The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-23

bon. His ..mount''-to borrow from
the runners-was Axteilion S:1514
lson OF the great Axtell 2:12. thai
Isold for els5yOO0. How is that for horss
nobility
| Lacy AND GENTLEMAN
There were only two entries. Mis-.
Ianie SheeSog, accompanied by Mr.
waiter p. NoBdridge; and Miss Lilly
WaFfield. accompanied by Mr.. jim
Moore. IL was hard proposition fol
the jadges.- The couples were all
spIendidIy mounted. and they both
rode beautifully. We question il there
are two better borsewomen in the state.
] The judges gave the blue ribbon to Miss
Sheegog and Mr.. Woodbridge
BEST PAIR OF RoADsTERs.
Following were the entries:
Burnie and Martha Wilkes driven by
W. W.. Walker.
Princean Charlie, driven by +. F.
| Clawson..
Eugeuia and Trixr driven By JDo c..
Sowell..
Ashland Wilkes and Highway, Jr.,
driven by T. Al. Hayes Stratford
and black mare driven BY M. p.
Woods.
Ash!an Wilkes and Highway, Jr. They
are both beautiful bay stations, two and
three years oldl Mr. Hayes is from
Lynchburg, Tenn.
The second prize was won by MIR.
w w. Walker, of Lewisburg, with
Burnie and Martha Wilkes; as hand-
- fast
steppers as any man ought to want to
pull the reins over.
BEST TRorTrNG MARE
Martha Wilkes, driven by ". w.
Walker; A lie Lampkin, owned by w.
H. Jones. of Birmingham; Clematis,
driven by M. M. Gardner;Ahna Wilkes,
driven by A. W. Mckay; Patchen driven
by 7. A. Hayes.
First prize to T, A. Hayes. Lynch
burg; second prize VIZ. FL. Jones, Birm-
ingham.
The Baby Winners.
The baby show attracted a great |
deal ofattention and there were about |
entries. 1t was. hand |
some collection of babies and the pity |
is that all the mothers could not get a |
prize. The judges had great difficulty T
in arriving at discision but awarded +
the prizes as follows. First prize.for girl |
baby, Mrs. James Mitchner of Nash
vile; tlrst prize, boy baby Mrs. Geo.
W. Nichols. Columbia. Second. prize
for girl. Mrs. DR.. Fowler, OF Spring
Hill, second prize for boy, was WON
by Master Brantley Falkner, SON of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Falkner, of Nash
Vile. The sweepstakes prize, was won
by the little girl of Mr.. and. Mrs. Jas.
Jackson, of this city.
Tuesdays Races.
The track was a little heavy, but
here was some good racing. /,
The 3-minute pace, mile heats, best
wo in three, purse 5000, was won by
strawpile Billy, with Shirly a close
econd. Four horses started, buS at
he end of the third heat, Billy was ru-
ed out, not having won heat in
hree. Summary;
'trawpile Billy. ................2 2 /
'hlriy. ................. ........l 3
finch. .........--........4 Al L 3
billy ...........--.......3 3 A DIR
Time. 2:2414, 2:2014. and 2-26
The 2;25 trot, mile heats, two 10
hree, purse 5000, was won by WeIina, q
VI 9plOdu S6cUuO. ETiDc6 UHTgl. Ego | l
cor fourth, Lady Pierce distanced in
10 first heat and was ruled out. Til I
:26 2:26. 2:281a j
The running race, miie dash, purse
30, was won by Cotton Plant, Prince
good second and Burbor IL. far in the
EAR Time. :53
Mule race. 1a mile, won by Fitxger-
ID IN 1:l134
Pony race won by Jim Dedman. Time
30.
Premiums Awarded First Day.
Premiums on jacks and mnles were g
warded as follows: Best 3-year old Q !,
ok, best 2-year-oid and best 1-year- +
d and under 9. Jones & Co. first and =
cond. Jennets-Best 3-year old, =
,nes q Co., first. j. r. Stone, second !,
year -old, Jones & Co. Best cham
on jack class, w. r. Ellington, first =
mes & Co., second. Best mule n
own in halter, j. ID. Barrow, first
L. Stanfll. second. Best pair
ules. II. A. Yokeley first; W. W. Page,
cond. Best matched mules in har
ss, H. A. Yokeley, first "a. l. Stantill,
cond Best mule year old and
lder 2. r. L. Hays. first and second.
st mule under year. r. Fl. Witt,
st; M. MI. Iancey, second.
SECOND DAY.