Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28

real sassy as they pulled their rigs around
the arena, Most OF the ponies were shown
in basket rigs, that of Charles Allison
being well appointed Dewey, the little
stallion belonging to Miss Alta Thomas,
won first, as was expected, as he has won
frequently IN competition with the whole
world at Madison Square garden, Charles
Burgess took second and Edward Megeath
third.
Seven women drove i'm the class for the
horse best suited for women to drive and
this proved to be one Of the most interest
ing events OF the week to the spectators.
It was truly remarkable ring. Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Cudahy drove Nabob from Ar
Dor Lodge; Miss Frances Nash drove l..
+. Crofoot's Marjorie; Mrs. Joseph Barker
drove w. II. McCord's Rajah; Mrs, Ward
NJ Burgess drove her Prairie Queen; Miss
Helen Peck drove Commodore: Miss Ruth
Brandeis drove Chatterbox and Mrs. C. T.
Kountze drove Joseph Cudahys Kildare.
Here was some work mapped out for the
Judges TO do, for every woman in the arena
had a large number of friends, and they
were not at all backward I'm showing their
favorltism. The blue ribbon was pinned
on MeCords Rajah, the red on Chatter
box Miss Ruth Brandeis horse, and the
yellow to w. NJ. Burgess Prairie Queen
Little Ones Make JudGea Thinp.
The class for the best boy or girl rider
presented an enigma for the judges. The
entry list wss large and it was hard to
classify the children. The girls were put
in one division and Miss Alice Cudahy was
given the blue ribbon, Miss Mary Megeath
the red and Miss Helen Walker the yellow
For the large boys prizes Russell Inmau
wa pa 4
Charles Burgess third In the division for
smaller boys Charles Allison was first,
Willie Gallup second and Edward Daugh-
erty third.
The women again appeared in the class
for pairs best suited for women to drive
and It was a thrilling sight TO see them
handle the high stepping thoroughbreds.
Mrs, Joseph Barker drove Lawrence Jones
Bill Smoke and Gladstone to a blue ribbon.
Mrs. Ward M. Burgess was given second
with her Prairie Queen and Roseleaf and
Murrays pair, Honor Bright and President
driven by Mrs. Floyd Smith of st. Joseph
was third.
The class for the larger single ponies had
( three lively entries: Lady Sunshine, a
spotted mare belonging to Weir & Rogers
/ being regular high stopper, Russell In.
man won the blue ribbon from the more
/ sensitive Iowa horse and Joseph Cudahy
! was given third with Rubber.
AS usual, the tsndems excited tn,
/ youngsters and they applauded Justify
1 as the high steppers spun around tn,
arena. Murray, with his big seal brown
! pair was the favorite Of the children ant
was given the glad hand whenever h,
drove, Foug tandem teams raced arount
the arena and some good horses wert
used in making up the teams, The Nc
Cord entry was placed first, the Peppel
second and Lawrence Jones third. Mir
! McCord had Lord Cecil in the lead. tn
1 horse which tried to run away Monday
night. lie was on his good behavior ant
stepping high yesterday afternoon.
The class for the larger saddle pOnie
brought four OF the best ponies OF tn,
show into the arena Miss Helen Cud
ahy rode Joseph NJ. Cudahys Rubber
Miss Alice Cudahy rode Edward Cud
5hy's Chum, Raymond Byrne and Russell
Inman rode their own ponies. Russell
A@A SaOBASsd hst, AIiss Alos Cudak.