The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16

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turned bay Of hne style and action
and occupants Of the boxes frepuent-
" applauded him as he passed and
.repassed in review. The second
prize went 70 T. H. Hayes, Of Lynch
burg. and third to J. o. Baber. Of
Gallatin.
In the ring for light harness mares
shown to light runabouts JeH Nc
Kemie bore off the honors easily with
a trappy gated mare of fine style
and action; J. o. Baber second-Tol-
ley, of Columbia, third. Maud MeAlinn
was the judge.
The evenings entertainment clos
ed with the ring for young lady dri-
ers under 15-years-old. ]. G. Sowell
acted as Judge in this ring and award
ed the prize to little Miss Charlotte
Lochridge who drove a sweet man.
nered little pony who stepped around
from the very first as if he knew 1t
was all over but the shouting. There
we're three other entries, two of the
girls driving light harness horses
with men seated in the vehicle with
them as protectors. One of these
would probably have won the prize
if she had been unaccompanied by a
full grown man, for she handled the
lines like an expert.
Below will be found the entries
in the various rings last night, to-
gether with the winners in each event,
except the grand champion class, the
winners of which will be announced
Saturday night. The rules require
that this event must be won on two
different contests:
Prizes and Entries.
Grand champion equestrian tide.
First prize silver loving cup by Goth
am Bros, value $4,000; second pdize
association trophy, la Valliere and
chain set with pearls, value $500;
third prize, association trophy, set
with small diamonds, value $500;
fourth prize, association trophy, ster-
ling silver card case, value $1,000. To
be contested for three different times.
Next contest to come off Thursday
night, third and last contest Sat
urday night Entries: Elem She
COG and Miss Brown; Clarence Joyce
and Miss Mary Brooks; Jack Gran
berry and Miss Kate Sowell; Hugh
Shelton and Miss Charlotte Fariss;
Elem Thomas and Miss Mary Rainey;
Hinton Orr and Miss Mary Ella
Fariss; Eugene Fleming and Miss Ella
Craige: j. G. Taylor and Miss Lila
Tolley: James Williamson and Mrs.
John Fraser; Charley Gates and Miss
Georgia Mcbride. No decision made
until Saturday night.
Best Gentleman Driver-To single
runabout or road wagon, ease, style |
and skill to govern Prizes: First
$40, second $500, third $500. En-
tries: J. D. Mckenzie, j. o. Baker,
Gallatin; C. P. Hatcher, Columbia; T. |
A. Hayes, Lynchburg; w. H. Jones',
Columbia; w. F. Campbell, Spring !
Hill; Will B. Whitley, J. D. Mckenzie, /
first: T. A. Hayes, second; ]. o.
Baker, third Judge Smith Thomas,
Light Harness Mare-To be shown
to a runabout, conformation, style,
speed and manners to govern. First
prize $780, second prize $1,000; !
third prize $500. Entries: J. D.
Mckenzie, ]. o. Baker, Whitley &
of Lebanon; r. W. Dobbins,
Columbia; C. p Hatcher, T. A.Hayes,
W. H. Jones. First ]. D. Mckenzie;
second ]. o. Baker; third w. H.Jones.
Judge McMinn.
Young Lady Driver-Under fifteen
years of age accompanied by gentle
man, ease and ability to govern.
Prize, gold brooch. Entries; Miss
Brownlow and Ewing ever
EFT; Miss Sarah Leach and t. A.
Hayes; Miss. Charlotte. Lochridge
and L. P. Padgett, Jr.; Miss Virginia
Giddens and Charles Williamson.
Prize won by Miss Charlotte Loeb
ridge. Judge. ]. G. Sowell.
The program for the horse slow
tonight includes harness ponies shown
to appropriate vehicles; most stylish
couple in appropriate vehicle; gated
saddle horse, mare or gelding; must
show Ave gaits; light harness horse
single, stallion, mare or geldmg.
Prize Winning Poultry.
Premiums we're awarded in the
poultry department as follows: i. S.
Hopkins acted as Judge, w. H. Pur-
year, superintendent:
Barred Plymouth Rocks, r. L. Hayes,
Columbia, Tenn; second cock, first