The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-03
Splendid Card Is offered by the
Horse Show Management for
Tomorrow.
Eighteen Exhibition Glasses, Two
Auto Races and Two Harness
Races Scheduled.

will be run off, and as many as possible
of the classes that; were listed for Fri
day. If time permits, some of the events
scheduled for the. fourth day Of the meet
Ing also will be given, The meeting will
be continued into next week and shows
will be given Monday and Tuesday, If
necessary, to finish the weeks program.
The excellence Of the attractions offered
by the management each day insures a
magnificent program for Tomorrow,
when two. days events will be doubled
Iup. Eighteen exhibition classes, two har-
ness races and two automobile races are
scheduled. The class Of the horses shown
at the Hamline meeting is we'll known by
all those who We're present at the show
Derby day. For the benefit Of those who
have not yet seen the horse show, 1T may
be stated that the collection of animals
at Hamline is the best ever seen In the
northwest, and 1t has seldom been sur
passed west of New York. The. program
for tomorrow afternoon follows:
Glass No, 2 = Road for-in.hand teams with a a
Per esat he aessss should nave aaslity ana
COACH drag or brake. First prize, $50; second,
pa 1 e Ra 1sss
cent vehicles 20 harness 10, balance 10. First
s2S S GALS sie
horse to single brougham, cab pr suitable shop
ping vehicle. Horse 60 per cent, vehicle and APP
third, SO - = re.De' g.
Class No ~. Polo Ponies-Polo ponies, not ex-
pounds To be shown With hi BAH and zmaliet.
Judged for manners, hardness and conformation.
Performance to count go per cent and conforma-
ond, SIS; third, SO.
hands high and d. not exceeding Is hands inches
Horse should have CONFORMATION, style. all-around
acton gSod pace ana Ma manners Horse tso must
harness 49, balance eu 10 " FIRST Fir se Prize $751;
Class No. "a : Gated saddle horse, mare or
geding Al animals ais must show five distinct t9;:
FOX frot, or slow pace. Conformation to count
40 per cent, manners 20 per cent and performance
40 per cent. First prize, 500; second, $75;
Glass No: 8, SPORTING Tandem-To be first
Ided IN Ss d the
performance over JUMPS 10 per cent; first one
t seeona ssd Ea gse First prize
Glass No. l. Victoria or Cabriolet classIBest
Carriage g.
livery TO- First prize, $25; second, SIS; third,
Unicorn Teams, Class, 4.-Two-horse wheelers,
one horse leader; horses alone to be considered
pr sas sci SCI
Glass s2-spartest single turne1 o suitable for
balance Use io s. lady ADVANCE
io per First prize, SIS; second, s1s; third,
Pair Roadsters ttrotters) Class 1s.--Best pair
trotters, 8 years Or oyer, shown to suitable
5shbsss es ~ e. e s
$s$.s;S5 Ess ssssss s}s
Paeerss Glass q, Best Single aeer-Horse. 60;
$ss; Second SIS fhi3d, H. IT, .sn1 c.,tsr c,,s,
| uha i,,6,r nv hat
oaees and ability to
the weight specified. The gaits required to =, b
Fight is reserved for teh judges, il they con
rqs Of saddle tie
barred). Horses, IS per cent; appointments x
pe Best sdni Pack Of Hounds Glass 4e.s1oo to bes
pack fox hounds shown In drug hunt; HOUNDS U
Be followed by hunters and ribbons awarded ae
'n Ranabout Class, Local, Glass ao:-Runabout-
horse should have conformation, style, al-arount
action and good manners; be able to snow GOO oe
Passive action not essential horse to count
cent wagon 20 per cent harness 10 Per cent EN-
/ oA Class S. No. 45, Potato Race-Best performane
It end Of h CT ana
tants mounted are lined up at the the opposiet enc
given give signal the contestants dash to the baske
ana spear, If possible potato and then roe -,
%
Each potato thus deposited s credited to ride de
by the scorer, and each potato Oh tive
etesp fee hssf the
he credit of the successful one in so displacin
the notato Time limit, 10 minutes.
Harness Races. sfss n.
P Ponti Rae Giri Pur ". Anergen st.. Paul;
Aliaboard Charles A. McKinnon, 800 PM. .,
Yankee Boy, by benlo BOY :. .. AAteA' =
Lady eiltwoo sa s. w,a m. by fleetwood :. +
Al Fauna Glen, i g. H. by Dictator Wilkes, Geors
Brown, Minneapolis. MI! h. III
Pripce ea Well b. g. John Gallagher, Mnncapt
Or Charlotte E., CHI. M. r. H. Elliott, Duluth
s. Mi 9astlewood, oh. g., by Nutwood Curt Brown
e. Na Yankee Boy, by Behio Boy, W. j. Allen,
n Xiiaboard, Charles A. McKinnon, 500, Ont.
= RIA. .s Automo bile Races.
Two mile dash nyns Sta,t pqse t. trophy
psss.t5s ssSsts / il
= = THOMAS B. JEFFREY 8 H. HI 7ch
Charles Joy Thi11tor Gnnress A. E. penc
In exhibitor, II. E. Pence.
: a. Rambler, 6 H. !, H Io,sasa i l.
! g. jeffrey F: P.chauneur Ed Clarke e.'
:, Ma a Ean eehib,iter Claude LaeSey.
es ". q. Wheeler; exhibitor, W F. Wheeler.
o. cl kS,h;tnd Gsorf d DOR naune'r eoi
u 10. Jefrrey. q H. P.-Chauffeur, Ed Clark
4 exhibitor. Dr. D. J. Cowles
st IL. JEFFREY, 8 II. P.aChauffeur, w.
chHte; 1 e5hbitoT; v @ cnsss willa
1e conghlan: exhibitor, william, Coughlan. 8.
IL. Jeffrey. 6 H Ps--Chauffeur, Eugene Pa
s. ker: exhibitor, Eugene p rker. =
al II. Eln.ore, H. Ps;.Exhipitor =: H. fa az
.; machines selling at 81 800 OF less; hrst PEI r.
e. third, silver cup, $40. e,.,..
4 Jeffrey. g i: NJ P; y Cha oharies
b. Cadillac. Z n. P,--Chauffeur, H. f. Penc
. eA ). Columbus nh il II: P;chaufeur. H.
Woods sxh,itoF g maeds Ed clarke;
- =. Elmore. 6 A. PNchauteur, Z. Il. Fawke
exhibitor, T.. II. Fawkes.
= g. Rambler 3s H. :P.IChaufeur, Claude " =
w. e. Wheeler; exhibitor: w: r. Wheeler
s. Cleveland. f. P.-chauffeur, Geor
Desr sxhinitor fforfFe pSsa Ed CLARK
U exSibi teEfT 81. B. &. cowles. CO..
10, jeffrey 8 n. P.PChauffeur VIM. Coug
4. Ian; exhibitor VIM. CoughIan.
- ii. jeffrey. 8 n. P.-Chauffeur. Eugene e
ker; exhibitor Eugene Parker.
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