The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-09-22
he people were to have HIM.

me SNOW 11nPS were large anC
classy. The racing was good.
HoTsss-Stallion, wears old AND
over. premium EweIl Farm Nc Even j.,
certificate Hermitage Stud (Axtel-
llon); stallion, , years old, premium
Cleburn Farm, certificate Ewell Farm;
stallion, l year and under, premium.
Macon A. Green, certificate, 7 A.
Hayes: mare years and over, prem
lum, L. A. Hayes certificate, Ewell
Farm; mare, years old premium.
W. f. Ewing, certificate, NJ. r. Wood
mare. year and under, premium, W.
r. Ewing, certificate, T. A. HAYES
geldlng. : years and over, premium
K. w. Houston, certificate. Gentry
McAdams; Reldlng, years old, prem
lam, L. A. Hayes, certificate, L. II.
Peoples; mare with fosl at foot, prem
iuln, L. A. Hayes, certificate, j. n.
Alexander; stallion and three of mis-
get, premium, (McEwen) EwelI Farm.
Champion Class-Stallion and three
mares ANY breed). General Lee, Her
mitage Std
Combined DEMONSTRATION, any age
or breed, premium, Hermitage Stud,
certificate, j. G. Sowel; gelding, any
age or breed, premium, Jessie McKen-
mle; mare, any age or breed, John S.
Hickman
Specials by Ewell Farm-Best foal
by Jno. X GENTRY, 500 in gold, prem
Ium to Robt w. Goelet of New YORK.
Best foul by McEwen, premium $50 90
in gold to NJ. M. Gardner of Nash
vile. Best foal by Hal Brown. prem
ium' So III gold TO Macon a. Green.
THE RACES.
? 10 class, tr)tting, purse $500:
Electo" by Ec-ctor Ada Har-
fls0u ........ Observation-Disclosures. t | |
Bruner q, Oy Ganutiao-Go
sell (Stlles) ,......... ....... l ? : :
Otway Boy, by Electric Bell
OtwaY Boy Is, Tnomss).... , 3 3 8
Tue Legislator, by EgotIst Lady
Washington u W. Chomas) 3 5 4 )
j. d FarK, by Assistant I'm
known (Mckay)............ . 4 4
Tine, 2:3las 2:2713 2:22l 2:223l.
2:30 cless, pacing, for 3-yeaIs-olds,
purse 5000:
Lady Ca,on, by AngeIos-un-
known lWhitahead). ......... / l
Opal Wilson, by Messenger Cheif-
Allie Wood STILES. ..... -. ? . 3
Gallant Girl, by Gallant Boy
Elkin Gill johnson ....... 3 3 ,
Sandy Hal, by Sandy Wilkes
Lucy Hal Hull .............. D 1
Rex by Dupontor (Snerryl 1 -DIawn.
fine, 2:1o12, 2:l012 2:25.
Running lace. half mllt-Carnival
first, Cotton Plant second.
Running mule race half m,le-Fitz-
gerald first, Walters second.
Gentl5man s driving race, half mile
-Fank Whe5l5I first, Il L. CRANBERRY
second, K. W Williams third. Time.
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THE HORSE SHOW.
Mr.. John Trotwood Moore was the
director tor the evening ana MtssIs.
John W. Lee, ot Dupley, Jas. Camp
Jell, of Franklin, Frank Fuller of
Nashville, Mcqueen Smith of PIatts.
lille, Scott Davis, of lIewlsburg ana
William SmIth Of Birmingham were
he judges
There were two features Of special
interest the musical ride, which had
,een SO enth siastically received the
lrst night, ana WOloIidge's special |
Idle for travelling mon, arranged by
III. W. p. Woodbridge for his drummer
riendS
Glass /, for the best roadster. mare
+ geldiug. to IunabOut, brou ght out
ign class ling OF seven entries. After
ONE deli0eIation the blue ribbon was
warded Turk, property of Frank
Wheeler, or Mt. Pleasant, the red to
'WisteIia, Of the Hermitage Stud
nd the yellow to L. A. Hayes.
Glass 2. the most stylish couple, gen
leman and lady on horseback, had
hlee entries: ALT Fleming and Miss
;roWnle Tomlinson, JnU. M. Lee and
lrs. Tom trlel, Elem Snee3og and
liss Nell Roberts They finished in
ne order nan cd
Class 3 model horse, stallion, mare
I eelding to halter, had nine emit lies.
enelal Lee of Hermitage Sud, won
le blue riDUon, PoTthos, property
the Mt. Pleasant Bieedlng AssoCia-
on and SHOWN by Frank Wheeler, the
ed
Glass 4, fanciest mare or gelding, to
ngle 1unabCutt, bad five entri S one
Y W. K Hutton, two by Hermitage
-ud and two by Ewell Farm. MI.
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