The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-27
SHOW HORSES Al OAKLAWN TRACK
LARGE NUMBER OF BLUE BLOOD. ED HORSES TO BE SEEN DAILY
 BY VISITORS TO PARK.
Equine Aristocrats Are Given Their Morning Constitutional Each
 Bright Morning.

It is worth any ones time to visit Oaklawn park between the hours ot 2 o'clock and noon end observe the finest show. horses in the United
 States, some of the champions in their respective class in the world, getting
 their mornings constitutional" Al
 so, 1t will forever put q quietus on
 any suspicion that "doubting Thorn
 as might have, that the coming equine
 exposition. which will be held at
 Oaklawn park, March to 9, will not
 be the greatest horse show that the
 country has ever seen
 Although the.s weather wasn't the
 most appropriate for exhibition pur-
 poses yesterday. Miss Lula -.ong was
 at the track before the majority of
 the visitors had finished with their
 initial meal of the day, and she was
 not alone, either. While she was
 busy with her "King" and her new purchase, "Animatiol,' O. l. Mooers, of Columbia. Mo, was also circulat-
 ing among his pets and one could
 readily understand the pride that those in position to enjoy this luxury
 take in exhibitions such as will prove
 the greatest attraction that Hot
 Springs has ever seen, just by watch. ing them.
 MT. Mooers has sent stable of 19 nrize-winning beauties here He is well known in every horse show sn the United States, London and Paris. for he has been q prominent exhibitor for the past 20 years. Among his entries is one that he thinks the world of. Royal Regent" the cham pion rrnabout horse of the world, Q handsome animal that has swept ey- erything before him and praneed around the ring after each exhibition
 of horses in his class, with the GOV | leted blue ribbon attached to his head harness. Three times in Madison Square Garden shows have the Van derbilt entries and those of other millionaires eadeavored to take this
 honor away from Royal Regent" but all to no avail. and to prove that he
 had no equal in his class abroad he
 was sent across the "bg pond" on | two different occasions and was trt
 umphant in the Olympic horse shows in London. where the best horses poss
 sessed by royalty were defeated by him.
 | Another champion in his class,
 owned by Mir. Mooers, who received
 his workout yesterday morning, was Advance Guard" the greatest small
 stallion in America, This horse held
 undsputed sway until he and Royal
 Regent" competed, and when the lat
 ter won the honors MT. Mooers promptly bought Royal Regent That was two years ago Then. too, there is the Flirting Princess" seal brown mare. of whom prominent
 critic said was 'the daintiest creature of the show world,p and also "The
 Chocolate Soldier the handsomest fronted horse for his inches in the i country One. too, should not over look Gypsy GirI' in the review. for this daughter of Nala yesterday morning pranced around the oval as
 if fully conscious that the United States government had offered her
 owner st2.0OO for her. The great
 Nala was the prize horse of the late
 E. H. Hlrrimes. the country's great est railroad king. Gypsy Girl" is worthy representative of her illustri-
 ous parent. Mary Carey,' the seal
 brown mare that Mrs. Julius Walsh
 made champion of New England, is
 also numbered among Mir Mooer's
 horses. Then, too, there is Lady