Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25

ribbons He has road and park horses Of
his own at Denver where he is used to
driving over the stony country thereabouts
Large-sizod saddle horses took the place
Of the business team I'm the arena and
started the judges with something to dc
al the onset. The horses had 10 be 15.s
hands high or over and up TO carrying
200 pounds. Two post entries appeared in
Gaiety Girl, owned and ridden by Joseph
b. Cudahy. and Red Wing, owned and
ridden by Z. L. Heydon. Lawrence Jones
had stylsh-going entry in High Lassie.
Lacey Crawford had a splendid big horse
in Morning Glory, which looked like the
money. az the requirements were to carry
900 pounds. Joseph Cudahy's Gaietv Girl
was also magnificent sorrel and looked
the part. Morning Glory evidently looked
best TO the judges fer he got the blue rib
bon. Masterpiece was second and Modesty
third.
Women Drive Tandems.
The tandem class is always an interest
Ing class. hut when driven by the women
1T Is aaublY sas,s 1Vhte'Tthe entry list IN
this class last night was small. il was high
class and was a thing of beauty to SEQ
the women drive the spirited teams around
the arena. Two sets Of prizes were given
Ia this event the set for the horse by the
association and the one for the best woman
driver. given by II. p. whitmore. Three
tandem teams paraded for honors and the
purses the first to enter being Miss Ruth
Brandeis with her fathers Cashier and
Chatterbox; the second. Mrs g. c.
Kountze, with W. II. Mccord's Rsjah and
Young Bob, and Mrs. Joseph Barker with
e. p. Peck's Commodore and mate. Mrs.
Joseph Barker was awarded the first prize
as the best woman driver. She handled her
team like a professional and made the
drives without a hitch. Miss Brandes had
dlficulty with her beautiful blacks. hut
managed to handle them well. The first
prize was awarded TO the McCord entry,
the SECOND to the Brandeis entry and the
third TO the Peck entry.
The roadster class for standard or nom
standard trotters brought out some good
ones and the judges had their hands full
in deciding where, to place the ribbons.
Winners OF many a tanbark arena were
there to compete with the local horses
and some good local ones were there to
make them step before taking away the
ribbons Don Riley Of St. Joseph had en-
tered Emma and The King. the fast
ones with which he has been able to win
at the Chicago show, at Madison Square
and all over the country. Omaha was we'll
represented by Sadie N. F. A. Nash's
speedy chestnut mare. and Alive Wilkes,
the rangy trotter belonging 10 Thomas C..
Byrne. Mr.. Byrne drove Don Riley's Emma
X. THIS large list of eleven starters Was
quite an enigma for the Judges 10 solye.
The judges, however, decided to give the
honors to Don Riley's two beauties, put.
ting Emma r first, The King second and
Red Timoks, belonging to Davis & smsi-
/ ley OF Ladosa, Ind. third.
Brings Out the best CUES.
J The heavy harness clses for park pair
brought the good pairs at the show for
! the purse was sou and was worth going
after, The best that Lawrence Jones. W.
n. MoC0rd Crow & Murray and George
I Pepper had were sent out TO win the co.
veted prize. The size CT sex did not count
against the horses and they were Judged
for their adaptability as heavy harness
! horses style, action. pace conformation
and manners were especially considered
! Tho owners could show 90 a derni-mail
spider or Stanhope phaeton No pretueI
ring OF horses was ever shown In the
west and the vast assemblage waited with
bated breath TO see II the judges decided
TO place the ribbon where each individual
! would.
/ OHlN OnEs the MAiutf OF previous events
who hurt his tongue Tuesday night, agar
got to cutting up and decided 70 run away
He and his mate were gated for manners
leaving but three rigs in the arena fol
the judges TO choose between.
Several drives were made by the Judge
before attempting a decision, for the IN
terest was keen and Il was sure tina
whatever way the judges went man,
would think different, Lawrence Jones wa
given the blue ribbon, but the applaus
OF the crowd was for Murray who wa
given second The Pepper pair was third
The local gated saddle horse elias
showed that Omaha has some saddle horse
the equal Of any in the country Tn
Brandeis entry was a sprightly bay geld
ing. bought just before the last HoFs
show in Missouri by Emil Bfandeis an
presented TO his melee. Miss Ruth Bras
dels. At the show last year he was rid
DEN BY Fred Bork. who conducted rldin
school In Omaha during che winter b.
who Is kept away from the Omaha Hors
Show because Of an accident az tho s
Louis show. George ". Megeath entere
Highball a magnificent dappied gray hors
which was ridden az the last Omaha iiori
Chow BY Dr. steiner Of sd. Joseph. AZ
e. 4. Allison entered hsT colonel lo