second prize; p. c. Bowman's Billy
Grub brown gelding, third prize Four
teen exhibitors.
Glass No. IL tForeign)--Horse not ex-
ceeding 10 hands inches First prize $50;
second prize. $50; third prize. $50
Jack Cudahys All But King, bay geld
ing. first prize; ]. L. Nicolis and Sons
Bob chestnut gelding second prize: Jack
Cudahy's More Than King, chestnut geld
ing. third. Six exhibitors.
Glass No. Oocal)-Best pair of trotting
mares. Conformation. beauty style and
breeding considered. To be shown by
aOWntT OF BtutitHldn uundNeu
by p. G. Bowman. First prize. set Of
single harness. second prize, piece of cut
glass; third prize, ribbon. Mrs. p. G..
Bowman's Efhe and Elsie Robinson,
brown mares first prize; Rufus N.
Rhodes Maud and Gypsy, brown mares,
second prize; Birmingham Livery Co. .
Black Satin and Lady Sprague, third
prize. Four exhibitors
Class No. foreign)-High school class.
A. l.. Ashbrooks American Beauty first:
w A. Rules Missouri Belle. second
Glass No IA docaD--Best lady rider, ac-
Sonpanied by gentleman. First prize cut
glass toilette set; second prize, crop.
Miss Mollie Whitiker. first prize. One
exhibitor.
Glass No. 10 0ocaD-Best draft team.
owned by merchants transfer company
or express company. Mares geldings.
Horses to count so per cent; wagon and
harness so per cent; first prize, double
set of harness; second prize. two brides
third prize. ribbon. w. c. Agee's iron
xreys first prize; Lo~eman, Joseph and
Loebs Sampson and Morgan grey geld
ings, second prize; w. C. Ages Buck
and Maud, iron greys. mare and gelding,
third prize. Six exhibitors
Glass No (foreign)-Open to all. Per-
sormances over jumps only to count. Two
Jumps at feet two at feet inches,
two at feet inches. First prize, $50;
second prize, 30; third prize, $50 A. Z.
Ashbrook's Thistiedown, bay mare, first
prize; Jack Cudahys Dragon. bay geld
Ing. second prize; ]. Adam Phillips The
Arrow third prize. Five exhibitors.
At the Matinee.
Class No. 10 QsocaD-Best lady's phae-
ton horse, mare or gelding. to be shown
by lady. Horse to count 80 per cent; phae-
ton 50 per cent. First prize, manicure set;
second prize, vase, third, ribbon
Rufus N. Rhodes Maud. brown mare.
nrst; r. A. Orders Star Webster, bay
selding, second: J. ID. Gibsons Cedric,
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