Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
OMAHA IN THE HORSE SHOW
Local Entries Make q Remarkably Pine
Showing for the Ring.
WcoRD STABLE LEADS THE PROCESSION
Seven Fine show Ring Horses
from This One owner and Many
others with Two and Three
Each TO Ne Exhibited.

Omaha horse owners have not been so
backward in enteting. their horses for the
horse show as they were last year and
there will be plenty OF local owners to make
this feature one OF great interest. Local
entries are subject to post entry and some
owners have been little slow on this ac-
count, but already enough have been en-
tered to fill each Of the classes for which
good prizes were offered by the association.
One OF the finest stables in Omaha is that
of w. II. McCord, who has one OF the most
complete and most thoroughly equipped
homes for the horse in the west Long be-
fore horse shows were thought Of in Omaha
Mr.. McCord made It a point to attend all
the eastern shows which his time would
permit, and II is from the ideas gained
from these trips to the east that he has
equipped one of the finest stables to be
found anywhere. At present Mr.. McCord
has seven show horses, all thoroughbreds
and Of quality suficient to be shown In any
Of the arenas through the east. They are
the Rajah, only One, Storm Queen, Temp
est Kimball, Young Bob and Little Man
The first four have been added to his sta
Bile since Omaha's last show. They are all
beautiful bays and can be driven four-in-
hand, tandem or any way Mr.. McCord may
desire. Mr.. McCord, except for ponies for
horses suited for the heavy harness class,
which will be entered at the Omaha show
in the gig and park classes.
Not only is Mr.. McCord an owner and
lover OF fine horses, but he is one OF the
most expert whips who ever entered ring
His equlpages are all in keeping with his
horses, all modern and up-to-date, and no
one has finer set OF vehicles and harness
other Local Entries.
t. c. Byrne is quite proud of his new
Alice Wilkes, which he will enter in the
local speedway classes and in the trotting
class
F. w. Nash will drive Sadie N, the
fastest mare In this section OF the country.
At last years show Mr.. Nash was just re-
covering from bad accident, In which his
wrist was wrenched and he had not the
strength in his arms to drive the mare
This year she is at her best and will be
seen in all Of the speedway classes. Dur
ing The summer she made a record OF ais
to a cart on the half mile Sprague street
track.
w. w. Mace has two new horses which
he has entered in the show, Arno, a beau
tiful black PAGER is entered in both local
and professional classes He has a record
of 2:1O Marona B. is a bay mare. trotter,
winch Wall Do euteEeu III huo EoduSbSE
classes.
S. A. Collins has entered his chestnut
sorrel Irish Boy in the runabout class, and
has also a carriage team OF blacks entered
in tho local class.
c. II. Guiou has entered his sorrel mare
Daisy, a stylish roadster, which is daily
seen on the streets in Mr.. Guiou's rum
about.
Arthur Brandeis has entered his bay
treating stallion Harry, his new saddle
horse Pat McAlvoy; his black gelding car
rage team, which carried of the blue rib
bon last year and his saddle horse Gee
Whz"
]. J. Huston has entered Redage, a
chestnut stallion in the best single roadster
class. ~
Ward Burgess has entered Emperor
Lorich and Comet Prince, ead a horse in
the best ladies driving nlat
V. B. Caldwell has entred his new chest
nut gelding Mckinley and Harley G. Moore
head will drive his black gelding Roseberry
in the runabout class.
A. c. Smith will also drive, and in the
runabout class will have Pepper, his grey
geldlng, and in the second local runabout