The Minneapolis journal., 1904-09-15
THE HORSE HAS
CENTER OF STAGE
INTERESTING SHOW IN THE BIG
TENT AT HAMLINE.
Prizes Awarded in Several Glasses Az
ter Exhibitions That Delight Crowd
That Is Large, Considering the Chill
ly Weather-society Folk There in
Force

His majesty, the horse, received the
twin cities at Hamline last night. The
big horse show opened, but unfavor-
able weather materially interfered with
the attendance. Before the evening
presentfin the big tent, but not so large
as it would have been had there been
less of winters chill in the atmos-
phere.
The array of horses shown last night
was creditable one. The first class
shown was that Of trotting pairs, road
sters, mares or geldings or mare and
went to ,Rhea w., and Easter Bell, ex-
hibited by Miss X. L.. Wilkes, Gait,
Ont. Sylvan Bell and Sylvan Dell, w.
A. Rule s beautifully matched pair
from Kansas City, were proclaimed
second, and w. G.. CARING of st. Paul
was awarded third with Miss Pick
| wick and sister. Thomas Bass of Mexl-
class eE f5 for Sigh High-schoe saddle adde's horses.
Governor Folk took the blue ribbon
and Dixie Girl, from the same stable,
was given the blue. Helen Walker, y.
j. Mooer's entry from Columbia, Mo-,
acted foolishly in her work, and before
she had settled down had been given
third honors. This little frivolity cost
second honors at least. e.. -
Park pairs were shown next, and
honors went to the Pepper stables of
Toronto, exhibiting Creighton and Mate
Dividend and Security, shown by Frank
K. Bull Of Racine, Wis, were awarded
the red ribbon, and w. G. CARING Is
King Nayajo and King Dodo took the
and Show Girl, driven by. Mr.. Murray
Of the Crow & Murray stable Of Toron
to caught the fancy of great many
admirers of beautiful working pairs
but were not so fancied by the Judges;
In the road teams, shown to coach
drag or break, Crow and Murray were
awarded first honors, second and th1rc
going to the Pepper and Ashbrook sta
bles respectively.
Jack o Diamonds, winner of tn
world s fair event for gated saddl,
horses, had an easy time in the gaitet
saddle mare or gelding class. He wa
exhibited by Thomas Dunn Of St. Loul
and ridden by Bass. Helen Walker set
tied down and took second honors witt
Artist Rex, Rule stables, Kansas City
wearing the yellow rosette:
Park horses shown to gigs and Stan
7 hopes gave another victory to the Pep
per establishment in Indian. Frank (
Bulls Racine entry Rrineipal' na,t was sec e,
ond and Crow y Murray,s oportln
DuclloSS Was Jill W.
Sporting tandems shown first as tan
dems with leader subsequently takln
the Jumps with driver up went to Fer
per's Myopia and mate. Tan Toy
Weatherbee s New York entry, too
second hCnors. and Crow & Murray
Montros and Cloth Of Gold were give
third. '". -.
2 The potato race resulted in much me,
t riment, little blood letting, some pa
: temper and victory for F. l.: Tarbo
e of st. Paul. Fred j. Bork of kanss
City was second with Walter Hill an
s Harold Smith Of st. Paul tied for thlr'
4 Judges of the events were Colon
l Charles A.. Pratt 2of Little Rock. Ark
e Mayor' William E? iSpratt Of St.7 7Josep
: Mo, and c: e.. Bridgeford of Kanss
/. City, Mo. "H ~. =:
e The program for tonight is as follow
!. Music by Minnesota State Band:
J. ,S>O'Clock-Pairs Of park horses, Il
} 1872 with appointments. - 4 = T.
:. 500 O'Clock-Class 4, roadster, singl
= stallion, mare or gelding.
$40 O'Clock-Class 80, high scho
- mare or gelding.
9 O'Clock-Four-in- hand park team
y with appointments. . .s... Z -
7 9:2O O'Clock-Class II, local pairs
l. brougham Or victoria
\. $40 O'Clock-Class Is, the gig horse.
!. 10 O'clock Glass 35, gated sadd
stallion, mare or gelding.
Is 1920 O'Clock-Class 46, potato rae
# local (post entries).
y 1890 O'Clock-Class AZ, jumping elias