Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
RULES FOR The HORSE SHOW
Regulations that Pertain to Exhibition aud
Management Of Ring,
LOCAL OWNERS TAKE GREAT INTEREST
Coming show H. Certain to Have Fine
List of Omaha Horses and
Many Outsiders when
Time Comes.

Local interest I'm the horse show Is far
in excess OF last season, when, because
Of the novelty OF the show the directors
had difficulty in interesting local horse
owners in the big autumnal event. This
fall all is different and the local owners
will not only enter without urging, but
rather have been preparing all summer to
have suitable horses to exhibit when the
show opens at the Auditorium. Several
Of the prominent owners have been buying
horses all year and training them so
that they will have the style required to
make a suitable appearance in the tan
bark arena.
The prize list was published week ago
and shows new classes, which will be OF
especial interest locally. The principal
Of these Is the stallion class and their get.
in which there are five classifcations. The
rules and regulations adopted by the d.
| rectors for the show are:
First-One or more judges shall be APP
! Second-No exhibitor shall be a Judge
of the class in which he exhibits,
Third-Competition for prizes Is open to
all without regard to residence, unless
otherwise specified.
| Fourth-Every exhibitor must take his
| own choice as to the class in which he Will
! enter his horse, and abide by it, and great
| care must be taken to enter each horse in
| its proper class, as no alterations will be
made after the entries close.
Fifth-The word horse" shall mean stall
/ lion, mare or gelding, unless otherwise
! sxth-Every animal entered for COMPETE
/ ton will be under the control of the horse
show committee, but the association will
] in no case be responsible for any loss or
| damage which may occur; 1t shall be a
/ condition Of entry that each exhibitor shall
/ loss accident from fire or otherwise.
! Seyenth-Numbers will be provided at the
number board which must be conspicu-
| OLSlV digplaNpd when the hDrse is
| hibition.
Bghth-Each class will be called by the
| trumpet as scheduled in the printed order
of events, and each exhibitor must respond
| promptly, as the association Will not DO
! responsible for any entries that fail to APP
Ninth-In order to prevent the nom
| exhibition Of animals which have been en-
tered for the show, the horse show COM
mittee reserves the right to impose fine
| of SO, unless a Veterinary's certificate is
| lodged with the manager before the day
| is incapacitated for exhibition.
Tenth-If in any class or classes the num-
Der Of entries are unreasOnably small the
! committee reserves the right to declare
same of substitute to a similar class.
During the time of Judging no person Will
be allowed in the ring except the judges
| of the classes then in the arena, those eX-
hibting in the class, the management and
attendants In charge OF the horses being
judged.
EIeventh-when the judges consider 1t
necessary they may ride or drive any con
| Twelfth-Any exhibitor who shall not
obey the directions of the Judges, or other
| wise show any ungentlemanly conduct,
| shall be turned out of the ring.
INSTRUMENTATION are requested TO
I see that their grooms are neatly dressed.
| Fourteenth-n consistent, the manage
| ment would appreciate any efforts on the
part of exhibitors to decorate their quar-
ters and keep them as neat and clean as
possible.
! Fifteenth-Any exhibitor lodging a pro-
test must first deposit S25 with the man.
| ager, which sum will be forfeited to the
association If the protest be not sustained.
Sixteenth--Every protest must be in writ
| Ing, signed by the professor, and IL 1t re-
lates to an award must be lodged on the
day the award Is made.
| SeVenteenth-Au protests Will be decided
by the horse show committee, and its de,
cisions shall be final.
Eighteenth-The right is reserved to re-
fuse or cancel any entries, disqualify eX-
Nineteenth-Riders or drivers will not be
allowed to punish their horses with unnec-
essaTY severity.
Observation-Disclosures reserved to consolidate
original classes do not fill satisfactorily.
Twenty -first-An local classes are post
entries.
The directors of the horse show have
decided to add another class to the prize
list already announced. 1t reads as fol-
lows:
Glass S3-For best exhibit of four horses
and heavy truck used for teamng, horses
to count 20 per cent and truck and appoint
ments to count 30 per cent
The directors hope by this, and in fact
have the partial promise. TO secure some
of the crack teams of the breweries and
packing houses which made such hit al
} the Chicago horse show last fall.