El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06

MANY Glasses of Entries Are
Provided For; Also a Big
Parade of Entries.
DIR. STATEN HEADS
THE ORGANIZATION
Program Includes Showing
the Horses for Two Days
at the Fair Grounds.

BIGGER. better and more enJoyabIe
than ever will be the horse show OF
1910 if the proposed plans are realized
For two nights Black Beauty and his
associates will disport themselves be-
fore the horse lovers of FL Paso. Society
will turn out en- Inasse to see this eX-
hibition which il is promised. Will be
far more elegant than any attempt here
tofore made on the part Of the assocl-
etfea having the show in charge
Novelties are ever growing in fairs
and one OF the best features OF the II
Paso fair viii be the annual horse
show scheduled to occur on October /
and November ?, at Washington park.
The officials and program follow:
Burleson Staten, president
w X Mari, secretary-treasursr
Advisory BOARD. krakauer, W. l.
Tooley, Z. ]. Peterson, H P. Noake,
]. Calisher.
Executive committee-R. W. Reed,
superintendent of arena; John F. Rob
ertson. tagger of entries; z. Thatcher,
ID. Y. s., pony classes; r. A Higgins
d. V s., veterinarian; Sam Calling,
entry master Of classes; r w. Knob
laugh. f w Kayser. J. A Bradshaw
e NJ Harris
Entries not required to be stabbed
On grounds. but must present them
selves to the official tagger and vet
erinarian for inspection TWO hours be-
fore show begins.
Handsome trophy prizes and RIB
bons for every class, first, second. thiro
ard fourth.
Three entries in each class neces-
sary to show
Horses must be serviceably sound
and degrees of soundness to be con-
sidered in judging Professional riders
and foreign horses barred from these
amateur classes, but they are especial
TX solicited to exhibit and every effort
will be made 20 assist in sales.
Class decorated class. Drive Of
All Nations W. K Mari
Single or double and
general effect alone TO count Each
couple TO be dressed in colors Of ma
lions they represent, with lady carry
ing national colors of that nation.
Class Pair roadsters, gentlemen
Pair of horses to be shown to light
four wheeled vehicle; horses TO be not
under Is hands: horses 90 percent; gen
eral appointments. wagon, harness,
robes, blankets. style whips, etc, 30
percent
Class s-Gentlemen's recreation sad
Ole morse mare OF SolufHSs IHAet gaibH,
ID walk or anlble, CD running, walk
or stepping pace or fox trot, Cd rock,
canter or square trot: gentleness. con-
fcrma ton, adaDtability 70 purpose,
beauty and style TO count. entries in
five gated ring barred from this
cIasS.)
Class 4-Runabout class, gentlemen's
horses. mare or gelding. TO be IA hands.
two inches. not to exceed Is hands; to
so percent, runabout and appointments
40 percent conformation. style, all
around action and good manners.
Glass 5-Gaited saddle horse, gentle
men: stallion. mare or gelding; must
show five oats. walk, trot, rack, canter.
fox trot, running. walk or slow pace.
conformation, quality. soundness and
manners
Class e-HeaTy harness pair. match
mare and gelding, 10 Victoria or mail
hack or drag. or four seated surrey.
with heavy harness and trappings; con-
formation, style and action to be con-
sidered.
Class Ladies class. harness, mare
or gelding, Il hands, two inches
over. TO he shown 70 any appropriate
vehicle. to be driven BIZ lady, either
the on Der or substitute suitable to as
ISOLATION: horse to count 80 percent. We
hicle and harness 25 percent appear
ance and driving % percent
Class s-Gentlemen's roadster trot-
ter. stallion, mare or gelding, to be
shown to wagon or any road vehicle:
road horses when mature, should not
be less than Is hands high, should have
good conformation, finish requisite
speed, light mouth: should be good
gated, go in good form without being
severely bitted, shod light and shown
without artificial appliances: should
stand we'll and back readily; must have
long tails.
Glass 9-Officers' horses. to be omen
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