The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-22

prize, gold watch, valued at $50; second
prize, silver work basket, valued at $751;
no entrance.
Commercial Club Cup-Class 27, family
horse, mare or gelding-To be shown be-
fore surrey or two-seated vehicle. Horse
alone to count. Size, action, manners.
First prize $50 and silver cup valued at
$25, offered by the Commercial club; SEQ
ond prize $15; third prize, ST. entrance -.
Glass %, pair roadsters-Trotters or pac-
ers, to any kind Of vehicle, Speed and ac-
ton. Need not match In color or sex.
Horses to count so per cent, driving 40 per
cent. First prize, $50; second prize, SIS;
third prize, s1O entrance, 81.
Glass 20. single delivery, Jefferson coun-
ty owned-Horse to be shown before
wagon actually In use. Horse to count 40
per cent, wagon 40 per cent, harness 20
per cent. First prize, $50, also silver
medal; second prize, $15 and bronze medals;
So to driver of winner; entrance, ST.
Glass 30, lady driver, unaccompanied in
appropriate vehicle-Ease, grace and driv-
ing ability to govern-First prize, silver
serving bowl, valued at $35; second prize,
sterling silver toilet set, valued at SIS; no
entrance.
Glass 81, combined horse, stallion, mare
or gelding-To be shown In harness; must
trot square, then be shown under saddle.
Must have five distinct galts-wallx, trot,
rack, canter, fox-trot, running walk or
slow pace. Style, action and performance
to govern. Performance In harness so per
cent, under saddle 80 per cent. First prize,
S4O second prize, 800 third prize, $40; en-
trance, SO.
Glass 80, light harness horse, trotter
or pacer-To be shown before runabout,
cart or speed wagon. Style, action and
speed to govern First prize, $780, second
prize $685. third prize, $lO entrance, So.
Glass 80, for best groom-To appear In
arena, ready for business, with blanket,
bucket. sponge and scraper. Line up at
intervals of five yards deposit tools on
ground blanket rumpled; at signal fold
blanket three times, placing bucket on
top upside down, with sponge and scraper
on bucket. The groom making quickest
and neatest pile to be winner. First prize,
So in gold and bronze medal; second prize,
81 In silver third prize, 81 In silver no
entrance. Post entries.
Fifth Night.
Glass a. most stylish single rig-To be
ridden by gent leman, lady or couple. Horse
to count 80 per cent: vehicle and harness
% per cent; driving and manners, % per
cent. First prize, $50 and cut glass pitcher
valued at $25; second prize, S15 and hand
some suit case, valued at SIS Entrance, 2.
Southern Club Cup-Class 30, saddle
mare-Gaited or walk. trot and canter,
style, action and quality First prize. $50
and silver cup valued at s25, offered by
the Southern club; second prize, $15; third
prize, s.. Entrance, 81.
Glass &c, pony in harness-Not over 1874
hands high, to be driven by boy or girl
under 10 years Style, action and driving
to govern To be shown to pony vehicle,
either two or four wheel. First prize, 500;
second prize, $40; third prize, IS. En-
trance, $3.50.
Glass 81. heavy harness pair-Horses to
be matched or cross matched. Must have
substance, action and style. To be shown
before landau, drag, trap or other four
wheel vehicle. Suitable harness. Horses
to count 80 per cent; driving 20 per cent.
First prize $40 and silver cup, valued at