Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-15


have been made Of horse flesh during the
progress Of the show Saturday A. d.
4 Brandeis purchased the big black gelding
Cashier, from the Weir & Rogers stable.
This horse Is a good match 10 Mac and
Bob the blue ribbon coach team winners
at last years show, and will give Mr..
Brandeis three OF a kind.
But four entries faced the judges in the
openeing number the best sig horse for
park. Some admirer Of The President, Muir
rays crack high-stepper, sent In a silver
| horses head engraved 1.-The President" to
be placed on the horse. This horse was
the favorite with the crowd. but the judges
give him only third. One OF the judges
was asked the reason for setting the Muir
ray horse back and said THAT horse may
be worth $500 more than any horse in the
ring but he lacked the proper speed for a
gig horse and was trihe too large"
Lady Elenor was given first place, Only
One second, and The President third.
In the single roadster class there was
no doubt Ito the way the judges de-
eisien would CO., as Emma r. has won
several times over Rhea w.
Mr. MccoFd's team was the winner of
the blue ribbon in the heavy harness park
pair class, winning over Ward NJ. Burgess
bays and a big pair of ehestnuts shown
by Z. L. Heydon Of Marshall Mo.
The most spontaneous and voluptuous APP
plause of the week greeted Fred Bourke
as he rode A. d. Brandeis' Gee whis from
the ring with the red ribbon. Bourke 10
an expert horseman and handled the
Brandeis horse in a way that at once won
favor with the crowd, both for the horse
and for himself DR.. steiner's msgnifi-
cent gray gelding. High Bail. won the blue
ribbon in this the combination class. The
horses were driven into the arena in har-
ness and then shown finder saddle, TO have
five gaits. The Brandeis horse had a
world Of speed, especially in his rack.
Helen Walker was given third money.
The coachman forgot to take or his over
coat when he entered the arena and, as
appointments counted 30 per cent this set
the Brandeis pair In the local carriage
horse class and they received but third
place, although the big assemblage, judy
ing from the applause. evidently thought
they were entitled to something better.
McCord won with a mismated team. both
good horses, Kimbail and Young Bob.
Ward M. Burgess took second with Lorich
and Comet, while the Brandeis black took
third.
Excitement In Plenty.
FtenIy or excitement was turnlSneo py
the tandem class, in which there were FIVE
entries, the 'horses all being more frisky
and the blgh-stepplng wheelers insisted on
stepping oyer the tugs OF the leaders.
CreiBhton's was given first Murray's team
second ana McCord's Only One and Storm
Queen third.
Murray furnished the fun in the walk,
trot and canter class, when he appeared
with hts magnificent hunter, Confidence,
and tried to make him trot. The horse was
d beauty, but was not In that class. Err
mosa won, With Sweet Briar second and
Killarney, the Weir & Rogers entry from
LemaTs Third. This horse has attracted
considerable attention during the week.
especially since the opening night, as Fred
Bourke has been riding him in all of the
events. ,r.
No attempt was made to beat the worlds
jumping record, as Murray pulled out his
Jumpers after they had made feet
inches. and Pearl and Senator we're put
over the bars at seven feet. which gave
them first and second, with Murray's
Confidence third
The bugle sounded taps, the band played
America" the people went home and
Omaha's second annual Horse Show ended
in blaze of glory.
winners of Awards,
Best gig horse for park class 10: First.
800 Lady Elenpr, George Pepper & Co. !;
second, so, The President, Grow & MUIR
Roadsters, single, class 8: First, $50,
Emma r., Don Riley st. Joseph, Mo.
second; $50. Rhea W., Miss X. L. Wilks,
Pair horses heavy harness. class q:
First $50, Storm Queen and Tempest, w
II. McCord; second, $50 Comet and
Lorlch, Ward NJ. Burgess; third, 500, Win
Sle and Twinkle, e. L, Hayden, Marshall.
Combination class, gated horses, class
l5i First, 800, High Ball, Dr. Steiner st.
Joseph; second, $50, Gee Whiz, A, d. Bran
deis, Omaha; third, SIS, Helen Walker, o.
j. Moores, Columbia, Mo.
Pair carriage horses local class S.:
First, $50 Kimball and Young Bob, w. II.
McCord; second, $50, Lorich and Comet,
Ward M Burgess; third, $50 Mac and Bob,
Tandems, class "a: First, 500, Creighton
and Creighton Second, George Pepper e.
Co, Toronto; second, $50. Prince ROYAL and
Sporting Duchess, Grow & Murray Toronto;
third, $40, Only One and Storm queen, w.
II. McCord, Omaha
Saddle horse-walk, trot and canter-class
G: First, $50, Ermosa, George Pepper &
Co, Toronto; second, $50. Brother Wilson,
George Pepper & Co., Toronto; third, 500
Killarney, Williams & Rogers temars, Ia
Jumping class, high jump, class 49, First
800 Senator f. IT. Weatherbee, N Y;
second $50 Pearl, u. II. Weatherbee, N
K; third, SIS. Confidence. Crow & Murray