The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20

City is now in the east negotiating
for new stock to consist of saddle and
harness horses and will bring them d.
rect to the twin city show.
Frank K. Bull, Racine, Wis, who
last year defeated all circuit followers
in whatever classes he showed will be
on hand with his coach and a large
string of harness horses. Don Riley
of st. Joseph, Mo-, will come here for
the first time with a string of road
sters. S. r. Powell of Bloomington,
Ill, will show a new stable of high
school and gated saddle horses. Will
liam r. Brown of Indianapolis will
bring a stable of heavy harness horses.
Among the st. Paul entries are ex-
pected those of George G. Finch in
the run-about and heavy harness
classes. He won handily in the for
mer class last year. M. H. Foley will
both pair and single. s. 2.
w. G. CARING will show in the
heavy harness pairs, single, gig and
tandem classes and his new purchase
in the roadster classes: Leo H: Quit
ern1an will show his heavy harness
pair in the different classes. Thomas
Irvine and Colonel C. D., Andrews will
show in the roadster classes. Walter
]. Hill, who was the winner Of the
show two, years ago, will show in the
class for polo ponies. 2
Minneapolis does not lack in ma
terial for fine showing. George w.
Peavey, who is just completing the
most perfectly appointed stable in the
northwest on Park avenue, has re-
Gently purchased four remarkable
horses-a. large single brougham
horse from Missouri, a pair and a sin
oil la Il I,& 81
latter are all bays of striking appear
ance. Recent additions to his equip
ages are a n1ail-phaeton, gig. tandem
cart and brougham. e. J. Carpenter
has a cross-matched pair, chestnu,
and brown, purchased this spring
THESE horses are of the coach. type
Mrs. E. G. Gale has a cross matched
pair, dapple gray and bay, which were
prize winners at last years Minneapo.
lis show; also a high bred chestnut
COD, which is driven to a high park
wagon. G. E. Lyman of Vine place
mas new pair or dapple browns
very handsome in color, which Mrs
Lyman often drives to a stanhope
both single and double.
G. r. Lamb will enter his roar
pony, the snappiest, showiest pony ir
the northwest. He has among his
equlpages the only private hanson
cab In the twin cities, and a very
smart ladies phaeton with an UNI.
brella top and rumble for groom.
John S. Pillsbury's sorrel pair with
white points which were winners al
the Minneapolis show can be counted
upon to offer. warm competition to the
lclrcuit trailers. This is one of the
fastest pairs to be found in. the coun.
try. Mr.. Pillsbury has said that he in
tends to increase his stable shortly
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! the. best appointed stables in the CITY
can show a very fine pair of coach
horses of the hackney type Miss Re.
becca Semple owns Lady Dare, a eel.
ebrated prizewinner in. the .runabou
class, an ideal ladies' horse which
she both rides and drives. Fred G
| Van Dusen has a pair Of. sorrels anc
pair Of bay cobs, big, active and re
| markedly fast roadsters. Ralph Whe
Ian still owns his Irish hunter, which
| he showed last year both at Mime
apolis and st. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. p
b. Hunt have at Minnetonka Beach
their handsome pair Of small brown
}cobs which they both ride and .driv.
tandem. s.
Miss Helen Partridge has a hand
some new saddle cob, recently pur
chased in Kentucky. e. Walton
has pair of carriage horses witt
| banged tails, after the English style
which he both rides and drives. Hi
daughter, on her snappy black cob
| is considered one Of the best; rider
in the northwest. M. T.. Rothschilt
has pair Of fast PAGERS which hay,
been winners in the pacing classes 70
the last two years at the MINI apoli
| shows. M. H. BouteH has recent,
purchased a pair Of bays. #. B.sWell
of Park avenue, H. Alden Smith o
Vine. place and Judge NJ. B. Kool
are also owners Of stylish pairs tina
will make a creditable showing any
where. G. E. Hasey has stable O
/ fast roadsters from which he will
make a number Of entries.
1 There will be several classes TO
| local competition alone for those VIII
do not care to exhibit in open classes