Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-06
OMAHA HORSE SHOW PROGRAM
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fered, All to He paid in Cash,
and some New Glasses
Added.
omaha's horse show program is in the
| hands OF the printer and the prize list will
show many additions which will be of gem
eral interest The dates for the big Four"
Of which Omaha is member, are: Louis
Vile, October 81; Omaha, October 9-14;
Kansas City, October 1921, and Chicago.
October 23-2S The local headquarters will
be in The Bee building.
The directors have decided TO give $4,000
in prizes, and this will be in coin OF the
realm with no cups, as there were last
fall. The rules of the National Horse
Show association will be followed except
where otherwise stated in the special rules.
| The entries close September IS, and the
terms are per cent Of the purses and an
| additional per cent from all money win
! ners except In specials. Red and white
have been chosen as the official horse show
colors. All horses owned in Nebraska and
Council Bluffs will be considered as local.
Omcers Of Local show.
| The officers fer this year are: Edward p.
| Peck, president; Myron L. Learned. vice
president; Arthur Brandeis. treasurer, and
! Frank S. Cowgirl, secretary. The directors
are w A. Smith, F. A. Nash, c. II.
Creighton f. H. Davis, f. F. Peck. L. F.
Crofoot, George A. Joslyn, a. c. Smith, T.
c. Byrne, c. w. HUI, r b. Mcpherson,
A. d. Brandeis, w J. c. Kenyon, f. w.
Hart, Fred Metz. NJ L. Learned. F. S.
Cowgirl, w. NJ. Burgess, e. A. Cudahy and
Guy c. Barton.
! honorary 1-ica ,raeIdapts ara. = ID
Tyler and John T. Stewart, Cd, of Council
Bluffs, S. H. Burnham OF Lincoln, Chaun-
cey Abbott of Schuyler, Frank Fowler and
Ray Nye Of Fremont, c. e. Crowell. Frank
II. Clardge and Frank NJ Castetter Of
Blair, N A. Dun Of Nebraska City. James
G. Martin of South Omaha and T. b. Hord
OF Central City.
The executive committee is composed Of
| F. 2. Peck, F. A. Nash, Thomas c. Byrne,
Frank S. Cowgirl, T. b. Mcpherson and AL
fred Darlow; and Dr. c. d. Gray is general
manager,
Added Class of Interest.
A class that has been added that will be
of especial interest to some of the towns
in the state is that of stations and their
get. This will be an inducement to some
of the breeders of the state TO come in to
the show with their stock and will tend
to add more interest for the residents of
the towns in the state.
The hunt club feature is also new and
will have several entries from this section
of the country.
Three prizes are given in each class.
Where the purse is $3.50 1t will be divided
$50, $50 and $40. Where It is 500 1t will be
divided 500, $50 and $40 Where 1t is SIZE
1t will be divided $lOO, $50 and S25. Follow
ing is list of the classes and divsions
ROadsters.
Standard or nonstandard, singh:
!. Trotting stallion, mare or gelding,
years old or over. to be shown to road
wagon; horse alone to be considered.
? TottinS stallion, mare or gelding,
years old or over to be shown to a gentle
mans road rig or speed wagon. with APP
pointments; horse to cOLnt 60 per cent APP.
pointments to count 40 per cent
g. Trotting stallion. mare or gelding and
best appointed rig; horse to count 90 pei
cent appointments to|coUnt 90 per cent.
L. Pacing stallion, mare or gelding,
J iIsnnanis road or snecd wagon, horse a1on,
to be considered.
8. Pacing stallion, mare or gelding, and
per cent, appointments TO count 80 pei
cent.
Speedway Classes.
6. For the best trotter; must have beer
, driven on the Omaha OF some other speed
way, or be owned by member of som,
recognized gentlemens driving club; TO b,
r to be judged by their conformation, styll
1 of going and appearance In the ring; gal
to count % per cent, manners % per cent
I. Pair of trotting horses, years old and
over, to be shown to a genteman's speed
wagon horses alone TO be considered.
s, Pair of trotting horses and best ap
pointed road rig. The following scale o
? points will govern in judging this class
! Horses 20 per cent; general appointments
including wagon, harness robe, blanket
whip, style, etc, 30 per cent
Q. Park horse not exceeding fifteen hands
and two inches to be shown to an ap
horse alone to be considered.
= TO- Park horse over fifteen hands and
two inches, with appointments for park use
- to be shown to an appropriate two or four
: wheeled park vehicle; horse to count so pei
J cent, appointments to count so per cent.
IL. Gig morse fourteen hands three inches
to fifteen hands two inches, suitable fol
! ! road work; to be shown to gig.
: y. For the best high stopper, fifteen hands
two inches or over; style, conformation. ac
ton and pace to be considered to be shown
? to an appropriate two-wheeled vehicle
horse alone TO be considered
2 49, For the best high stopper, under fif
teen hands two inches; style, conformation
action action and pace to be considered to b
y vehicle; horse alone to be considered.
Rest Gig Horse.
IL For the best gig horse for park; hors
to be judged for It's suitability for tn
work designated, manners, all-arOund &C
! ton and conformation; must be sound ant
! able to go a good pace.
To- For the best gig horse for park; hors
to be judged for its suitability for tn
work designated, manners, all-around &C
ton and conformation ;~,must be sound ant
: able to go good pace.
> RunRbOut Glass.
/ l6 Horse, not under fourteen hands thre
inches up TO fifteen hands two inches
horse should have conformation, style, all
around action, speed and good manners
horse must stand without being held; eX
cessiYe action not essential; horse to coun
60 per cent wagon and appointments 40 pc
cent.
, Pairs.
H. Pair OF park horses, over fourteen
hands two inches and not exceeding ffteel
hands two inches to be shown to an ap
propriate vehicle; horses alone to be con
sidered.
Is. Pair of park horses over hfteel
hands two inches, suitable for park use; I
: be shown to an appropriate vehicle witt
, appointments; horses 10 count % per cent
appointments 80 per cent.
- Pair OF horses, over fifteen hands ant
! | not exceeding sixteen hands, suitable 70
| road work to a T-Cart or phaeton; hOrse
alone to be considered.
5 90 For the best pair of high steppers, fif
2 teen hands or over; style, conformation
action and pace to be considered, to b.
shown to an appropriate vehicle horses
alone to be considered.
81 Pair OF horses, fifteen hands one incl
or over, suita BILE for victoria, CabTiolet o
brougham; horses 10 count 50 per cent ant
9 appointments to count 30 per cent
= o. For the best pair OF horses and sta
D 70 h.