The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-10-21
FINAL HORSE SHOW
WAS GOOD SUCCESS
Large Crowd Attended Last
Nights Exhibition
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP GIVEN
Indian Boy Was the Wlnner-Results
In Detail-Kopp's Band Rendered
Popular Programme, Which
Was Much Enjoyed.
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP GIVEN

The Alabama State Fair closed last
night with the grand horse show. seven
classes were exhibited, including entries
for the championship cup. This was the
sixth and last show and it drew almost as
large a crowd as attended the previous
exhibitions. Kopp and his military band
furnished an excellent musical pro-
gramme, and one Of the regrets generally
expressed at the closing of the fair Is
over the departure of this band, which
delighted the crowds throughout the week
with programmes appealing to all tastes.
Its farewell performance will be this
afternoon in a grand concert.
Below Is the list of the contests for the
prizes in last nights horse show
Glass 37.-Heavy harness pair Horses
to be matched. Must have substance, ac-
ton and style. To be shown before Ian
dau, drag, trap or other four wheel
vehicle. Suitable harness Horses to
count so per cent, driving, 20 per cent
First prize, $40 and silver cup, value $25
offered by Birmingham Athletic club;
second prize. SIS; third prize SID. En-
trance, SO. First Lord Highland and
mate, ]. L. Nichols & Son. Second, Cousin
Kate and mate, Hermitage STUD. Third,
Bell Boy and Wilks Boy, j. II. Brooks
& Co.
Glass 38.-Slngle roadster. Owned in
Jefferson county. Mare or gelding. To
be driven by owner. Show to owner s
vehicle. Style, action and general quail
ties, also handling to govern. First prize,
$40; second prize, $780, third prize, $40. En-
trance, So. First, Annie D., Mrs. Jones.
Second, Mayor Ward, A. A. Gambill.
Third, Trapts, G. M. Evans Fourth,
Grautham Bell, l. Flies Also shown,
Babe Weller, Brother Squirrel, Major Nc
Even.
Glass 40.-Boy rider under 10 years.
Ease and ability. Must mount and dis
mount. First prize, SIS and silver medal;
second prize, S. and bronze medal. No
entrance. First, Clyde Scott; second, A.
w. Roberts; third. Indy Gaines; fourth,
]. B. Roberts, Jr.; John Ingram, Lawson
Gambill, George Morris AL Lewis.
Glass 41-Two-horse delivery. Pairs to
be shown before wagon actually In use;
may be matched or cross matched.
Horses to count so per cent; wagon 30 per
cent; harness, 20 per cent. Must back,
turn and stand alone. First prize, SIS.
also silver medal; second prize, SIS and
bronze medal; SIS to driver, Entrance, 81
Imp and Pilsner.
Glass 43-Roadster to runabout, mare or
gelding. Style, action. speed and manners.
First prize, $50; second prize, SOS; third
prize, $40. Entrance, So. First. Sallle
Brown. Hermitage Stud; second Katie s..
Mrs. Exum; third, John Baldwin, ]. L.
Nichol & Son; fourt,. Mayor w ~, A.
A. Gambill; lSilf~, j. = Ray; Cousin
Kate, Hermitage Stud; Major McEwen,
c. d. Sullivan.
~ Championship Cup.
Glass H-Championship class, gated
horse. stallion, mare or geldlng. Size,
style. action, conformation and gaits to
govern. Must show walk, trot rack. can
ter, fox trot, running walk or slow pace.
First prize. $50 and championship silver
cup, value $50. No entrance. Cup to be
won twice by same party, not necessarily
in succession. Winner, Indian Boy, Mich
oils
Also shown: Rix McKamie. Brother
Squirrel, A. p. Rich; Porto Rico, Robert
Williams, Jr.; The Colonel, Brooks & Co.
Glass Alright harness pair, mares or
geldings, matched or cross matched.
Style. action, speed and manners. First
prize, $50 and silver cup, offered by fair
association; second prize, $50; third prize.
SIS. Entrance, So. First, Katie S. and
mate, Mrs Exum second, Sallie Brown
and Mayor Ward, Hermitage Stud; third.
Tap and mate, Nicholl fourth, Cousin
Kate and Lady Clair, The Major and
Uncle Fuller, Brooks & Co.