The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-10
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blue Stormy second and San
dy Sam third.
Class No. 2.
In class number two, the following
were the entries: Sweetheart, owned
and ridden by Buckner , Chipiey,
Sandy Sam, owned by Wiley Williams
and ridden by Geo. W. Furton, Jr"
and Dave. owned by Chas. w. Mer-
rift and ridden by A. E. Hinman. :.
In this class, Dave was awarded
first prize and Sandy Sam, second
by the following judges: John z.
Stillman, F. c. Brent, Jr., and LIT. ..
r. Mallory Kennedy.
Class No. 8.
In class three, but one entry was
made-Gum Drop-driven by Miss
Adele H. Chaffee, accompanied by
Miss Lizzie McGaughey. 1t would
have been impossible though, had
there been a dozen entries for an
other horse than Gum Drop" to
have won, with such horsewoman as
Miss Chaffee, such a charming riding
companion, such trap and such
stylish, intelligent magnificent animal
as Gum Drop.
Gum Drop won. The judges were:
F. G. Brent, Jr., J. Clark Porter and
Lieut.. J. l. Bryan.
Class No. q.
In class four, the entries were:
Dixie Land, owned and driven by Bill.
lie Dick Turner. accompanied by
Kitten Merritt; Prince, owned and
driven by Ruth A. Welles, accom-
panied by Lola Lee Daniel, and
Midget. owned and driven by Ade-
laide Garfield, accompanied by Jack
A. Merritt
So evenly matched were all of the
entries in this class-.the small
horses of the little folk, that it was
impossible for the large aggregation
of big judges to discriminate in the
selection of a winner of the first
prize, therefore, after careful consid-
Grafton and due elaboration, 1t was
decided that each entry was entitled
to first prize-a blue ribbon-in the
following order: Midget, Dixie Land
and Prince The following were the
judges: Hon. John E. Stillman, J.
Clark Porter, Buckner Chipley, DR..
s. r. Mallory Kennedy, F. G. Brent,
Jr., and Lieut.. J. l. organs, and their
judgement was rendered without a
dissenting opinion.
Class No. S.
The entries in class five were as
follows: Flossie, by T. E. Welles,
Sweetheart, by Newman Goldring.
The judges in this class were A r.
Hinman Buckner Chipley and
DIR. S. r. Mallory Kennedy, and their
unanimous opinion was that Flossie,
an exquisitely graceful little PAGER,
should be awarded first prize and
Goldring's veteran, Sweetheart
should receive the red badge OF
second place 49,
cIass S.No. 6.
! The entries III class six were:
Brandy and Soda" owned by John
G. Wood and driven by Miss Ruth
Barrett of Baltimore, accompanied
by Miss Katharine Avery Dave and
Belle, owned by w. X. Robinson, and
driven by Eugene Reese. accom-
panied by Miss Olga White and the
Misses Cawthon
Gladys and Louise, owned and
driven by C. H. Turner, accompanied
by Mrs. Turner, Mrs. r. H. Turner
Jr., and Miss Fan Turner
Blackboy and Stormy, owned and
driven by T. E. Welles, accompanied
by his daughter, little Miss Ruth
Had there been five, or even six en-
tries in this class-the fifth and sixth
such magnificent specimens of horse
flesh as Brandy and Soda, and the
traps which they draw as perfectly
adapted to the animals which drew
them-had there been five, or even
six entries, as this class with such
skilled horeswoman as Miss Barrett,
proved herself to be, in driving these
animals there should possibly have
been some question as to the decision
of the judges; but there were but
four entries in this class, and but
one such driver as Miss Barrett, but