Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11
HORSE SHOW TOMORROW
GREAT TIME Is EXPECTED AT
BENNING RACE TRACK.
Daily Program for Ring Glasses and
Entries for Mondays
Races.

For the first time observation-disclosures will
have an opportunity tomorrow to see
King Horse in show ring and races. The
first annual exhibition of the Washington
Horse Show and Racing Association will
start at IL o'clock tomorrow morning,
and it will be dusk before the last event
of the day has been decided. Never be-
fore have horse show classes and racing
been combined, and the effort of the local
association in striving to establish an
annual event IN which the noblest of
animals will play the principal part is
worthy OF the patronage of the people
Madison Square Gardens annual exhibit
ton is the social event of the season in
New York, and 1t is the hope of the pro-
rioters of the Washington enterprise that
the coming exhibition will prove a sue
cess. because it is believed that here at
the National capital the finest horse show
i'll the country should be held.
Manager Blair johnson, who is in
charge of the horse show, has arranged a
program of eight classes in the show ring
tomorrow, and Gen. TOwne who will have
supervision Of the racing, has arranged a
program of four events including a stee-
plechaSe. Entries for the races are liber-
a and the different events ought to result
in stirring contests
The officials for the race meet arrived
yesterday and were busy at the Benning
track all day Judge Frank J. Bryan will
preside in the stand, and +. c. Smith will
be clerk of the course. The Jockey Club,
under whose sanction and rules the racing
will be conducted, has selected Samuel
Ross of Washington to represent that
body as steward, and with him will be
The starter will be James Milton. who
made "a big success with the starting
gate at the recent jamestown meeting.
The track at Benning is in first-class con-
dition. faster than ii has been for several
seasons. The daily program for the show
ring classes will be as follows:
Monday-1l am. single delivery horses. ) en-
tries; class 46. ll:l5 am. combination horses,
hunters. 6 entries; class 20. II noon. matched
pairs. entries; class 81 1925 pm. saddle
lightweight hunters, % entries: class %. 2 p.
M ;i,. unicorn; ; entries class r. ,. :,
entries; class A. 1i:2O am, saddle horses
under 1922. 3 entries; class So l1:4O am,
park park tandem, entries: class IL i2:4S P pm.
local hunters, entries; class 55. l pm. single
pm. ladies saddle horses. ) entries; class 81
30 pm. Corinthian. - entries; class -.
class A.. 11:l3 am, lightweight hunters. Il
entries; class 40 loo am. pairs of harness
saddle horses. 3 entries: class %: 1920 pm,
ladies' hunters. IA entries: class 30. :o5 pm.
roadsters, IL entries; class -. 1:4O pm.
Saddle horses (under I5-2l. 4 entries; class l6
2 pm. pairs harness horses. entries; class 2.
Thursday-11 am, local speedway, 6 entries:
class 80. II 30 am, single harness. 10 entries:
entries ri 81 class 49, 12so pm. ladies harness
horses, entries: class 33. l pm, heavyweight
hunters. entries class Al: 20 pm. fourth
hand, 3 entries class 13. lao pm, roadsters:
entries: class 10.
Fri,iay-1f am. single harness. 3 entries: class
class %; II m. combination horses. IL entries;
class 81. 1870 pm. horse and rupabout. II
entries: class 81. pm. heavyweight hunters.
9 entries: class s. 80 pm, saddle horses
tower 13-2, 10 entries; class 36. 2:1O Pm,
horse and r9nabout. IA entries; class T.
tries; class II. l:2o am. pairs of harness
horses. 3 entries; class o. 11:45 am, ladies'
hunters, II entries: class "a. 1870 pm. single
harness horses, 4 entries; class 10. 1850 pm.
hunt team. 4 entries: class 26. l 80 pm. sad
die horses championship. 3 entries; class IS
l 40 pm, lightweight championship IL entries
class 81 80 pm, heavyweight championship
G entries: class -.
Entries. for races Monday follow:
First race. two-year- colds; six furlongs-Ed
Sinister Snow Cliff, 107; Flat Creek. GreenhOw.
104: Ogemah III.
second race. selling; three,year-olds and up:
Grimaidi, III: Paniaue, lis; Forest Hawk, 1OI
Giles. 1O5; Laura A.. III; Enripides, l16 Helen
b., 1O1; Aquedpet. III: Countermand. 1OS.
Third race. one mile and seventy yards
Gowango. Josie Hampton. Noblesse Oblige, High
Jumper, Lady Gay Spanker Wild Refrain, Raci-
Fourth race. steeplechase; about two miles
Impertinence Rye Boy. Helen Shea, Chancellor,
132:'Warrior WarrentOn. l43.
apprentice allowance claimed.