Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22

about. Horse alone to be considered.
First prize. cup. S25; second prize, cash,
SIS; third prize, cash, S10..
Won by Masterpiece, blk. g., 1872, z
years. Exhibitor, D. f. Hogan, Los
Angeles.
Second, Lady Wayward, b. M, 1871,
6 years. Exhibitor, Don Hogue, Los
Angeles.
Third, Charlie, gr. g., 10, Z years.
Exhibitor, Charles H. King, Pasadena.
Class 4oA-Coaeh Stallion Breeding
Glass
Offered by Mark s, Severance.
For the best hackney or French or Ger
man coach horse suitable to set car
riage horses; individuality, style. ac-
ton and confirmation to be consid-
ered to be shown in hand. Prize, $1,000
In cash, or cup, at the option Of the
winner.
Won by Bridlington Ganymede, br.
h., 16, years Exhibitor, William
McKie, Los Angeles.
Second, Oliver, b. h., 1872, years.
Exhibitor, s. c. Parsons, Rivera.
Third, Beausinger b. h., 16, years.
Exhibitor Palms Coach Horse associa-
! tion The Palms.
Glass a4-Boy Rider Under IL Years
Best boy rider under 12 years of age.
! First prize, cash, $10 second prize,
cash, So; third prize, cash, 50; fourth
prize, cash. 81.
Won by Eric Pedley, Riverside.
Second, Alonzo Smith, Los Angeles.
Third, Aaron McCray, Los Angeles.
Fourth-Exhibitor, Charles Lloyd,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Class 2-Pairs Under 1852 With Ap.
pointments
Both prizes offered by Al
Levy cafe. stations, mares OF geld
| lngs, or mare and gelding, under 1872,
not necessarily matched In color. To
be shown to an appropriate four-wheel
| vehicle. Horses to count 60 per cent,
appointments 40 per cent. First prize,
cup SIS; second prize, cup S25; thlro
prize, reserve ribbon.
Won by Lady, b. m., 15.2, years;
Lassie, b. m., 15.2, z years. Exhibitor
Alfred Solano, Los Angeles.
Second-Petit Coque, br. g., 15.11a,
7 years; Fiesta, ch. M, 15.2, 6 years.
Exhibitor-C. A. Holcomb, Los Angeles
Class as-Girl Rider Over IL Years
Best girl rider over 70 years and under
! Is years First prize. cash S15; second
prize, cash SO; third prize, cash 50;
| fourth prize, cash $S. Side saddle.
Won by Margaret Hogan, Los An
geles. Second, Beatrice Graham, Santa
Barbara.
Stride-Won by Amy Marie Norton,
Los Angeles; second, Adelaide Gillis,
Los Angeles; third, Miss Edna Dysart,
/ Los Angeles.
Class 43-Coachman' Class
Open only to coachmen or employees
| of persons having entries at this asso-
cations horse show. CThe pair OF
horses for this class will be furnished
by this association.) Mounting and
taking position on the box, to count IL
per cent For the best performance OF
a coachman or servant driving pair
of horses through obstacles, to count 81
per cent. Dismounting, putting up the
| reins and whip, to count 10 per cent
| Neatness and correctness of dress
| which should be road or stable livery
| to count 20 per cent. The general ap-
pearance for the position to count IL
| per cent.
First prize, $50; second prize, $25;
third prize, $780, fourth prize, SIS; fifth
prize $40.
Won by Richard Graham, coachman
for Henry A. Buffers, Piedmont. Sec
ond. j. V. Birmingham, coachman foI
ID. f. Hogan, Los Angeles. Third
Steve Taft, coachman for II. c. Wyatt
Los Angeles. Fourth, Eugene Denied
lar, coachman for c. A. Holcomb, Los
Angeles. Fifth, p. A. Widell, coach
man for Edwin T. Earl Los Angeles.
High School
! Special performance by Mrs. Archi