Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

feet four inches. Senator was second and
Myopia third.
Two teams from the Omaha ere depart
ment will exhibit Saturday night for a purs
Of So, presented by J. w. Thomas a mem
Der of the Fire and Police board. The
winner OF the first prize will receive so
and the second SIS The horses to be
shown are Tom and Jerry. the heavy engine
team Of company No. 3 and hook and lad
der team No. 3, Paddy and Nike These
are not the best teams in the department
from a horseman's standpoint. but the best
that can be spared. The engine team
weigh 1850 pounds and are not for speed,
but for hauling the heavy engine.
winners Of Awards.
Glass 2-Palr Of horses for private usa.
horses 70 count 80 per cent and appoint
KING fnS ana Tem ESa u.s. H. Msrs s s.S5
80. Prairie Queen and Roseleaf. Ward NJ
Burgess; third. 80, Star and Peacock, Mrs.
Glass e-Trotter, must have been driven
on speedway, gait 70 count Is per cent,
lnanaers q pes cent, soundness Is per cent,
CONFORMATION 10 per cent and equipment
- per cent: First $50, Emma r., Don
Riley, 3. Joseph, driven by Mr.. Trice;
second, $50, Red Timoka, Davis n smalley.
Ladoga, Ind, driven by Bert Davis; third,
so, Harry NJ, NJ. ". Cowles, Ashland, Ind
driven by Mr. Cowles,
under style, conformation, action and pace
eonsidered First, 800, Lord Cecil. w. H.
head secSS6 @ R sFyen by James ESTs
Jones Louisville, driven by Mr.. Roberts;
third, Honor Bright. Grow q Murray
entries were: Jack ociubs. Mrs. Thomas
Milton st. Paul; The Laird o'Cochpeu,
Weir q Rogers, LeMars, Ia; Cashier, A. ID.
Brandeis, Omaha; Gladstone, Lawrence
Jones' Louisville; Creighton. George Pep
Class 7o-Tearh Of three hunters, perform
per cent: First, 500, e. n Weatherbee
entry; second, 80, George Pepper entry;
Class ls-Palr park horses, over 1872 hands,
horses 50 per cent, appointments so per
cent?; First $50, Storm King and Tempest
and Gallant Lord; third. 500, Chirp and
class is-Horse for road work. between
Mary. lawrence Jones, Louisville, driven
by Mr.. Roberts; second, $50, Honor Bright
M STGw t HSFaay TSFSont9 driven Pg Jim
omaha, driven by Mr.. NIccord. Other
entries we're; Jack o'Clubs; Mrs. Thomas
Rogers, LeMars. Ia; Marjorie. L. II. Cro-
foot, Omaha; Bessika, T.. p. Peck, Omaha;
s staE; Mrs N W. j. G. Kenyon Omaha;
McVera, |. c. Gallup, South Omaha
Class s-Four-In-hands, horses 50 per
llveTies 10 per cent: First s50 Iawr renee
Jones entry, driven by Mr. Roberts; Sec
ond, $50, w; H; Mccords entry, driven by
Mr.. McCord; third, SEQ, Crow & Murray's
entry driven by Mr.. Murray.
Glass ESPECIAL class, side saddle, local,
best lady rider: First, SIS, Miss Helen
Cudahy, on Contrslto; second SIS. Miss
Frances Nash on Lady Babbie; third, so,
Mrs. /. Z. Crofoot, on Gena.
Glass 2-Pair of horses over iA2 hands.
suitable for lady to drive and driven by
lady, local: First, $50, A. G. Smiths
entry, driven by Mrs. Joseph Barker; sec
ond, $50, Prairie Queen and Roseleaf Ward
w. Burgess, driven by Mrs. Burgess; third,
so, Peacock and Chatterbox, A. d.
Brandeis, driven by Miss Ruth Brandeis.
Glass T2--High jumpers bars not held.
First, 500, Pearl r. II. Weatherbee, New
York, feet inches second, Senator, e.
II. Weatherbee. New York; third, SIS,
Myopia, George Pepper. Toronto. other
entries were: Rupert, L. II, Weatherbee,
Lind, Grow & Murray, Toronto.