Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

cided 10 give tho blue ribbon to Miss Nash.
the red 10 Miss Cudahy aud the yellow 20
Mrs. Joseph Cudahy AH he women In
this class were splendid horsewomcn and
handled their mounts in q manner nevcy
before seen On The west An have had
considerable experience IN riding and driv-
ing and handled the high spirited horses
with ease and grace.
The local runabout class brought out
some good ones. six facing tho Judges for
inspection. Excessive action was not re-
auircd. and The horse had 10 stand With
out being held The horses were judged
for conformation style. al round action.
speed and manner W n. McCord won
first with Ra!ah. A. n. Brandeis second
with Cashier and Nabob. the Arbor Lodge
entry from Nebraska city driven by Jo-
seph Cudahy, was third
The combinato. nclass elected rounds
OF applause for tho different horses shown.
The horse was required 10 be suitable
for both saddle and harness purposes, and
was first shown to an appropriate vehicle
and judged as a harness horse he was
then Embarrassed i'm the ring and shown
and judged under saddle at walk, trot and
canter The horse best suited for both
purposes was to be adiudged the winner.
Poetry of Motion, the unbeaten chestnut
den By Mr.. Roberts. was declared the win
ner; Morning Glory, shown by @. l..
Crawford Of st. Louis. was second, and
Glendale. George Peppers brown gelding,
was third. other entries were Killarney,
Adoph storz, OmahaS Rubber, Joseph Cud-
ably; Highball, @. W. Megeath Omaha,
and Gladys L. Ball Bros, Versailles. ky.
Four-In-Hands Exciting.
when the four-in-hands were brought in.
The Jones entry, with Mr. Roberts driving,
was the first to appear and. a line being
caught he nearly tore corner from the
Auditorium After Mr.. Roberts had been
extrlcated the McCord entry appeared with
Mr. Marshall of the firm Of Tichenor &
Co Of Chicago driving. A new horse in
the lead became fractions and excited by
the music and raring, cut his tongue, which
made him unmanageable and he ran away.
Mr. Marshall was unable to handle the
four and they were given the gate for
manners. An exciting episode occurred
after the ribbons had been awarded in this
class The Jones entry was given first
and Murray second. After the ribbons had
been placed Mural started his four at a
road clip midst the cheers of the crowd.
He was called down by the judges and
ordered back to the ring to drive at a
park gait, which is slower than the road
gait. Murray responded midst the loudest
applause of the evening,
The jumpers excited the usual interest
and several of the jumps were made clean,
so the judges had to make their decisions
on the combinations of the horses. The
final event each night is jumping class
and this seems to take well with the peo-
pie OF the west, where not. as many jump
1 ers are seen as in some Of the eastern COM
munities. II Is really a thrilling sight to
see the powerful hunters and jumpers
carry heavy man over the bars when six
| feet in the air. The style Of this event is
changed each night
! Glass %, Business Horses-First prize $50
| cup Swift and Company; second prize, $25
| cup Metz Brewing company.
Il Glass GO, CObs Under Saddle-First prize,
$50, Dandy ridden by the owner, Russell
: Inman; second prize, s90 Contralto, ridden
| by Miss Helen Cudahy; third prize, $40,
Rubber, ridden, by Joseph NJ Cudahy.
| McCord. entry driven bv w III. McCord
! second prize, $50, Crow & Murray. entry
driven by "Jim" Murray third prize, $40,
Roberts.
Class l. Roadsters, Standard or Nom
standard Trottefs-F'irst prize, $780, Emma
r. and The King. Don Riley, ST Joseph;
Harry NJ. and Harry Grattan, w j.
! Cowles, Ashland, Ill. driven by Mr.. Cowles.
/ Third prize. $40, Alice, Wilkes and Miss
Pepper; driven by Mr.. Byrne. ~. r.
Glass Z. Harness Class, Single Horse to
Gig, style, Action, Pace and Conforma ton
Ginsidered-Ffrst prize $500, Gallant Lad,
Lawrence Jones. Louisville, Ky; driven by
One, w. II. McCord, Omaha; driven by
James Forehead. Third prize, SIS, Honor
Bright, Crow & Murray, driven by James
Murray.
la Woman, Local-First prize, SIS, Lady
Bobbie. Miss Nash, ridden by Miss Nash
second prize, SIS, Contralto F. A. Cudahy
ridden by Miss Helen Cudahy; third prize
SIC Toughy, Arbor Lodge, Nebraska City
ridden by Mrs Joseph Cudahy
Glass 81, Runabout Class. LOCALITIES
prize, $50. RaJah, w. H. McCord, driven
by Mr. McCord; second prize, $50 Cashier
A. ID. Brandeis, driven by groom; third
prize, $40, Nabob, Arbor Lodge, driven by
I Joseph Cudahy.
| Class "a, Combination Horses Suitabl,
| for Harness and Saddle Purposes. Ridder
| and Driven-Birst prize, $50, Poetry of Mo
| uon, Lawrence Jones, Louisville, shown
| by Mr.. Roberts; third prize, $50, Morninl
prize, s25, Glendale, George Pepper. 10
| ronto, Canada.
Class 81, fourth Hands Horses 80 PEI
! Cent Appointments so Per Cent-F'irs
prize, $50, Lawrence Jones: entry driver
Murray, entry driven by James Murray
Class @, Hunters Light Weight L
! Carry up to 16S Pounds-Ffrst prize SaI
| Toy, r. II. Weatherbee, New York: secon,
prize, $50, Wasp. Crow & Murray. Toronto
third prize, $40, Myopia, George Pepper TO
ronto. Canada
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