The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
HORSES PARADE
At LIVERMORE
Splendid Display Is Made of
Driving and Draft Stock
of the Highest Classes
BIG CROWD ATTENDS
Experts From Far and Near
View the Exhibits and
Are Pleased With Showing

LIVERMORE, March 5.-The nine
teenth annual horse show of the Liver
more Valley was held to-day at Liver
more and was attended by big crowd
of horsemen from all parts of the coun-
ty. who gathered to compare notes on
horse breeding and inspect the splendid
exhibit of horses.
Entries were received from nearly
every part of Alameda. County. and
even San Jose and Stockton were rep
resented. This exhibition was the most
important of its kind held this year.
The show was successful, despite the
fact that rain fell during the parade
and while the horses were being
judged. The parade started promptly
on time. headed by Grand Marshal
Frank Fennon and the Livermore
Band. Next came the following divi-
sions:
First Observation-Disclosures D. F. Bernal in
second division-Trotters. A. W. Feidler in
Third div1sion-carriage horses. W. H. Mar
Fourth division-shIres Belgians Clydes,
Percherons and Normans. r. Fallon in charge.
Fifth division-Graded Normans, Percherons
Sixth division-Graded Normans. Percherons
and Shires under four years OF age John
Geary in charge.
Seventh division-Jacks and other stock
Immediately after the parade had
disbanded County Treasurer A w.
Feidler mounted the judges stand,
where Announcer William Mcdonald
was seated among the judges. and on
behalf of the citizens of Livermore pre-
sented the veteran hOrseman with
handsome fob and gold locket in the
form of a horseshoe set in onyx.
After the presentation a recess was
taken for luncheon, after which the
following awards were announced:
Roadsters-Chaboya's Buff and Boegy; Tom
Green's Electrical and A. w. Feidler's Guard
Carriage horses-N. D. butchers Warren Jr.
Shires. Belgians. Clydes. Percherons and Nor
mans-Oscar Harris White Stake Burgeon.
Graded Normans, Percherons, Shres-A.
The judges were D. c. McNally, Albert
Glass, Robert Bonner, Charles Gould. A. F.
Sweer and William Day.
The horses in line as they passed be-
fore the judges were:
Ben Choboyas driving team Boegy and
William Harold. 2:I3H. by Sidney. dam
Cricket; William Lewis Aldo, 2:2s. by Grand
Moor dam Yishti. William Halford's Donny-
brook by Don L, dam Clara White A. G.
Roberts Alika. by Charles Derby, dam Lilly;
A. Wilder's Skylark. by Comet Wilkes, 2:20.
dam Bay Flora William Sorensen's Dexter,
by Welcome. dam Hambetonian Flora; Lee
Wells Major, by Stefnway dam by Antevola;
ers Warren. by Walker, dam Clara; n D.
butchers Warren Jr.s by Warren, dam May;
Fern: A. w. Fiedler's Guard. by Guide. dam
Lady King: H. r. Madison's Little Daisy, by
Guard, dam Minnie; A. W. FEEDERS Bess, by
Guard. dam Alice Derby: David McDonald's
bine: Tom Green's Electrical. by Rich
@aFd PoHohges Ed sy psbo dS bd
Livermore Queen; n. Rice's Rob Ray. by Ben
Harrison dam untraced; N. W. Livermore's
Io,tie F; Young Bros. b NetsGai Grant. 'f% b2
o Hara's Granger, dam Miss Swift;
dam Yellow Beauty; B. F. Brennan's Tenn
brook. by NJ c clannahan. dam Lotte b:
dam Nellie; B. F. Brennan's Oregon Beauty
and Nancy. draft stock: Oscar Harris White
Stake Burgeon. by Burgeon. dam Lofty; N D.
butchers British Oak Jr., by British Oak
dam by Topman: Oscar Harris Berne Bogon'
imported from Belgium last October by the
Freeman Stock Farm. Bushnell. Ill, also Os-
dam by Adoiph: A Roses Rock bv Rie1an'
dam by Adolph: Joseph Martins Oregon by
Narmuth dam Myostes; Joseph Martins Star
by Oregon dam by Adolph N D. butchers
British Oak Jr., by British Oak. dam a Clydes-
dale mare.
Bernard Mouterits' Sultan. by Raglan. dam
by Adolph; Swan Borge.s Berges. by Sultan.
dam by Waxworks; Henry Coldeweigh's
Moltke, by Sultan, dam by Brights Norman;
]. D. Collins Emperor. by Riglan. dam Nell
lie: Jacob Kruze's Belfast. by Raglan dam a
Norman mare; Bernard Mouterats Duke by
Duke Venoit. dam by Adolph: John O'Hara's
Bogwood, by Bogwood. dam Sally; N d.
Dutcher's yearlng Clyde Lvermore King:
John Meyn's Kentucky Jack.
But one accident marred the pleas
ure of the day, and Announcer William
Mcdonald was the victim. AS McDon-
aid was riding to get the horses into
line for the parade a horse belonging
to H. NJ. Christensen kicked him on
the leg. infiicting painful bruise He
was forced to support himself with a
cane during the review.
Following were the officers of the
day:
Corner, secretary; Chris Schmidt. treasurer.
William Mcdonald. announcer Frank Fennon
grand marshal; D. F. Bernal chief aid: A