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

| No local classes were on the program
| for last night nor was there a polo match.
two OF the most interesting from local
standpoint. The polo match has been ad-
vanced on the program from Wednesday
night to Tuesday night. exchanging places
with the local ladies' driving class
The irst event OF the horse show was
the tandem class and started like a vhirl-
/ wind and each OF the six entries met with
some Light mishap or other. In entering
the ~ to Mr. McCord had the misfortune
to strike the wheel Of his cart which threw
his lead horse out Of place. The decision
Of the judges in awarding the prizes seemed
to meet with the hearty approval Of the
large crowd present. Murray had a fine
team in The President and Sporting
Duchess, and handled them well. The
judges were some time IN making a decision
between Mr.. Murray and Mr.. McCord. but
| finally gave Mn Murray the blue ribbon
| and Mr. McCord second Peppers Little
Creighton and Yankee were awarded third
s. F. Nave of ST. Joseph had a fine look
ing pair OF blacks and Rule and Ashbrook
OF Kansas also held the judges attention
FOR some time with their brown team. At
any rate the tandem class was a At class
Tor the opening OF the big show, for the
competition was keen and the excitement
Intense
Again in the single trotting horse class
the judges were in hard straits as 70 tbo
proper place TO put the ribbon. Don Ruev,s
Emma r.. winner Of the class last fall.
again pleased the judges best and Rhea W.
oriVen hy Pete Roach, Pepper & Co.'S
sAuleu reinsman, took second place Birdie
cecil owned by Rule & Ashbrooke was
'iliIu' Murray made a strong bid for n
place with his Baron Buckner, the iudqes
taxing the reins to try him ont There
mas been keen competition between Emma
H. and Rhea W., but Murray thought his
new Baron Buckner would make them all
Jake back seat. but the judges evidently
thought differently. Emma R. won from
hhea W. at Omaha last fall, then again at
Kansas city and finally at the Chicago
show
The high school class brought out some
good horses not seen in Omaha before
missouri Beauty, owned by E. l.. Havdon
OF Marshall, Mo-, did some OF the nost
remarkable stunts yet exhibited in Omaha
me strides were new and novel Limestone
beile' the pride OF Omaha's popular amuse.
hlent managers, Woodward & Burgess. was
SHOWN last by Mr.. Thomas Bass. the
wen known trainer OF high school horses
rms beautiful gray is kept by Woodward
q Burgess simply as show horse ana
right well she performs her part At ALI
or the big eastern horse shows where she
is exhibited by Mr.. Bass she has been a
prize winner. No horse can cake walk IN
the same class as Limestone Belle ana
oesides' she has been schooled to all OF the
tricks known to any of the others.
w. II. McCord carried on the blue ribbon
IN ciass Is, for the best pair of park horses
over hfteen hands two inches, suitable for
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paIk use ana TO be shown to appropriate
venice with appointments The horses
counted % per cent and the appointments
%. Mr. McCord drove his Storm ouean
and Tempest and fine pair thew nada
his appointments were perfect, even To
the slightest detail. He needed a good
pair to win from such company as the
TWO CreightonsTs which Mr.. Pepper had
entered, and the beautiful BAYS Prince
Royal ana Prince Regent which Mr.. Muir
ray drove. Spontaneous applause greeted
Mr.. McCord as he was ordered to drive
MS pair around the arena for further IN.
spectiqn and when his number was called
to come forth and receive the ribbon the
applause was deafening.
Lady Elenor, a beautiful chestnut mara |
belonging to, George Pepper G. Co. was
adorned with the blue ribbon for being |
the best high, stopper OF a bunch of seven |
entries Show Girl, driven by Mr.. Muir |
ray her owner, took second, and ONLY
One belonging to w. II. McCord. was given |
thiro money. Mr.. McCord himself drove |
Rajah, but was not placed.
In the hunt club teams contest u Ala M, |
take the judges long to render a decis,o,, |
in favor OF the chatanook Hunt cIuh |
owned by Mr. Murray His appointments |
were best as he and Ashbrooke and Ham
ilton were dressed in full hunt costumes |
me other entries were Ridden by Mr.. /
Peppers riders, but they were short one
suit In the appointments and besides. Pete
Roach, that premier driver and rider. had
an on night with his jumpers. When the
winning number was called AshbroolSe
went forward and took the ribbon. but
Murray protested that Ashbrooke was
simply riding for him, and he then pro-
ceeded to take the ribbon away. all of
which furnished fun for the spectators.
who expected to see both endorsed at any
time.
The four-in-hand road team class was
captured by Grow q Murray The horses
alone counted and Mr. Murray trotted out
four Of his good ones and put Ashbrooke
on the box, with bugler behind. Pete
Roach's team acted badly in this event and
the judges could do nothing else than give
N'O ~ Inc horses In q |
four-in-hand road team are not supposed
to be matched as is a park team.
The final number on the program was
the jumpers and not soul was seen to
leave the Auditorium until the last Jump
was made. Crow & Murray took all three
prizes, Murray riding two OF the winners
himself Murray weighs over 1856 pounds,
80 that hunter has something set out for
him when he undertakes TO carry Murray |
over the bars
winners of Awards.
Tandems, Glass 22-Ftrst. 800. The Pres
dent and Sporting Duchess Grow & Muir
ray, Toronto; second 800. The Rajah and
Only One, w. II. McCord, Omaha; third,
go. Little Creighton and Yankee, George
Single TrottIng Horse, Class First, $50
second. $50, Rhea W. Miss H. e. WiEs
Of Gait, Ont; third, 500, Birdie Cecil, Rule
High School Horses. Glass s2-First 800
Limestone Belle Woodward & Burgess,
Omaha; second, $50. Helen Walker, o. ].
Mcores, Columbia, Mo. third, S25, Ameri-
can Beauty, E; A. Ashbrooke. Kansas City.
Pair Park Horses, Class 1S--Horses to
count so per cent and appointments so Der
cent First, 500, Storm Queen and Kimball
w H. McCord, Omaha; second. 500 Prince ,
Royal ana Prince Regent, Crow Murray
Toronto; third, so, Creighton and No.
Best High Stopper Glass 1s-First. 500
Lady Elener, George Pepper & Co. second,
$50, Show Girl Grow & Murray; third, so
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