The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-10-20
HORSE SHOW LAST
NIGHT ATTRACTIVE
Was Unusually Interesting from
Horseman'S Viewpoint
LARGE CROWD ATTENDED
Star Events Were Commercial Clun
Cup and Anderson Challenge Cup.
Fine Music-WiII Be In
teresting Tonight.

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The horse show at the State Fair last
night like the ones which have preceded
1t was well attended, the grandstand be-
4 ing practically filled. The events were
unusually attractive from a horsemans
| point of view and the musical selections
| rendered between the different exhibits
only increased the popularity of kopps
band
! OF especial interest were the two star
events of the horse show. the Commercial
club cup and the Anderson challenge
cup. The contestants for these prizes
were horses, which it is said, would show
favorably in any class.
The programme for tonights horse
show will be exceptionally attractive. Be
low are the results of last night:
The Anderson Challenge Cup.
Glass 25-Roadster best mare or geld
ing to runabout. Style, action, speed and
manners. Must back WELL also stand with
out holding. Prize $780, also challenge
cup, value $50. offered by Maj. F. Y. An
| derson; must be contested for annually
at Birmingham horse show until won
twice by the same party, not necessarily
| in succession second prize $40; third
prize, $40. Entrance S.
Won in 1905 by Katie s., 2:20& owned
| by Mrs Culpepper Exum, driven by Irene
| Flies. First, King, j. s. Ray; second, Katie
s., Mrs Exum; third, Mayor Ward, A.
A. Gambill; fourth, Bell Boy, j. n.
| Brooks & Co.
| Also shown: Sallie Brown, Hermitage
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| bill; Grafton B., r. Flies; Southern Lady,
eh M, A. P. Rich; Amos, j. Nickel &
Son. Auduban, j. Nickel e. Son; George,
| b. Lackins.
Glass 26-Girl rider. Under 10 years. Ease
and ability. Can ride side or astrde First
prize. gold watch, valued $50; second prize,
| silver work basket value $15. No en-
| trance. First, Ruth Gaines; second, Ruth
Howell.
The Commercial Club Cup.
Glass 27-Family horse. Mare or geldng.
| To be shown before surrey or two-seated
behlcle. Horse alone to count. Size, action,
manners First prize. $50 and silver cup,
valued at $25, offered by the Commercial
club second prize, SIS; third prize, s..
| Entrance, 81. First, Highland King,
| Nichol; second, Cousin Kate, Hermitage
| Stud.
Glass 29-Single delivery. Jefferson coun-
! ty owned. Horse to be shown before
wagon actually in use. Horse to count
20 per cent; wagon 40 per cent; harness
20 per cent. First prize, $50, also silver
medal; second prize. $li and bronze medal
So to driver of winner. Entrance, 81 First,
Imperial. b. g.. l.. Trousdale; second, Pill
sener l.. Trousdale; third, Button, Love
man, Joseph q Loeb.
| Glass 30--Lady Driver. Unaccompanied
In appropriate vehicle. Ease. grace and
driving ability to govern. First prize, sill
yer serving bowl valued at $50; second
| prize, sterling silver toilet set. valued
at $50 No entrance. First Chestnut Bell
A. A. Gambill; second Katie S., Mrs
Exum; third, Black Boy, l.. Trousdale
/ Glass 31.-Combined Horse Stallion,
mare or gelding. To be shown in harness;
must trot square, then be shown under
saddle Must have five distinct gaits-
ID walk, (2l trot, go rack, ca canter, (o)
fox trot running walk or slow pace.
Style, action and performance to govern.
| Performance in harness, 30 per cent; UNI
| der saddle. 80 per cent First prize, $40;
second prize, $50; third prize. $40 En-
trance 50. First, Indian Boy, ]. S. Nichol
x Son. second, Rex J. D. McKaise; third,
| Chester Mcdowell, j. Ray; fourth, Bob,
E. Diderson. Also shown: A. Davis, r.
| Flies: Southern Lady, A. p. Rich Brown
| Squirrel A. r. Rich.
Glass 32.-Light Harness Horse Trotter
or PAGER To be shown before runabout
| cart or speed wagon Style action and
speed to govern. First prize $50; second
prize, s25; third prize, $40. Entrance, 80.
First Indian Boy. j. T. Nichol; second
Tap j. S. Ray; third, Peacock, Hermitage
Stud.
Also shown; Little Johnnie, b. e., w. c.
Shoppart; Mayor Ward br g., A. A.
Gambill; Babe, b. m, w. r. Weller;
Katie s., b. M. Mrs. Exum; George b. g.
b. l.. Atkins: Bardah. b. NJ. Davenport
Jim, IL. ]. Dashiell; King, j, d. Nc
kame.
Glass 34-Most stylish single rig. To be
driven by gentleman, lady or couple,
Horse to count so per cent, vehicle and
harness % per cent, driving and manners
25 per cent. First prize, $25 and cut glass
pitcher, valued at $25; second prize SIS
and handsome suit case, valued at SIS.
Entrance. 81 First. Mayor Ward, A. A.
| Gambil; second. Mary McEwen, Mrs.
Jones; third. The Major, ], n. Brooks &
Co.. fourth General Lee, Hermitage Stud
Also shown: Black Boy b. e., l.. T.
| Trousdale Southern Lady, A. p. Rich:
Brown Squirrel, A. p. Rich; Chestnut
Bell. A A. Gambill Southern Girl, A. A.
| Gambill
Glass 26--Pony in harness. Not over 1879
hands high, to be driven by boy or girl
| under 16 years. Style, action and driV-
ing to govern. To be shown to pony We
| hicle either two or four wheel First
prize, 500; second prize. $40; third prize
S. Entrance. 80. First. Dan Patch. L.
Gaines; second, Porto Rico, r. Williams
Jr.; third Lottie, Roberts Bros; fourth,
| Bob, AL Lewis; Salie D., Frank Dashiel