The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-02
GUUU GLASSES ARE SHOWN AT TIE FAIR Horse Show Last Night and
 Again Tonight ENTRIES FOR TONIGHT Prettiest Woman Will Sc Given Fine Saddle Horse-Three Judges
 Are to Decide Which
 Is Prettieet.
EN TRIES FOR TONIGHT

The horse show was inaugurated again last night, and tonight the fair will wind up with a display of the fine horses in the tan bark ring.
 The management decided early yester- day morning to have the horse show for the last two nights of the fair, last night and tonight, and announcement to that effect was made Owing to the lateness of the decision the show could not be ad- vertised to any great extent, and there fore the crowd was rather slim The indications are that the crowd will be larger tonight nearly everyone in the city knows that the show will be held.
 To Give Away Horse.
 An interesting feature of the show to- night will be the presentation of hand some saddle horse valued at $500 to the prettiest woman in Birmingham. Three prominent men of the city will act as judges and they will make known their decision tonight. The winner will then be announced and the horse will be present. ed to her Much interest Is being taken in this feature of the show tonight. and the indications are that a large number of the fair sex will be at the grounds
 The programme last night was of just the right length and the classes were well chosen and filled. There were from six to ten entries in each of the classes, and horsemen declared that the conditions were better than they were at any time last week.
 There will be large number of en- tries for the show tonight and the lndi- cations are that it will be equally as good' if not better, than last night. Today is the last of the fair. After to- night all the exhibits will be closed ana the fair will be thing of the past It has been remarkably successful when all the conditions are taken Into considera- ton. and the foundation has been laid Tor A larger and better fair next year. | If is also getaway day for the horse- men. and it is natural to expect that more than one long shot will win his race this afternoon. The racing programme this afternoon is the best that has been ar ranged since the fair opened
 feature of the fair this afternoon will ho three automobile races in which mum bor of the well known autoists in the city have entered. Some fast time N expected and the races Will douptless pc exciting There are several entries TOT each of the races.
 ,rbe results of the horse show last night were as follows:
 Last Nights Results.
 euoss 1-Light harness horse, mare or oelding f, appropriate vehicle; style' ac- | tion aytd speed to govern: l.. "A. b. 'iI. IT si0' and w. A. Dichinson). first; Chestnut Belle. Hermitage Stud), secono' ois'ei Kate. (AlIen and Oldham), thiro'
 Class 3.-Gaited saddle horse stailion' mare or gelding size' style, ao e,Is,a, | formation and gaits to govern, oiiVe, Dorn. Hermitage Stud), first; bop' ". | TT and w A. Diclinson), second; BroWh | Squirrel GA. P. Rich). third.
 Glass 4-Model horse to halter; styie | and conformation to govern; Geherai Lee GIermitage stud). first; High Boyd' lh. | IT. and W. A. Dickinson, seconu' hyhh' | fJ Crouch and Sons). third
 | Class 5-Pair of roadsters, trotters' pa core to any kind of vehicle; style' speed | and action. need not match Tn coior or | sex: horses to count 60 per cent ana orln- | ing 40 per cent: Sister Kate ana VII 1 loughby Hermitage Stud), hrst; Cnest- nut Belle and Haidee diermitage Stuol' second; Moch Chimes ana Seorse """e'' l (W c. Agee), third.
 1 Class 6-Heavy harness horse, mare or geIdinp to be shown before two or four wheel vehicle; size, style, acton ana manner to govern; Christopher T, VT | e Bowman). first; General Lee. CHermi tage Stud), second; Peacock N. H. ana w. A. Dickinson). third. -
 Class 7.-Roadster to runabout, size, .tyie and action to govern: speed not essential. l.. A. D., (E. H. and w. A. I Dickinson). first; Chestnut Belle, Qiermi- | tage Stud), second; Brown Squirrel "A. | P. Rich. third. ., Class S-Walk. trot and canter, stall lion. mare or gelding, must show three gaits; size, style, action and coniorme- l ion. Rob (E. IT, and w. A. Dickinson)' | nrst. Haidee B, (P. c. Bowman), second; Major Mckinley, (Hermitage Stud), third
 The programme for tomorrow Is as fol-
 Tonlqht's Programme.
 Glass 1O--Grand parade of all prize win ners to halter, ribbons won 10 be shown with horses. a, Glass 1l--Pone in harness: not over 13la hands, to be driven by boy Or slri uhuer | IS wears: size, action and driVihg to gov | ern. first. Sl5; second, $10: third. So. i Class 12-Gentleman rider; style. ease, l ahilitv. must mount and dismount; frst, slo gold medal, second, S5 silver medal.
 Class 1S-Harness horse, stallion, mare l ar eelding. size conformation style ana l manners to govern; to be shown to four wheel vehicle; first, SEQ; second. slo; third, 5.
 1 Glass 1a--Lady driver accompanied by | rentleman; style and ability; single or double horses, before appropriate four. wheel vehicle: first. silver jewel case; second gold stick pin.
 Class 15-Single roadster, mare or geld ing: style action and general qualities; also handling to govern; first, $l5; second, sl0: third, s.
 Class 16-Pair in harness: mares or geld l ings: matched or cross-matched; style, action and quality; horses 70 per cent; ve- hicle and harness 80 per cent; first, S2a; second s5; third s5.
 Class 17-Plantation saddle horse, mare or geldng; must walk, fox trot and can ter; ease. gaits and general usefulness to be consdered first, Sl0; second, s.
 Class 1S--Most stylish single rig; to be driven by gentleman, lady or couplc horse to count 50 per cent, vehicle and harness, 25 per cent; driving and manners. 25 per cent: first prize. silver mirror; sec ond prize silk umbrella.
 Class 1s-Combined horse. stallion, mare or gelding; to be shown in harness then under saddle; trot in harness; show five gaits under saddle; style. action and per formance to govern; performance in har- ness 90 per cent; under saddle 60 per cent, first s25; second, s1o; third. So.
 
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