Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-12

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unplaced horses as Show Girl. Lowrie, and
Pepper, besides Little Creighton, who took
the red ribbon. and Starlight, owned by
Mr.. Nave Of st. Joe, who was given third.
For spectacular exhibition the unicorn
class easily took the lead Of everything
that has been pulled OF during the week.
Five were entered and again as in the
afternoon four-in-hand class. all Of the best
horses OF the big stables were presented
to the judges for a decision The unicorn
class makes a livelier appearance in the
show ring than the tandems, as the lead
horse goes alone and sometimes fails to
realize what Is expected of him. Pete
Roach had Eleanor, the prize high step
per hooked in front OF the two Creightons
and she absolutely refused to do her stunt
when first entering the ring. but little
persuasion In various ways from some OF
the attendants gave her start and that
was all she wanted, for she kept RgoinE
until she landed third money. Murray
showed his spike team before the big
road coach was accorded the blue ribbon.
while McCord took second money
The jumpers of the heavyweight class,
capable of carrying 100 pounds over the
bars was the last on the splendid evenings
program. Conformation and quality
counted for half and performance over the
bars for half. Senator of the Pepper
stable, the big chestnut gelding who won
the high jump In Omaha last year took
the blue ribbon and Murray's Confidence
got second, making a fine jump with the
heavy Canadian on his back. When the
ribbon had been given to Senator, Pepper
gave orders for Roach to put the Senator
over the bars at six feet, just to show
the spectators what may be expected Sat
urday night when the horses will go after
the record.
winners of Awards.
Park horse. class 9, heavy harness: First
800. Lady Eleanor, Pepper & Co.. second
$50, Only One, w. II. McCord third. $40
Showgirl, Crow & Murray.
Pair heavy harness horses, local class IS:
First, $50, w. II. McCord with Tempest and
Commodore and Bessika; third SIS, Arthur
Brandeis with Bob and Mac.
Gated saddle horse, class 50: First, 500,
Mo-; second. $50 Highball, DR.. Steiner, st.
Joseph; third SIS, Gee Whiz, A. d. Bran
deis.
Pair park horses class 10: First, tlOo
Storm Queen and Kimball, w II. McCord;
second, $50, Prince Royal and Prince Re-
and and Creighton No. q George Pepper Co Co.
lady First, sos, Commodore, e. p. Peck,
Brandeis; third, sic, Maud Woodward
Wilkes, Will Yetter, driven by Mrs. w,
Yetter.
Runabout class, class /: First, 500, The
Rajah w. II. McCord; second, $50, Little
Creighton, Pepper & Co.; third, $40, Star
light s. F. Nave, st. Joseph.
Unicorn team class Is: First 500, Crow
& Murray; second, $50, w. H. McCord;
third sac George Pepper & Co.
Hunters class, class So: First, $50, Sena-
tor, Pepper & Co.. second, $50 Confidence,
Crow & Murray; third $50, Rather, Pepper
& Co.
Program for Tonight.
Following are the events for Lincoln
night
THURSDAY NIGHT.
sP M.-Class 20, pair high steppers; purse
500 offered by First National bank.
$40 p M.-Class T. roadster, single
(pacer), purse $50. Offered by Allen Bros
$40 p. M-Class 49, combination class
walk, trot and canter), purse $lIb. Onered
by Drummond Carriage company.
p. M.-Class Is, pair park horses SUIT.
able for lady Qoca), purse 800. Offered
by j. l.. Brandes & Sons, -.
$40 p. M.-Class /, best big horse suitable
for road work purse 500 offered by M
g. Smith & Co, Ideal brand prize.)
$40 p M.-Class 20, road team with cock
horse, purse $500. offered by Swift and
10 p M.-Ciass IS, runabout class QocaI),
purse $50. offered by Hayden Bros.
1890 p. M.-Class 80, hunters middle
weight, purse $50