Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-13

the other fellows. Murray was making
hard drive for the money with his Show
Girl when she threw shoe. The judges
gave Murray time to retire and put her
shoe on. Murray one Of the most versatile
Of men, put the shoe on and was back in
the ring in less than ten minutes, or In Just
time enough to take second money. Lady
Eleanor IL quite speedy. but she insisted
on over-reachInE and had to be satisfied
with third
Excitement reEnSd while the road fours
with the cock horse were being whirled
around the arena. This cock horse IL taken
along for emergency and is ridden by n
groom, but IL supplied with rigging so
that he may be hitched in front when
needed. Murray and Roach were not timid
| about letting the horses so. and the big
coaches were whirled around the arena in
a manner that made the spectators stand
| in their seats white their nerves tingled
| lest the whole OUTFIT would invade the
promenade. The presiding judge Inspected
the appointments Of Murrays coach and
invited the members Of the press to par
take of some OF the contents OF the cellar
cite. II was found to contain nothing but
ginger ale
once More for Omaha.
Mrs. J. II. Parker, jr., Of st. Joseph drove
w. H. McCord's, her brother, Rajah to
victory in the local runabout class, and
Mrs. Barker took second with Bessika. the
new hish-stepper which is the pride OF Mr..
Peck's stable. Riley, owned by Edward Up
dixie, took third money, The requirements
were not that this class should be driven
by women, but these women handle the
horses just as we'll as the men and won
from good neld, including Rosebery, Har-
ley q. Moorehead: Irish Boy, S. A, Collins
& Co.; Mckinley, Victor B. Caldwell.
winners of Awards.
Pair high steppers, class 2O-First 500,
! Show Gidl and Sporting Duchess, Crow g.
Murray Toronto; second so, Creighton and
Toronto; third $40 Storm Queen and Tenn
pest w II. McCord, Omaha.
TessS S9os snSe GasS t. JOSEPH
third $40, Captain, Charles f. Davis
ter eass F s' sS den TGa sne George
Pepper q Co.. TOront6,' second $50, Break
O. Day, E, A. AAhbroglke, Kansas City;
third VS., Emma Mac }. H. Tapp, Dear
Pair park horses suitable for lady. To-
| cal, class 75--Fitst $50, Mrs. G. 7. kountze
! driving Ward M. BURGESS; second $50, Mac
and Bob. A d. Brandeis, Ruth Brandeis
| driving; third $50 Duke and Duchess, A.
G. Smith, driven by Mrs. Ed c. Smith Of
Best sig horse, suitable for road work,
! class Thirst S100, The RaJah, w. H. NC
Cord, Omaha: second $50, Show Girl. Grow
Eleanor, George Pepper & Co., Toronto.
Road team with cock horse. class %
ond SEQ, George Pepper q Co, Toronto.
Runabout class, local, class 65.-First SIS,
Rajah, w. H. MeCord, driven by Mrs J.
Bes RaPh' f. fse JGSs SPsn s Ss0S %Fs s
seph Barker; third $40 Riley, Ed Updyke.
Hunters middleweight, class ss-First $50,
ond $50, Ernosa, George Pepper & Co.,
Toronto; third $50, Rob Roy, Crow & Muir
Today's Events.
FRIDAY MATINEE, OCTOBER 10.
900 o'clock-Class %, stallion years old,
2sS 8 Siook-ciass 50, stations 2 years old,
~ a:i % t oS'ScSiocl-ciass So, roadster, single
trotter. QooaD, purse sl0O1 Offered by Car
peHSero FalpsEF ladies' saddle horse
walk, trot and canterI docaD, purse 500.
offered by; Nebraska Clothing company.
500 Co offefed BY 6. W. - Hui C Company. Pun
rider CocaD, purse $50; = - =,
40 o ciock1Ciass ,ss, best collection, three
horses, heavy ,,yy harnf g purse 800 offered
$40 o,elock-speciai,a ~ sporting tandem.
purse $500. y, ys- ado eft =, s-rt,..t.
LFRIDAY NIGffT,. OCTOBER 1877. JOS
| EPH NIGHT.
8 ocIock-Class g. fstSedwsy class, trotter
(single). purse $3.50 offered by Lee-Glass-
| Andreesefi Hardware company.
| $50 O'clock--Class IL, pair park horses,
purse $500. offered by Fred Krug Brewing
$40 CO'clock--Class "a, gated saddle horse,
purse $176, Offered, by the Union Stock
| Yards National bank
| 9 O'ciock-C1ass H. best high stopper
(singie), purse $500 offered by the Mer-
| chants National bank.
! $50 ocIock-Class s. pair trotting horses
| (roadsters), purse $40 offered by McCofd-
Brady company. (Advo prize;)
| $40 Oc1ook-Class 80, tour-in-hand Spark
team. purse 800. offered by Cudahy Pack
70 ociockCciass b. saddle horses walk
trot and canter). purse $lOO' onered by the
1910 o'ciocEEclass 49, jumping class
| nurse S17b