Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

Omaha people ought to be proud Of their
Horse Show. Next 70 Ak-saf. Ben It IS
perhaps one Of the greatest advertisers the
city has Not that &c calls attention 70 any
industry the city may possess. but Il
heralds Omaha to the world as live. up
to-date town. which has the best there Il
and gives the people OF the surrounding
territory as we'll as It's own citizens. the
chance 70 enjoy It. BY doing this II brings
before the state and the states to the west
the fact that there is an Omaha. which is
preliminary to the investigation Of the
city's commercial advantages The Horse
Show is surely one factor IN the upbuildiny
Of a greater Omaha.
1t is barely possible that 4hoBe who have
not seen the shows OF the eastern cities do
not hold just appreciation o. the cxhibi-
ton In their own town II they cuuld biit
hear the compliments % the Judges and
other SHOW, ofIirials who have come with
many many years uf horse expcsfsgce e
l'help out the show at Omaha. they would
know shat their city ranks up with the
hest Though the number Of entries II not
10 large the show. taken all IN all. com
phres very favorably with that given each
/ year at Madison Square garden IN New.
York. IL Is said to be even better IN some
respects. Many poor horses are shown
there, FOR the reason that many insist iu
making entries who have no really good
animals. At the Auditorium this week ii
is indeed very difncuit 90 md an animal
which cannot be ciassed a. good for eutries
are here from some Of the most noted
stables Of America, and the local horses are
fine beasts.
COmpiiment from Judge.
| "I never saw show said Spencer Bor-
den, the presiding Judge, where there was
! such large proportion OF good horses I
have judged IN Madison Square garden, ana
/ I can truthfully say Omaha has a better
/ lis
/ This from Mr.. Borden, the milionaire
manufacturer Of Fan River, Mass. who
has judged at many show and who docs
II for the love he beers to horses. IL q
compliment which Will not pass unhoeded.
BY the way, the show goers viii be sorfy
J to hear that Mr. Borden cannot be here
Saturday night, as he must leave for home
Saturday. His place viii be taken BY Cap
tain wildman Of Fort Omaha. who has be-
come experienced IN horse flesh IN America
and other quarters Of the globe
Last night another evidence was given
OF the popularity OF King Horse. The house
was mled with the exception OF q few
thusiastic crowd gave due applause whor.
ever It was deserved II was Lincoln night.
and not a few guests from that city were
seen In the boxes. The walk around th.
promenade has become q regular feature.
without which no woman who has q fine
gown to display is s,s85hed OF course q
gown shows of well IN box, but then Il
Is observed only by q limited number OF
people. and one has 70 walk around 70 be
seen by ali. An air Of ease and sooiability
reigned. Any tendency 20 conscious for
mality In social intercourse which might
have obtained on the opening night had
completely vanished.
Local victory h. Popular
That Joseph Cudahy took another nrst
prize IN the hunt class with his Gaiety Girl
from Arbor lodge. Is n reason for congra ia.
hilton for all patriouc Nebraskans Shs
competed against horses which are hard q
beat anyNh and came out with the hiuf
ribbon as she did "Wednesday night. rhoss
who attend this evening VIII have the pleas
ure OF seeing AR. and mrs. cudaly ride g.
gether in the hunt clasa
Women were few on the tanbark. and foI
that reason. perhaps. they we're cheered
more heartily when they eppeared. AIisi
Hesen Cudahy Of Omaha and Mrs. smith oi
81 Joseph appeared on saddle horaeB and
Mrs Milton OF 81 Paul showed q horse ID
zig. Irrespective 0f whetheF or not thsh
animals were prize winners the womer
were given the warmest sor Of reception