The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-29
HORSE SHOW CAME ID END LAST NIGHT Was Very Successful and At-
 tendance Large AN UNPLEASANT lNClOEN1 w. c. Aeee Objected to Decision of Judge Updegraff and Was Not Al
 lowed to Re-enter
 the Ring.
AN UNPLEASANT INCl0EN l

The horse show came to a close last night. The programme was completed ahort 10 o'clock and the final awards were made by the judges There were fewer classes than on previous nlghls' and Presiding Judge Updegraff awarded all the ribbons quickly
 The larger portion of the crowd re- mained until the show was practieahy completed, although it again became so chilly that it was uncomfortable Sorhe- thing over 5000 people attended the horse show last night, which was one Of the best crowds of the week.
 In the first class shown last night the heavy harness pair, the first unpleasant incident of the fair occurred. There Were only two exhibitors, P. G. Bowman ana w. c. Agee Judge Updegran awaroeo the first ribbon to MT Bowmans team and the second to MT. Agee's team. lhe latter drove past the judges stand ana obiected to the decision. He then drove near the fence and standing in ms vehicle. with his hat in his hand, made short talk to the public. complaining Of the decision and of the justice Of IL.
 As he drove back towards the paooock Superintendent Frank Fuller interpreted the conditions of the class to MT. Agee, explaining that the horses ana not the harness counted and that "heavy mar ness horses merely applied to pair suitable for park purposes, ana that MI Bowman's horses clearly came unoer 'hae class. although light set of harness was used. He also explained that the harness did not count in the conditions.
 Mir Fuller then ruled MT. Aeee out of the arena and would not allow nm to enter in later class, that or 'ei- ferson county owned horses.
 The results of the events last hlshe were as follows:
 Class 46-Heavy harness pair-horses to be matched or cross matched, must nave substance. action and style; to be shoWh before landau, drag, trap or other io'r wheel vehicle, horses to count oo per cent, driving 20 per cent; Bess anu riaiuee P. c. Bowman), first; Fucker anu M'- David CW. c. Agree), second
 Class 47-Combined pony; under l4 hands high; to be shown to appropriate two UT four wheel pony vehicle; to be driven ana ridden by boy under IA years oio' sho" first in harness, then under saddle' s'yie' action, performance, driving and riolhs to govern, His Majesty Qdermitage Stud)' first: Iottie B. (Roberts Brothers), sec ond: Bessie Lucas Roberts Brothers)' third: Dan Patch (E. l.. Gaines)' fourth.
 Class 4s-Most stylish single rig; to De driven by gentleman, lady or coupie, horse to count j0 per cent Veh'cis 'o harness, 25 per cent; driving and manner 25 per cent; first prize, cut glass ptcher' offered by John l.. Parker second prlze' silver umbrella offered by Herman Saks' L. A. D.. E. A. and w. A. Dickinsoh), first: Chestnut Belle, OHermitage stnd)' second: Brown Squirrel. GA. r. Rlcn' third: Haidee, (P. G. Bowman), fourth.
 Class 5o-Single roadster; owned in Jef- ferson county. mare or gelding to be driv- en by owner. shown to owners vehicle; style. action and general qualities, also handling to govern; Brown G. u-. I. Trousdale), first; Mock Chimes, (B. L. Atkins). second; Brown Squirrel GA. r. Rich). third; Billy Bell. GA. A. GambilD, fourth.
 Class 52-Sack race, boys under l3 years of age; Arthur Roberts, first; Ed Allen. second; J. B. Roberts, Jr., third.
 Class 53-For gest groom; Will (Allen and Oldham stables), first; will Lgert, tW. P. Wooldridge), second; Tom Harris, GIL s. Stokes), third.