Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-02

ooach--First and second prizes;
(trophy) SIS, $40.
Class 3. Four-in-hand tally-ho or
coach-First and second prizes;
(trophy) $50, $25.
Glass 4. Double team-First. second
and third prizes; (trophy) s4o $50, $40.
Class 5. Single teem-First, second
and third prizes; trophy) $25, SIS, $40.
Glass 6. Tandem horses driven to
cart or other vehicle by lady or gentle
man-First and second prizes; (trophy)
S25, SIS
Glass Z Tandem ponies driven to a
cart or other vehcle-First and second
prizes; (cash) $2o, $40.
Glass 8. Pony double team-First and
second prizes (trophy) $25, SIS.
Glass 8. Pony single team-First and
second prizes; (trophy) $15, $40.
Class 10. Tandem saddle for lady or
gentleman-Firs and second prizes;
(cash) $1O IS.
Glass IL. Tandem saddle for girl or
boy-First. and second prize, $40, So.
| Glass IL. Tandem driven to a cart or
other vehicle by boy-First and Sec
ond prize; (cash) $40, $40.
Class 13. Saddle horse, lady rider
First and second prize; Crophy) $40,
$40.
Glass IA. Saddle horse, gentleman
rider-First and second prize; (trophy)
500, $40.
Class 10. Saddle pony, boy rider
First and second prize: (cash) $40, So.
Class 16. Saddle pony, girl rider
First and second prize; (cash) SIS, $40.
Class II. School entry, any kind of
exhibit-First and second prize; (cash)
$50, $25.
Glass Is. Best display by city fire
department-One prize. $50.
Class 10. Automobile runabout, to
carry two people-First and second
prize; (trophy) s25, SIS.
Class 20. Automobile touring car, to
carry four or more peopIe-First and
second prize; (trophy) $50, $25.
Glass 81. NoveAy-One prize; (cash)
SIC.
Class %. Bicycle ridden by man or
boy-First and second prize; (cash)
$40, So.
Class 90. Bicycle, ridden by lady or
girl-First and second prize; (cash)
$40. So.
Glass "a. Burro-First and second
prize; (cash) $3.50, 81.
Glass 27. For best marching club
One prize; (trophy) $25.
Glass 28-Schools of Pasadena public
or private-First and second prizes
(cash) $50 and $25. Schools can compete
in any other class if properly entered.
AT the Tournament park the judges
will be stationed and the awards viii
be made there.
There will be three sets of judges for
the parade, the first group composed Of
Ernest Allen Bachelder, Mrs. Una
Hopkins and Mrs ella Tleston, to
pass upon the school entries, floats aud
siX-in-hands, Benjamin G.. Brown.
Mrs. A. Stevens Halsted and Miss
Teresa Cloud will Judge the automobile
division, while Carl Enos NASH Myron
Hunt and II. |. Hertel will award the
places in the double harness teams.
single rigs, horses and the remainder
of the parade
While the judges are deciding upon
the winning entries and also while the
people at the park are awaiting tho
coming OF the floral procession a fne
musical program will he rendered.
Three bands will also be in the line
of parade, playing all OF the tims
While in the center of town. At the
Tournament park luncheon is to be
served by the women of the Shake
speare club of this city, who will have
three sorts Of substantial lunches 20
serve at various prices. 10. 25 and so
cents.
In the afternoon at O'clock the
Faces at the park Will begin. the chief
feature being the four-horse chariot
races IN Roman form. with $500 as
prizes. With motorcycle races In be-
tween the more exciting chariot races
the program is as follows;
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