The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23

two in three, purse s400-- Juliana, blk. m, by Allerton, Allen & Whitney Milledgeville Ga. St. Patrick, gr. g., by Re-Election, Pied
 mont Farm, Huntsville. Irene F, rn f., by Roy Brown, Amis & Green, Pulaski, Tenn Rosa Levy, R. w. Armstrong, Hunting burg Ind.
 Chawney, b. m, by Meander, S. C. Bur pee, Roanoke, Ala. Lynwood, oh. g., by Constantine, Ewel Farm, Spring Hill, Tenn. Second race, 2:17 class pace mile heats two in three. purse $400- Baby Ruth, oh. m., by Onward Boy. John G. Dobbs, Chattanooga. Treacy Boy, blk E., by Treacy s. c. Burpee, Roanoke, Ala. Castor, gr. g.. by Dictator Wilkes, w. 1 s. Webber, Montgomery. Red Ribbon, b. m., by June Wilkes, w.
 M. Francis, Montgomery. Caspardeen b. g.. by Constantine Clover Bottom Farm, Donelson, Tenn. | Birthmark, b. g., by Hal Stockings, Amis & Green, Pulaski, Tenn. The Prince, b. g.. Allen & Whitney. Miledgeville, Ga. | Major Vaughn, ch. g., by Brown Boy, | D. w. Abell, Nashville. l Third race, 800 class trot, one-half mile | heats, two in three, to cart or sulky. | amateur drivers, silver cup. This race is postponed until later in the week on account of delay in arrival of several | horses.
 l Fourth race, running, five furlongs, I purse S200-Del Tobasco TOT; Mrs. Faulk- | ner, 97; Hallbeam, 99 Feby Blen 103;
 Rams Horn. 122; Invasion, 112. | Fifth race, running. two-year- olds, | four and one-half furlongs, purse $175- | Attraction, 104; Caroline ". 104; Dorame | 95: Rieda, 95; The Ram. 9s; Little Mike | 110: Tomochichi. no | Sixth race, running, one mile, purse s200 -Mirance, 95; Glen Gallant. 102; Ben Ton
 so. 90: Index. 107 Phil Finch 125; Bullfsh 107; Water Tower 90. 1 Seventh race, running. five and one-half | furlongs, purse s2Oo-Fabian, 1o2; Royal | Whitefoot 107; Perpont, 102; Stormy, s7; Heritage, no; Mirance, 1o7
 Horse Show.
 The following is the programme for the horse show tonight: | Class 1-Gentleman Driver Single Runa-
 bout. Driving ability alone to govern. 1 Prize, silver loving cup valued at s25, of-
 fered by President Eugene Fies of the
 fair association. Entrance. s1
 Class 2-Light Harness Horse Mare or i Geldng, to Appropriate Vehicle. Style. action and speed to govern. First prize,
 $50; second prize, s15; third prize. $5. En- l trance, 8.
 Class 3-Most Stylish Couple on Hose | back. Style. ease and ability to govern. | Prize for lady, handsome gilt mirror,
 valued at $25, offered by F. W. Bromberg
 Prize for gentleman, gold watch fob,
 valued at s25, offered by H. c. Abbott & | Bros. No entrance fee.
 Class 4-Exhibition by High School Sad | dle Horse. "The horse of many colors,"
 exhibited by Miss Olive Swan
 Class 5-Pony, Stallion Mare or Gelding,
 Any Age, Under 14 Hands. To be shown | to halter. Conformation and style to
 govern. First prize. $25; second prize, s10.
 Entrance, g.
 Class 6-Pair Roadsters, Trotters. To be shown before runabout or appropriate vehicle. Action, style, speed and match | ing to govern. First prize, $50; second
 prize, $20; third prize, s1O. Entrance, 8. l Class 7-Champion Class-Gaited Saddle
 Horse, Stallion, Mare or Gelding. Size,
 style. action, conformation and gaits to govern. Must show: O, walk; @. trot; | (3).rack; (D, canter; (5), for trot, running walk or slow pace. Prize, championship silver cup offered by the state of Ala bama. No entrance.
 Class s-High Jumping, Exhibition by | the Celebrated High Jumpers Kngful, record ' feet 1% inches, ridden by Miss Olive Swan. Major Mckinley, record 6 feet, Il inches, ridden by Miss Fisher.