Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-15
CLOSING EVENTS IN THE RING
Afternoon and Evening shows Wei
Worth watching.

CLOSING EVENTS IN THE RING
Afternoon and Evening shows wen
Worth watching.
| The largest matinee crowd of the week
was in attendance to see the card of
events scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
! The boxes were all we'll filled and the
events were watched with great interest
| Regular attendants at the show had
1 learned most of the horses shown, except
in the new classes, and all the faVorites
had a large following, which was not at
! all lax in showing it's choice.
The first event was the single trotung
horse class, horse to count 60 per cent
and appointments 40 per cent. The de-
csion went about the same as earlier in
the week, Don Rlley's Emma r. winning
| first and Rhea w, owned by Miss X.
Wilkes Of Gait, Ont, taking second, and
F. A Nash winning the yellow over Ash
| brooke's fine bay mare, Berthe Cecil
Constantine, the 1s-year-old stallion
| owned by Donovan or st. Joseph, won the
class for best stallion with three. of his
| get, being the only entry. This magnih-
cent horse was sold several. years ago for
! $4,000 and still looks like a youngster i'll
! spite of his years. He has splendid gait
and as he is put around the ring beside
| saddle horse he makes a pretty picture.
Local Entries Look Good.
The local park pair event had four
superb entries and made fine ring Tor
| local entries. The rigs were all high class
park turnouts, the equipment about per-
| feet, and the judges had to drive to decide
on the merits of the horses. Mr.. McCord
won with Kimball and Storm Queen. Ward
NJ Burgess was given second with his
| handsome bays Comet and Comrade.
Five Of Omaha's best riders rode for the
ribbons and prizes in the class for best
| women riders, and all showed so well that
the judges were UP a stump for some time.
A chair was placed and the young women
were asked to canter their horses around
the chair to show skill in .horsemanship.
Miss Esther Byrne, riding the beautiful
! bay mare. Lady Dorothy, belonging to the
| King Hill Stock farm OF st. Joseph, was
awarded the blue ribbon for the gracious
manner in which she rode her mount and
the skill IN which she handled the big
mare Miss Helen Cudahy, riding her own
gated horse Contralto, was given second.
She handled her horse WE'LL but her posi-
ton was not as graceful and erect as that
of Miss Byrne. Miss Brownie Bess Baum
rode the magnificent chestnut hunter Glen
dale of the Pepper stable, and showed great
skill In handling this Jumper, which has
proved so fractions on several occasions
Miss Ruth Brandeis rode her new horse,
Gee whiz, but she has not had him long
enough to control him in the gaits espe.
cially the trot. Miss Grace Conant rode DR.
r. A. Ralph's horse.
Three rigs were brought into the arena to
be judged in the best pair delivery outfit
class. A. d. Brandeis won with a pair of
fine bay stations, jim and Harry. The
blue ribbon was given to the Only Way
pair and the yellow to the f. s. Kimball
Laundry company.
McCOrd Wins once More.
In the local runabout class Rajah, driven
by w. II. McCord was the winner. Mrs.
Joseph Barker was second with her fathers
King and Mr. A. d. Brandeis was third
with Mac. Mrs. j. H. Parker, jr., OF St,
Joseph drove Mr.. CaldweIl's Mckinley. The
judges called the measuring stick into play,
evidently considering him little large for
the class.
A whole drove of ponies were driven in
for the best harness pony class, but most
OF them were disqualified for peing over
forty-eight inches, while the class called
for ponies under that mark. Ray Bryne
won with Alta s. Thomas chestnut stall
lion, Dewey. in a little basket cart. Alta is
about as big as a minute and made a fine
appearance. Charles H. creighton's little
spotted Captain, driven by Hal Brady, was
second. and the entry of Charles A. wey-
muller third. This last rig was very pref
tily decked out in Horse Show colors, being
two-seated wagon and hauling four chill
dren, all dressed in the red and white Of the
Horse Show.
winners of Awards
Single Trotting Horse Class-First $50.
FINN Nan IL.
ond $50, Rhea w, Miss K. Wilkes, Gait,
Ont third So Sadie N, F. A. Nash,
Breeding Glass. Glass II. Best stallion
with Three OF His Get-First 800 Com
stantine King, Hill Stock Farm. 81. Joseph.
Park Pair. Local Glass 76 First $50,
kimball and Storm Queen, w. II. MeCord,
and Comet, Ward M. Burgess Mr.. BUR-
CESS driving; third SO. Pepper and Cricket,
A. Nc q smith NTH 5 y G. b5y1ns driYHihg .os NJ,
Esther Byrne on Donovan's Lady Dorothy;
second SIS, Miss Helen Cudahy on Con-
tralto; third SO Miss Brownie Bess Baum
Best Pair Delivery OUTFIT, Glass 7s-First
E A D; Brs s1s Ga second econ SIS, F. = Kim.
Runabout Class. Local, Glass 54-First
McCord second $50 King, Z. P. Peck.
driven by Mrs. Joseph Barker; third SEQ
$40, Dewey, Alta s. Thomas, driven by
Roy Byrne; second $40, Captain. c.. H
GaeS Rabbit Foot. Bonnie. Charles A. We S
muller, driven by Charles A. Weymuller
Best Single Draft Horse. Glass 6l-First
$50, White Stocking, w II. McCord second
s8O,-His Brother, W. II. Mecord
Hunters, Light Weight Glass 4O-First
$50 Roslindale Crow & Murray, Toronto
second $50 Glendale, George Pepper q
Co: third $50. Moss Rose, Crow Murray,
Toronto.
Evening PROGRAM Prompt.
The evening program was pulled on with
a promptness which was pleasing 10 all
as there were many who had come to see
the jumpers soar in the air, and they
were rewarded for their pains for the
Canadian horses gave a fine exhibition of
| jumping.