The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-12
HORSE SHOW HAS
 BRILLIANT CLOSE Boxes and Grandstand Present
 Animated Scene TWO HORSES WERE UNRULY Pony and Roadster Classes Were Prob ably Most Popular of the Even-
 ing-List of the Final
 Awards.
TWO HORSES WERE UNRULY

The closing exhibition of the horse show was equally as successful as the two preceding nights. the programme last night being more varied and of fering well filled classes in each event. Society was out in full force and the boxes presented brilliant array of handsome evening attire. The attend ance was better, perhaps. than at eith- CT of the other exhibitions.
 While in two classes one or two of the horses became unruly and threw the drivers out into the tanbark, the general style and manners were ex- cellent.
 The pony and roadster classes were possibly the most popular of the even ing. The pony class was full one and was well-driven The winner of the blue ribbon, the first premium, however, became unruly, ran away and threw the driver out into the ring. The buggy was overturned but no one was injured. In this class the judges voted the first prize to Miss Pearl Blackburn, but afterwards barred the pony on account of the age of the driver who was not to be over 12 years old.
 The special roadster class, offered as a special event. was one of the best. There were about fifteen entries in this class The horses were driven to sim gle buggies, and were judged on gen eral style, manners, and conformation. P. G. Bowman was awarded the first premium, A. A. Gambill the second and MT. Yeargin the third.
 List of Awards.
 Following Is the list of classes and the awards made by the judges;
 Class No. 16-Roadsters, local, stand ard or non- n-standard. Trotting stall lions, mares or geldings, or mare and gelding. To be shown to runabout. Horses to be judged according to speed, style, conformation, manners and way of going. (Horses alone to be con sidered) Entrance fee, s3.
 First prize, s50 second prize s25; third prize, s15; fourth prize, ribbon. In this class, the first on the pro gramme for the evening, P. G. Bowman was awarded the first premium and A. A. Gambil the second. Class No. 17-Heavy harness horses, standard or non standard, pairs. Geld ings or mares, or geldings and mares. To be shown to an appropriate vehicle. (Horses alone to be considered.) En- trance fee, s8.
 First prize. $50 second prize, $25; third prize, $15; fourth prize, ribbon.
 Logan Trousdale was awarded the first premium in this class.
  dard or non-standard, single. Best mare or geldng. To be shown to surrey, trap or vehicle suitable for four persons. Style, conformation and manners to count. En- trance fee, 8.
 First prize, $50; second prize, s25; third prize, s15; fourth prize. ribbon.
 The first premium in this class was awarded to Logan Trousdale, the third to Fred Phillips and the fourth to L. Schillinger
 Class No. 19--High-acting heavy harness horses. Mare or geding. To be shown to an appropriate four-wheel vehicle CHorse alone to count) Entrance fee, 8.
 First prize, $50; second prize. s25; third prize, sl5; fourth prize, ribbon.
 R. M. Williams was awarded the first premium in this class; W. C. Agee, the second; Logan Trousdale, the third, and Fred Phillips, the fourth N Class No. Colonies, local. Thirteen hands and under. To be ridden or driven by boy or girl under 12 years of age. (Ponies alone to count) No entrance fee.
 First prize, s25; second prize. s15; third prize, slO; fourth prize, ribbon
 This event was one of the most popu- lar of the evening Unfortunately how ever, the winner of the first premium, the blue ribbon, ran away throwing the driver to the ground and overturnng the buggy. No one was hurt in the runaway
 Glass No. 21-Single delivery. To be shown in harness and wagon actually in use. 01verything consideredD Entrance fee, 8.
 First prize, s25; second prize. s5 third prize, slo; fourth prize, ribbon.
 The first premium in this class was awarded to the Chattanooga Brewing company; the second to the Excelsior laundry; the third to the Chattanooga Brewing company and the fourth to the Excelsior laundry
 Class No. 22-Draft horses. pairs. Best pair of draft horses. To be shown in harness and wagon actually in use. OHorses alone to count.) Entrance fee, 8.
 First prize. $50; second prize, s25 third prize. sl5; fourth prize, ribbon.
 w. c. Agee was awarded the first prize and the Chattanooga Brewing com pany the second. There were but two en- tries in the class.