The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-12

doings. He left on the 130 train yesterday afternoon, after assuring President WestcOtt that Little Rock Day would eclipse everything that had happened at the big exposition during the week, not excepting the opening day, when an immense crowd visited the State Fair grounds and witnessed the colossal pyrotechnic drama Pioneer Days in Arkansas" which has been the marvel of all who have beheld it.
 Peremptory instructions have been given by President Westcott to the night horse show people to get ev- erything off the track at S.S0, in or der to enable the fireworks show to get an early start and let the Cap ital City people enjoy the Carnival entertainment of the midway. It Is the intention of the fair committee to have the pyrotechnic show over by 9;30, and this can be done by getting the horse show off the track at the time set by the official pro gram. gs
 The night horse show brought out the crowd early in the evening, there being particular interest taken De- cause of the contest for the best lady riders, in which event there were four entries Miss Stella McLaugh- lin, riding Major of the Ledwidge stable, won first honors; and her sister, Miss Irene Mclaughlin, rid ing "Dr. Duke" from the same sta. ble, was second. Miss Ella Buch- anan on Lewis Teddy" and Mrs. Jack Maner on Ledwidges' Diamond Dick" were the other entrants.
 Class 1.-Best gentleman driver To be judged for his horsemanship only. Speed not to be considered.
 First prize to J. w. McClish driv- ing Hattie" and second prize to Roy Levl driving Lady Wilkes. 7"
 Class J-Five- -gaited saddle horses -stallions, mares or geldings Must show five distinct gaits, walk, trot, canter, rack low pace. running walk or fox trot. Horses to be ridden by owners or by a substitute approy>d by the Association. High School gaits not considered
 First prize to Montgomery star hand ed by J. W. McChsh, and sec- ond prize to Freddie" handled by Roy Levi.
 Class K Carriage Class-Pair of horses to be shown before brougham, landeau, victoria or station wagon. Should not be under 15 l-2 hands in height. Horses to count 50 per cent, vehicle 25 per cent, harness IS per cent liveries 10 per cent. Horses should have good manners, stand quietly and back well.
 First prize to sam T. and Dave W. from the Cooper stable, and sec ond and third honors to Wood and Clayton" and King and Queen" from the Ledwidge stable.
 Class M. -Roadoeters. totters- stallion, mare or gelding. To De shown to road, bike wagon or mati- nee cart, To be judged for confor- nation, speed and durability.
 First prize to 'Phillozane'" owned and handled by Simon Cooper, and second prize to Peacock from the Ledwidge stable, handled by MT. Charles Fisher.
 Again the night fireworks and the Pioneer Days" proved the big fea- ture of the evening entertainment. The numbers are so changed each evening that many of the visitors of the opening night have since been nightly attendants and are as enthu- siastic in their praise of the per formance each recurring evening as on the opening night.
 The Medical Department of the State Fair wishes to express thanks and the thanks of the St Joseph's infirmary and the State Fair man. agement to the doctors who have and are still assisting in the emergency work of the medical department oi the state fair.
 All doctors on the grounds are invited to use the emergency sup plies at the station night and day.
 The following doctors volunteered their services and wear the badge of admission, Medical Dept. Ark. State Fair" pr. A. c. Ellis, pr. l.. R. Ellis, Dr. Abner Cook, Dr. J. H Chestnut. pr. Jos. A. Robertson pr. J. B. Straehan. Dr. F.. D. Hol. rand. The work so far has beer that of prevention of casualties. IT the precautions taken and to be talk en the department hopes to make the sixth annual State Fair one with