The sun., 1908-04-23
AT THE DURLAND HORSE SHOW.
4 Jumping Pony and COmbInAtiOn NagS
Among the Features.

There was again fashionable and large
attendance at the Durland Company'S horse
show last night and every feature was APP
plauded under saddle, in combination riding
and driving, or the jumping that included an
aesthetic water jump, This was q Liverpool
In the middle OF the big ring with white ducks
and water lilies floating on the water, and
the ends Of the jump embarked with growing
flower blooms and Faster lilies. marvel
over the jumps is William Cars pony, Per-
fection, barely 1873 hands high, that clears
fiVe feet a. easily as a rakng big hunter and
in style to set Onlookers applsudins W. A.
MoGlbbon scored the nrst blue ribbon with
the chestnut geldina Parade In n class for
saddle horses not over iSs hands and up 10
carrying 100 pounds. g. T. HSrbinson's q
Jack 0Lantsrn was second, and {. l.. RAlley's
Rubrlc third
Two yaried sorts OF ponies bad the ring next
In succession, u he first class brought In
half dozen children on a lot OF clever actors
not exceeding H.? hands. The black mare
all the style and looks. but Judge ClAusen chose
Charles Holloway 4 COLBY bay Cardn for the
blue and placed Perevere second. CyTll
Carr rode, the winner and Miss Margaret
Sehler had the mount on P0rsevere
Branded ponies TO the number OF sixteen
formed a decided contrast next TO the well
hammered saddle ponies he conditions
specified 9 maximum height Of IS hands, but
only {. r.. I.evys Kitty. despite the pro
grSmmes figures, looked under that height
Nearly all had hogged names. but the types
Included one or two OF the cob and az many
OF the oavslrY charger sort, yet all had ranch
brands and. aH with the bOundless West their
variations were all to the good. Judge Clau-
sen finally gave the blue 70 the long tailed bey
Junie MCCree, owned by Mrs. Edwin &. Kirk
and. Second went TO the black docked cob
the third ribbon vas awarded TO a chestnut
OF the charger type, FOXhall, owned by A. L,
Corby, with long mane and tail.
The only driving OF the night was In the
class for combination riding or, driving
horses, nine swirling o the tanbark. They
were driven hrst. a saddle and bride being
the luggage In each wagon boy in readiness
for the change TO riders. After the stepping
IN harpesS 3 flock Of hostlers rushed 10 the
lHnbar'i 10 haul the traps from the ring and
10 assist in saddlnR the hUrses.
After the lightning change there was
another inspection from the equestrian
viewpoint. II wss one Of the siror gest
classes for quality ever seen In q View ! oTk
show ring. The type is generally regarded
rs The surburbanltes horse and preference
IL usual for u nAR oi substance and good
OF the sort than can be used day
Or night without getting on IFS feed; lhe
blue, however. went 10 the mcst elegant
saddle horse IN the group, Harvey s. ladew
chestnut gelding, PeliquCe.
lie followed the same "breedy" type in
awarding second 10 Mrs, /. c. .Kirklands
Colleen and third 70 :. h. Jacobs Bracken
The best ofthe sturdy. wearand tear sort which
Judge Clausen overlooked many horsemen
thought TO be Philip Livingstone King Carni-
val put fourth, Miss Grace NJ. Bedford's
Merely Mary and John T. Sprstley's Miss
llirtation The show winds up tonight