The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
ENTRIES READY
 FOR HORSE SHOW Events Begin At the Riding Academy Tonight PROCEEDS FOR ORPHANAGE Prizes Will Consist of Silver Cups and Other Appropriate Articles.
 The Programme for
 Tonight

With every preparation made and thou the Riding academy, Avenue F and Twen- ty-fourth street, promises to be one of the greatest successes in the way of an en- tertainment which the city has known for a long time. The show begins to- night at SIS o'clock and will continue on Wednesday and Thursday nights, with matinee on Wednesday. Lang Ander- son, owner of Auview Stock Farm, Mays vile, Ky, will act as judge.
 Owing to the large number of entries 1t has been found necessary to add sev- eral more events to the programme. The prizes consist of silver cups and other valuable and appropriate articles, list of which will appear on the programme with the names of the donors.
 The entire proceeds of the Horse Show will. be given to the East Lake Orphanage to provide additional accommodations for the children. The price of admission Is DO cents and 20 cents for reserved seats.
 This is the programme for tonight:
 Grand opening drill, ladies and gentle men.
 Class A-Best harness stallion, any age. To be judged for speed, style and man ners. First prize, silver cup second prize, fine driving whip.
 Class B-Best lady aside rider. To be judged for grace and horsemanship only. Horse to show not less than three gaits. First prize, saddle; second prize, riding skirt.
 Class C-Best saddle mare or gelding, any age. Must show not less than four gaits To be judged for style, action, conformation and manners. First prize, silver cup second prize, cut glass bowl third prise, pair leggins; fourth prize, pair gloves.
 Class D-Best walk, trot or canter mara or gelding, any age. Horses tails must be docked or tied up. First prize, silver fruit dish second prize, riding crop third prize, riding gloves.
 Class E-Best fat man rider, horse- manship only. First prize, suit of clothes; second prize box of fine cigars.
 Exhibition with the celebrated high school horse, Alabama Chimes"
 The entries for tonight are as follows:
 Class A-Moalkline. owned by D. A. A. Gibson; Sparkling Squirrel. owned by Abe H. Frank; Pulses, owned by P G. Bowman.
 Class B-Mary Jane, owned by Dr. Grupt of Bessemer, rider Mrs. o. II. Fucker; Princeh owned by P. H. Lel- lande, Birmingham, rider Mrs. Augustus Benners; Kentucky Colonel, owned by Edwin Bull rider Mrs John Wallace Luke.
 Class C-Dolly Williams, owned by Mrs. Edwin Ball. rider Harry Burke; Mary Jane, owned by Dr. Grunt of Bessemer rider Mrs. O. H. Rucker; Brown Squirrel owned by A. Rich of Birmingham. rider Jamie Harris; Prince, owned by P. H. Lellande, rider Mrs. Augustus Benners Kentucky Colonel. owned by Edwin Ball of Birmingham. rider Mrs John Wallace Luke; Lady Quality, owned by Carl F, Wittichen. rider MT. Wittichen; Brady, owned by Robert Patton, rider Robert Patton.
 Class D-Clover Eagle. owned by Great Elk Stock Farm, Carbon Hill, rider Mrs. o. H. Fucker; Helen B, owned by Miss Helen Benners, rider Harry Burke Crick- ct Eagle, owned by Great Elk Stock Farm; Lady Quality, owned by Carl r. Wittichen, rider MT Wittichen; Jack Frost, owned by Mrs. D. W. Barrett, rider Burr Ferguson.
 Class E-Entries will not close until to- day at 10 a. m.
 Mrs. John Wallace Luke will ride Ala bama King with 80 days training.