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

surface in the jump class. Murray winning
with his beautiful Confidence.
winners Of Awards.
Stations. class g, 4-year-oid or over
farm, 81. Joseph second. $50. Baron Alter
ton, Fred PoffenbarEer South Omaha
third t6 Billy Paxton. Fred Goodgin'
RoadsteTs single, local. class 50: First.
-, Alice Wilkes, Thomas G. Byrne; second,
No. Msrena b. w. w. Mace; third. No'
Gated saddle horse, LEGAL, class IS; First,
~, Gee Whiz, A. ID. Brandeis; second il5.
May. J. s, Imam; third, SO, George, Il. w.
Best pair horses and station wagon, class
IL Mecord; second isd 1I Bob SV and Mac, <. b.
Brandeis; third, S0 Cedric and Eric. A. c.
Ladies' saddle horse class: First $50.
Glendale. Pepper e Co. ridden by Mrs. j.
r. n: Parker; Jr: second, 80. kilman,o oSl
cudShy; third. sao' Break ISsG o. Day. 4. V. Ash,
brooke. ridden by Mrs. j. II. Parker, jr.
Best delivery outfit, class IS Fret, s25,
White Stockings, W. II. McCord third, So
Bob. Charles NJ. Garvey, Hub laundry.
Four-in-hand park team, class q, without
Appointments First, $50, George Pepper a
Co; second, $50. Grow & Murray.
Saddle ponies, class 6S large ponies First,
D. a. BrsndeIs tbr seG ~ Hal III Bfady small
ponies: Fret, SIS, Dixie, Charles Allison /;
second, SO ID. Daughertyi third, s., Frank
Stations, i-yearsoid. class 81: First, $40,
Cardinal Wolsey, w. Chamberlain, Clarks,
Neb. second, $50. Stallion, N. J. Roman,
Hunt club class, class 4s: First, $50. Con-
fldence, Crow 4 Murray; second $50. Glen
dale, Pepper & Co.; third, $40. San Toy f.,
H. Weatherby.
AZ the Evenins show.
All were in readiness for the park horse
class, the opening number of the evening
show, with a promptness which was pleas
ing to all concerned. In this event the
horse alone was considered. and Elenor
of the Pepper stable was able TO step a
| tribe too high and had altogether too
many dainty airs about her for the rest
| of the horses and was sent to the stable
wearing the blue ribbon. With the pick
of the horses of the whole country were
In the ring, w. H. McCord has reason To
feel proud Of his signal success with Only
One, he being awarded second.
Again. in the second event, Mr.. MoCord
was winner, this time taking the blue
with his Storm Queen and Tempest against
a good field of local entries. The pair was
! to be suitable for town work. for station
wagon, brougham or victoria. The Bran
! des pair made fine appearance, being a
perfectly matched pair OF blacks and were
roundly applauded while being driven
around the ring.
| Considerable time was consumed in max
| ing the decision in the gated saddle horse
class. The entries consisted of the finest
| in the country The blue ribbon was giver
to King Lee, beautiful horse with q
prettier head. The second prize went &
DR. Steiner's High Ball. The doctor came
as a Judge last year and had Rex SPUR.
rell, a splendid black stallion. and thi:
year brought with him High Ball, large
gray gelding The third prize went to Ge'
Wkiz, the new bay geIding Emil Brandeii
purchased in Missouri for Miss Ruth Bran
deis to ride. He was shown by FREQ
Bourke and went through his gaits with
out a hitch, winning third over large
field OF such horses as Helen Walker, Ring
ling Boy, May, American Beauty and Mis-
souri, Queen.
| w. II. McCord was the winner in tbs
park pair class, horses alone considered
driving his Storm Queen and Kimball. Al
usual, MeCord gave splendid exhibition
Of horsemanship and put his horses around
the turns in q manner that made some o.
the women stremble, lest the whole outh
would roll over intothe promenade Murray
had his heavier pair OF high steppers
Prince Royal and Prince Regent, and gave
ACOOEO u OiOse IdeSi ATOuuu the luTns dIle
also for the ribbon, but the judges gav'
him the red and gave Peppers creightoni
the yellow. .7.-
| Women Win Muck Applause.
i In the classsfor 5est ladies' driving class
which was scheduled for Tuesday night
there were FIVE entries, all driven b!
women. This was the class which many o
the women In the audience had been watch
ing for with. the greatest expectancy, ant
they were rewarded by as fine ring o
drivers as one would wish to see Eacl
had her retinue of admirers in the audienc
and each was given a continued ovation a
she drove around the ring. In fact, II
this class the spectators warmed up NOR
than they have for any event OF the week
The decision OF the judges was most popu
lar, as Mrs. Joseph Barker handled he
fathers Commodore In manner that lief
no doubt in the minds Of the judges o
spectators that he was the horse mos
suited for lady to drive. Miss Rutl
Brandeis was accorded second. and sh
was given such a rousins reception from
the vast assemblage that again showed tina
the judges had struck a popular chord
The third went to Mrs. Will Yetter, who's
horse was a bad actor when first entering
the ring. but quieted down as the driv
around the ring was continued. Mrs
Charles T. Kountze drove Ward Burgess
Prince and Mrs. ]. II. Parker, Jr, of 81
Joseph, sister to Mr.. McCord. and as en-
thusiastic with the horses as he, drov
Victor Caldwell's Mac. All were appro
priately gowned and the sight was one o
the pretty pictures OF the show.
w. II. McCord took the coveted prize 4