The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
NIGHT HORSE SHOW
ARROUSES GREAT
~ INTEREST AT FAIR
FOUR Kings GIVEN on WEoNEs-
DAY EVENING BEFORE GOOD
AUDIENCE.
JLFf D. C'KEMlE Ems PIXIES
ealIatin Man Carries on Blue Ribbon
in Majority of Events-Milltary
Band Gives coneert-summary o.
Entertainments.


Entertainments.
The attendance at the horse show
Wednesday night was not discourag.
ing to the management though not an
large as on Tuesday night. The con-
certs given by the Nashville Military
Band at the evening entertainment
proved quite popular feature of the
fair.
The initial feature of last nights
program was the exhibition of har-
ness ponies, driven by little girls. In
the contest Miss Zulema BrownIow
won the applause of the spectators an
well as the blue ribbon. She handled
the reins on the pony with the skill Of
a veteran. Miss Charlotte LochridgO
was awarded second prize. Miss Lou
Ella Fraser, four years old, was award.
ed special prize for the clever man
ner in which she handled her pony.
Once she found 1t necessary to use the
whip on the mite of horse, and the
act was loudly applauded by the spec
tators.
An interesting feature was the ring
for the most stylish couple. There
were three entries. Mr.. JEFF McKem-
ME and Mrs. Smith Thomas were vot-
c~nA ri al q lAnu delay m
the part of the judges, who seemed
to experience much difficulty in reach
ing conclusion.
The most interesting show of the
evening was the ring for gated saddle
horses. No ladies appeared in this
contest There we're seven entries
and the judges did not find it easy to
reach verdict. There was not an
inferior horse in the ring and where
all are good it is hard to decide be-
tween them. After a long delay the
Judges finally awarded the blue to 10.
Baber, of Gallatin, whose mount was
a good hammered, admirably gated
chestnut of fine STYLE and carriage.
j. D. Mckenzie was awarded second
and Hugh Grissom, Of Lebanon third,
Grissoms mount was curiously
marked gelding, but perfectly manner
ed and well gated, and the spectators
were divided in their estimate OF the
qualities displayed by this gelding ana,
Mr.. McKemmie's mount.
The evenings entertainment closed
with the ring for light harness horses,
single, won by ]. D. Mckenzie, with
j. o. Baber second, and T. A. hayes.
third.
Sunni aries.
Horse Show, Wednesday Night.
Military Band concert 1880 O'clock.
Harness ponies-To be shown to ap-
propriate vehicle; horse, mare or geld
ing; style, action and manners to gov
ern. Entries w. B. Taylor Miss Zu-
lena Brownlow and Miss Charlotte
Lochridge. Prizes First, $500; sec
ond, $500; third. $500. Miss Zulema
Brownlow, first; Miss Charlotte Loeb
"idge, second; w B. Taylor, third
Most stylish couple in appropriate
vehicle; occupants fifty per cent,
horse vehicle and appointments fifty
per cent. Gentleman $1,000; lady So 90.
Entries Miss Florence Shelton and
Hugh Shelton; Mrs. w. II. Jones and
Henry Jones. Mrs. Smith Thomas and
]. d. Mckenzie. Winners Mrs. Thorn
as and Mr.. Mckenzie.
Gated saddle horse-Horse, mare
or gelding, must show five gaits, walk,
trot, rack, canter, fox trot, running
walk or slow pace; judged by con-
gaits and manners. First
premium, SIS. $40 and $500. Entries
j. d. Mckenzie, (2) A. M. Denton,
Whitley and Grissom, T. A. Hayes and
W. H. Jones. j. d. Mckenzie, first.
!. ID. Mckenzie, second; Whitley and
third.
Light harness horse-Single,, stall
ion, mare or gelding, hooked to d rum
bout Conformation, speed, manners,
tyle and gait to govern. Horse only
o be counted. First prize $1,000,
econd $500, third, $500 Entries
I. d. Mckenzie, j. G. Baber, ]. p.
J. W. Matthews, t. A.
Iayes, W. B. Whitley, J. w. Matthews.
V. H. Jones, j. d. Mckenzie, first:
C. Baber, second; T. A. Hayes,
bird.
Frank Wheeler Judge.
One of the most unique features n
he evenings entertainment was the
irving OF little Lou Ella Fraser, the
,ur year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
nhn Eraoar Tho child drova har m