The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-06
Over Prospects for Success of
the Enterprise.
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE ORGAN
lied BY ELECTION OF J. ERN.
EST BAARS AS CHAIRMAN AND
w. A. BLoUNT, JR., AS sEcRE.
TARY-RuLES OF THE ExHIsiT
AS ADOPTED.

The first meeting of the committee
having in charge the arrangements
for the big Horse Show on September
2Sth, was held last evening. Every
one on the committee was enthus'as.
tic and entered into the work with
vim that insures the success of the
event. The committee organized by
the election of J. Ernest Baars as
chairman and w. A. Blount. Jr., secs
rotary. Much OF the preliminary work
was done last night the date of the
show being confirmed, rules govern
ing the event adopted and a program
planned 1t is possible that other
rings or classes may be added to the
program should 1t be found there is
demand for them.
The program adopted is as follows!
Program.
First class to be called at 2:5d
o'clock p. m.
Harness GeIdIngs-single.
To be shown to any kind of vehicle.
To be judged by their speed, manners,
conformation, gait and style of going.
Horse alone to be considered. Excess.
Saddle Horse.
To be judged by their conformation
quality, manners, action and gaits.
Ladies' Turnout.
Single horse to trap, phaeton. bug.
gy Or runabout To be driven by lady
itnaccompanied by gentleman. Horsc
to count so per cent: vehicle and har-
ness, 25 per cent driving ability. 2S
per cent.
Ponies other than ShetIand-In Han
To be driven by boy or girl not
over sixteen years of age, pony alone
to be considered To be judged by
conformation, quality. manners. action
gait, and general adaptability.
Fanciest Light Harness Mare.
To be shown to any four-wheel rig.
Judges to consider style. action. man.
ners, gait and beauty OF form.
Pair in Harness.
Pairs of mares or geldings or mare
or gelding, to be shown TO approprk
ate trap surrey or victoria. Driver
must be accompanied by ladies' Horses
to count Is per cent; general appoint
ments, Is per cent.
Shetland Ponies in Single Harness
To be shown to appropriate vehicle
and driven by boy or girl not over
! fourteen years Of age.
Lady Rider.
Judges to consider style, ease and
, ability Of rider.
Combination Horse.
Must be driven and then ridden.
To be judged by conformation, STYLE
gaits, and general adaptability to two
purposes.
Model Horse.
Best stallion. mare or gelding TO ba
shown to bride. To be Judged ~
their individuality. quality. style. and
trueness to type shown.
| Parade.
| Parade OF all prize-winning horses
on the grounds.
Rules Governing Exhibition.
I The committee adopted the follow.
! ing rules to govern the exhibition:
! /. All horses entered must be pra0
tically sound for the purposes fof
which they are shown.
, 9. The first. class will be called
promptly at 2:3O O'Clock p. m. Exhib-
/ itors must inform themselves when
| their classes will be called and horse
must be in show ring promptly AFTER
being called.
8. Entries close at II O'Clock noon'
/ Tuesday September 25th.
I 4. Entries should be made on req"
lar entry blanks.
S. No entrance fee will be charged
in any class.
6. Exhibitors will be furnished err
try tags for each entry made. ani
this tag must be attached 10 exntjls
| before entering ring.
/ z. Exhibitor will drive from ier' 10
right when in show ring.
s. No person except the judges
committeeman and assistants VIII 10
allowed in ring while the horses are
shown.
9. The judges will award two r'D-
bona in classes where there is hSs
than five entries and three ribbons
where five or more are entered. F1Is,'
iblue ribbon; second, red ribbon; third,
white ribbon.
10. The committee reserves ms
right 10 reject any entry offered VIII
out assigning cause therefor. -,
A handsome souvenir program VIII
be given to every patron OF the show.
Many entries are already pr9mis,
and the success of the show is nc, inc