El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
bic HORSE SHOW
FOR FL PASO
FAIR
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to any horse, public or private, which
has been actually used on duty by the
officer entering the animal; horses to
be ridden by the officers who enter
them; to be gentle under the saddle,
with free and prompt action at the
walk, trot and oanop, without serious
blemish or defect; horses to turn free
~ at all gaits on both launches and
forehand, at passage to the right and
left.
Glass 10-Roadster, gentlemen's
PAGERS, stations, mare or geding, to be
shown TO wagon or any road or speed
vehicle; must show quality, style, speed
and pure pacing gait, and must be serv-
iceably sound without serious defect;
horse alone considered.
Glass denomination class, saddle
horse, stallion, mare or gelding, suit
able for harness and saddle purposes;
to be shown first to rtnabout or speed
or road wagon; then under saddle. show
ing five distinct gaits, wiz: walk, trOt,
rack, canter and running walk, fox trot
or slow pace; must change in ring and
groom must be in attendance to facili-
tate change; performance in harness
to count so percent, and under saddle
so percent; soundness considered. con-
formation, quality and manners, graded;
no boots or weights. y
Glass 12-Most stylish single rig,
either ligfFts or heavy harness, mare or
geldiag, to be shown to appropriate We
hicle, to be driven by lady or by gen
deman; everything TO be considered,
occupants, horse, vehicle and harness;
beauty and action in horse especially
considered speed not considered.
to carry 100 pounds, Is hands and I'M
der, conformation, ptability, polo
wise to count; also manners, hardness
and conformation.
Glass Lightweight polo ponies, 4
hands two inches and under; conforma-
tiona, adaptability, polo wise to count:
ponies must be up to carrying $50
pounds; manners, hardness and con-
formation also considered.
Glass 15-Shetland ponies, harness,
single ponies As inches and under. driv-
en- by child not more than u years of
age; pony vehicle, two or four wheel;
style. manners and driving to be con-
sidePed; no tricks or decorations al
lowed in this class
Glass 16-Shetland ponies, saddle po-
MES IS inches and under, ridden by
child not more than II years of age:
walk, trot, canter, should be shown at
I.
pony so percent.
Glass 17-Ponies, saddle ridden by
children not more than Is years of age:
other than Shetlands may be entered in
this class; decorations and trick per
formances graded; gaits considered.
Class 1S-Texas saddle ponies: must
show fox .trot or running walk and
canter or slow lope, and be able to run
q good clip for short distance; sound
ness, conformation and appropriate
trappings considered also
Glass 19-Sirgle delivery horse, to be
shown to wagon actually used in bust
ness on the streets of the city; horses
to count 30 percent. wagon 40 percent
and harness 90 percent
Glass 20-Commercial teams. pair of
heavy horses shown to wagon used in
actual business; horses must be well
hammered. stand, back and must be
serviceably sound; horses alone to
court.
Class 21-Obstacle drive. open only
TO police patrol fire department and
hospitel ambulances, speedy, skillful
driving in avoiding Nhitepc barrels
placed in route ard in turning SO per-
cent, adaptability. activity and sound
ness Of horses 25 percent, wagon and
equipment 25 percent
Glass 22-Model ring. conformation
and style to count. stallion, mare, geld
ing or colt. shown to halter: horses
or saddler animal
Glass 23-Grand parade of all ami
mails in entire horse show-both nights.
Glass 24-ATusical ride-couples on
horseback Garrett King.
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