The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-27
GRAND OPENING
 FOR HORSE SHOW
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other places: Second. Sam F., oh 2, 15.2, aged; exhibitor. pr. w. Grove. and third, Maud, bl m, 15.1, years, exhibitor +. J. Woodruff.
 The next cless was for gated sad- de horses under 15.2, 10 be shown at walk, trot, eanter, running walk and single foot. It was won by Jerry. a beautiful grey gelding. 15.2, years, The exhibitor was John P. kilfeather. The horse made T beautiful showing. The other places were won as follows: Second, Giltedge. oh III, 15.1 l-2, $ years; exhibitor, G. L. Clark; third, Moss Rose, b m, 152, years; exhib- .tor, George V. Barton, and fourth, Nina oh m 15.1 1-2 years; exhibitor, C. l.. Clark.
 In the combination horse class for l6-2 and over. the first place went to David Gray, gr. g., 15-3. yrs) exhib- itor, P. R. Greist The other places went thus: second, Mir. Dooly. oh. g., 15-S, yrs.) exhibitor, P. B. Foster; third, Sam, br, E., 15-S, eight yrs.). ex- hib!tor, Nj. Harry Marlin; and Flossie, 1S-3 1-3, yrs), exhibitor, Charles H. Muller. David Gray was handled by Miss Margaret Wegher, of New York, | young miss, who did we'll both in the rig and in the saddle. In the lat ter position she kept an excellent and graceful seat. MT. Dooly was handled by Miss Montgomery. of New York.
 After this class was shown George l.. Clarke, of Meriden, gave an exhi- bition of his trained saddle horse, Pro- . lessor. The event was scheduled as the feature event for this evening but as MT. Clark could not be present at that time the event was run in last night and the exhibition of Lady Lightfoot, prize winner at Madison Square Garden and scheduled for last evening, was put off till tonight.
 Professor brought forth nothing but words of praise from all the ladies In the boxes. He was certainly beauti- full horse and he was put through his paces in excellent fashion. The horse Is a black gelding. He was shown trott!ng, single footing, cantering with either foot forward, going sidewise in either direction and backing at the will of the driver. The selding picked ur gloves, handkerchiefs and whips from the ground and handed them to his rider. He was also shown driven with. out bridle but with only rein about his neck.
 The next class was the model clas! for saddle horses, to be shown to hand The judging was for conformation and roundness. It was won by Flip, gr g., 15-1 '1-2, five years. P. B. Foster General. The horse exhibited by tht police department made a fine show ing and got bursts of applause. H. was shown by Mounted Officer Johr Enright. He got second place. Thirt place went to Betty, ch. m., 15-2, years, P. R. Greist; and fourth place to Belmont srl. g., 15-3, : years, Mrs sG. B. Bunton.
 The next class proved an interesting one. It was the ladies' driving clas for horses 14-S and over. They wer, shown to any appropriate vehicle an, driysh by a lady They were judge, .onf conformation, style, and all-aroun, / action Excessive action not reduired) pace and good manners, They had t back we'll and stand without bein held and be suitable for a lady { drive.
 First place went to Robbie, bl. g 15-2, years, exhibitor, P B. Fostel and driven by Miss Montague secon place went to Captain, who was yer risky b. B., 14-S years, exhibitor Thomas Felters, and driven by Mir searles. Third place went to Clai ch. m, 15, years; exhibitor Leila I Buckingham. Fourth place went