Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
Crow q Murray, Toronto; third $40. Rather,
Pepper & Co, Toronto.
AZ the Evening session.

on inc oots Out received n eetDaCh IN inc
first event, the single speedway classes.
when Judges Pratt and spratt could not
agree. and called upon Judge Orson Moul-
ton 10 decide the points in dispute Emma
r., the fine roadster belonging to Don II.
Riley OF st. Joseph was easily picked as
the winner. and the question then was
whore TO place the rest OF the ribbons.
Many points had to be considered, as the
gait counted IS per cent manners IS per
cent, soundness IS per cent, conformation
10 per cent and equipment Is per cent
The judges finally gave the red ribbon TO
Ashbrookes Birdie Cecil and the yellow
ribbon to Mr.. Nash's Sadie n.
Rain came down in torrents during the
next few numbers and this probably kept
some Of the entries from driving into the
arena as there were but three in the pair
OF park horses class, horses alone con-
sidered. Mr.. McCord makes no distinction
between classes where appointments count
and those in which they do not count. but
always drives into the arena in full livery
and this is always noted by the spectators
who do not read the programs and see
that appointments do not count. Several
little Incidents enllvened things in this
class A coach dog got into the arena
and refused TO vacate and Peppers coach
man lost his footing and nearly lost the
rig. Mr. McCord won first money with
the Rajah and Only One. Murray's speedy
pair of bays was second, and the Pepper
entry third.
Rushing the Saddle Horses.
A splendid ring faced the judges in the
gated saddle-horse class, but the Judges
were hurrying the program to catch up
on the time lost in the first event and gave
the decisions the same as when the horse
last appeared, except that Helen Walker
was given third where A. d. Brandeis
took the yellow ribbon Wednesday night.
The housekeeping class brought out but
three entries, and the populace and the
judges were in one accord as to where the
blue ribbon should be placed. No prettler
exhibition of high stepping was ever seen
In an Omaha show ring than that given by
Mr.. Murrays The President. He Is a
b-year-old brown geldins and Murray has
had him but short time, but Is the
pride of his stable and as Murray said
The best horse ever owned" Creighton
jr' was given second, and Kimball tnlrd.
One Unpopular Decision.
The popuIace and the Judges did not
agree In the next class, winch was pair
OF trotting horses and best appointed road
rig. The horses counted 10 per cent and
the appointments, including wagon, har-
ness robe, blanket, whip and style, 30 per
cent When Pete Roach drove in with
Rhea w. and Easter Behe there was
! tremendous outburst OF applause. This
pair was the favorite entry with the crowd
although all could see the fine points in
the horses of Don Riley and Murray.
Riley has splendid mate for his Emma
r. in The King, and this pair won the
eyes of the judges to the extent that they
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this decision.
, Mr.. McCord was indisposed and had Pete
Roach drive his four-in-hand park team,
and, as the appointments count for so per
cent. he had easy victory with his mag
nifcent new coach. Judge Pratt drove the
McCord four around the arena and Judge
Moulton drove Murray's four showing that
they can handle the reins as we'll as ride
and judge.
Glendale showed the best form in the
walk, trot and canter class, being able
to canter in circle about as large as a
dollar. The fine brown Killarney
from the Weir & Rogers stable of
Lemars took second with Fred Bourke up,
and Crow g. Murray's Kilmarnock was
| third
winners of Awards.
Speedway Classes, Glass 6-First $50
Emma r.. Don Riley st. Joseph; SECOND
sas City; third s9O Sadie N, F. A. Nash
Omaha.
$50 Show Girl and Sporty Duchess, Grow
q Murray, Toronto; third $40 Lady ElenoI
and Lady Gray. George Pepper & Co.,
Gated Saddle Horses, Glass 34-First 500
King Lee, Harris & Richardson, Mystic
Joseph, Mo-. third s25, Helen Walker, A. j
Moores, Columbia, Mo.
Best High Stopper Single, Glass 12-First
500, The President, Crow & Murray, Tor,
onto; second SEQ. Creighton IL, George Pep
per & Coz Toronto; third $40, Kimball. w
Pair Trotting Horses, Roadsters, Clas.
S-First 500, Emma r. and The King, Dor
Riley. st. Joseph; seeond seq. Rhea w, anf
so, Baron BuclSner and Daisy Buckner
Crow & Murray, Toronto.
Four-in-Hand Park Team Class 9O-lF1rs
$50, w. H. McCord, Omaha second $50
Crow & Murray; third $6o George Pepper
Saddle Horses, Class B, Walk. Trot and
Canter-First $50, Glendale, George Pepper
& Co., Toronto; second $50. Killarney Wei
& Rogers. L4mars, Ia; third $40, kilInar
Jumping Class, Class l2-First $780, sena
tor, E. H. weatherbee. New York; secont
onto third Sos, Rob Roy. Crow 8 Murray
Events for Today.
| Following are the events scheduled foI
the closing exhibitions:
SATURDAY MATINEE.
400 O'Ciock-Class 2 single trotting horse
purse $50. offered by Browning, King & CO
I $50 O'Clock-Class II. stallion and get
$40 oClock-CIass 7s park pair QocaD
purse $780, offered by orchard Wilhelm
s:6O o'Ciock2class II, best lady rider
purse $50. offered by Thomas Fitzpatrick
, company.
outfit, purse $50
$40 O'Clock-Class 81. runabout class
QooaD, purse 500. Offered by the Bemii
Omaha Bag company. lPappoose prixe)
! 400 OClock-Class So, harness ponies
, / single, purse $50.
horse, purse 500.
team purse $500. offered by Union Stool
Yards company, South Omaha.
500 O'Clock-Class co. hunters, ligh
ExtraEspecial consolation for horsei
| which have not won a blue ribbon durinl
the week, single or double, to be shown Il
DO sATURDAY-FREMoNT NIGHT.
, 800 OClock-Class 10, best gig horse 70
! park, purse sl75, Offered by Metz Bros
Brewing company.
$40 o'Clock-Class 8. roadsters. single
purse $3.50 offered by American Hand
SeWed Shoe company.
$40 OCloek-Class q. pair horses, heay!