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

Tor TIE stallion parade was grand AbOu
thirty as richly bioodsd royal sires .,
ever we're seeo 10 q ring marched snc
prsnced and uickered before q d-ligbtec
audience. who showed their appreciation
by almost continuous clspping Of theil
hands. After they had made the circuit
two or three times, they were introduced
individually, 90 follows:
Parthos, by Perfection, SIT. Pleasant
Breeding Association.
Pat Hal, by Tom Hal, w.N. Long, Mt
Pleasant.
Tennessee Squirrel, by Red Squirrel.
T. j. Vaughan, Yokely, Tenn.
Daniel Polk, by MARYLAND, T. j.
Vaughan.
Brown Hal. Jr.. by Brown Hal, John
Alexander, LynLYille.
Lord Curz N. by Prince Of India; Egg
odiaD, by Egotis,; Eganor. by same,
Clover Bottom Farm, Nash vile.
Hamlet Denmark, by Forest Den
mark, SewsIl Il Davis, Columbia.
Billy Melvin. by Melvin, John Sew
eli, Columbia.
Bay Star, by Highway, NJ P. Wood,
Shelbyville.
Oteway Boy, by Electric Bell, Ed
Stiles, Lynnville, Tenn.
Eddy dial, by Fry's Hal, ]. W. Green,
Oh, Tenn.
John A.. by Eddy Hal. J. L. Amis,
Cole, Tenn.
The Spy, by Mambrino King, and
Will Direct, by Direct Hal, Chatfin Bros.
& Geers, Columbia.
Fargo, Norman, by Parcheron Norman,
Acmann, Bodo, Ento, Ardeum, and Let
tro, imported German Coach horses,
owned by Crouch q Company, of Nash
vile
Silver Brick, by Melvin, and Black
PatcheI. by Constantine, j. w. Fitzger-
aid, Spring Hill
Melvin, by McCurdy's Hametonian,
Axtelion, by Axtil, PaGchen Wilkes, by
George Wilkes, Ewell Fasn, Spring Hill,
Tenn.
Handling, by Ashland, T. A. Hayes,
Lynchburg, Tenn.
Oakland, out of imported FLY, Co
lumbia Stock Company.
MARYLAND, Jr. by Esrkland, j. B. Alb
ernathy, Pulaski, Tenn.
IF you know the breeding of hors-
es, or will examine the books, you will
find royal strains and fast records in
this parade ring.
Juvenile Riders.
For the best boy rider under Is, War
rem Titcomb won the first premium,
John tlemming, the second.
For the best girl rider under Ii, Miss
Annie Turner Sheegog, premium.
Best boy rider under l3 years, Robert
McAdams, premium, James Dedman,
second.
Best boy rider under Is, James Moore.
Best Lady Driver.
This was one Of the features Of the
evening. The music was hushed and all
attention was centered upon the ladies
as they speeded around the circle. They
all had their champions and we're liDer-
ally applauded. The entries were Mrs.
Eugene long, Mrs. J. F. Brownlow, ac-
by Miss Halle Fry, Mrs. W. |
Porter Erwin and Mrs. Raugh, of Giles |
county, accompanied by Miss Aber-i
,athy, OF Culleoka.
The ladies drove fearlessly, stylishly
md well, and the contest was so close
hat the judges reconciled them
selves with their consciences by
.iyIng each of the ladies a
ibbon. The first to Mrs. Erwin, the
econd to Mrs. Long, the third to Mrs.
the fourth to Mrs. Baugh.
Mrs. Erwin, the blue ribbon winner,
lrove Ella P, race record 2:21 IL, trial
ecord, 2:17.
Stylish Two Horse Turnout. I
F. f. Clawson, Of Ashwood won first
remium; w. G. Agee, of Birmingham,
econd.
Potato Race.
This was the funny part of the show.
'wenty potatoes were placed in line
cross the track and basket about so
ards away. There were two con-
9stants. Warren Titcomb and John
leming. The proposition was for the I
oy to start ON their ponies at the
asket, go to the potatoes, disfnount.
ick up one, mount and ride hack and
rop 1t in the basket, and repeat until
II the potatoes were in the basket, ,
nd the boy who placed the greater :.
lumber of potatoes in the basket, cot
ne prize. If you ever saw boys hustle,
1ey did, and the crowd became up !.
in their amusement and 9
ughteI and shouts of approval. The S
oys both displayed a good deal of i
yility, but John labored under the dis !
1yantage Of being shorter than Warren. 7
I'd havnga taller pony, and lost by
le potato.
Gated Saddle Horses.
Next to the stallion parade this was
Q best ring yet shown. There
ere eleven entries, and they we're All
ed ones. Geo Campbell, Brown was
Hamlin Denmark; Clyde Whitaker fl
Cannon; DR.. Joe VOORHEES, on Tom; O.
Il Fleming on Joe; W. b. Woodbridge D
Long; I. j. Vaughn on Tennessee Il
luirrel; F. r. Sheegog on Prince; T
arence Alexander on George; Jake b.
arlan on Sheriff; J. F. Holt on Kate, p
d 7. A Hayes on Bay Star. al
L. Vaughn was awarded first prem. v,
m, Jno q. powell second, f. r. Shee-
g, third, and DR.. Joe VOORHEES,, fourth
Mr.. John King, Manager of the Ketch-
q Farm stables, Toledo 0. and Mr.. Geo. ST
, les, Of Cartersville, Ca, alternated n
judges last night, and between them =,
igeu all the rings. ~
Wednesdays Races. t.