The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-09
CROWDS At
HORSE SHOW
SPACIOUS STAND STEAM HEAT
ED AND ATTENDANTS ARE
MADE COMFORTABLE.
Program Is Filled With Classy En-
trants From the Big Stables of
the Country and the Show Is
Becoming a Success.

The announcement that the spa
cious grand stand at the horse show
would be steam heated, and that ar
tificial comforts would make up for
what the Weather Man has offered
in dscomforts, brought out a larger
crowd TO the big equine attraction
yesterday afternoon, and interest was
at a keen pitch While one OF the best
bills of the SHOW was exhibited in
the ring in front of the stand
1t was the first time of the horse
show the ladies had opportunity to
show their gowns, but with the stand
warm and comfortable as a hotel par
lor, muffs and furs were discarded
on entrance, and the stand was re-
splendsat with colors.
Manager Barnes, encouraged over
the fact mat one day during the show
it did not rain. has offered another
splendid bill for this afternoon, and
has announced particularly strong
bill for Sunday afternoon, when no
doubt thousands who otherwise would
not have had opportunity to see this
show, will be present. If the wealth
er improves the horse show is GER
tain to be a success yet. And unless
there is a further continued rainfall.
the show will also be a success, for
the spirited horses perform about as
. well in the cold, and the auditors in
1.-THE stand certainly will be comfort
able under present arrangements.
One of the big features yesterday
was the presentation of "The King"
from the Miss Lula Long stable in
the first event. This horse won the
highest honors at the Madison
Square Garden show, competing
against some of the best show horses
in the world. He was winner yes
terday, also. but at that he was show
ing against some very keen competi
ton
The program of yesterday was as
follows
First Eyent-Roadsters trotters,
singe: The King, Lula Long, first
Kismet LiJa Long. second; Hazel
ldlewood, Hook and Woods, third.
sweet Marie, Cooper Bros, also
.nowed.
Second Eyent--Harness horses,
best high actor Revelation, Lula
I.cng, first; Honor Boy, Mrs Walsh,
second; Flirting Princess, Mooers,
third Golden Creation, Maid of Hon
or. Honor Bright, also showed.
Third Event-Runabout class, sin
gle, with appointment: Honor Girl,
Mrs. Walsh, first; Beaukay, Lula
Long. second. Royal Regent, Mooers,
third. Sweet Marie, Ned, Ladia, Ad-
vance Guard, also showed
Fourth EvGnt-Ponies in harness,
singles wildfire, Mooers, first; Pea
cock, Levi, second; Daisy, Ledwidge.
third.
Fifth Event-Gaited saddle horses,
five gaits: Hazel lakewood, Hook
and Woods. first; Sweet Marie, Coop
er Bros, second; Miss Ollie, Levi
third Ethel and Dolly also showed
Sixth Harness horses, sim
Gle: Illustration, Miss Lula Long,
first, Maid of Honor, Mrs Walsh
second Demonstration, Miss Long,
third
Seventh Event Gated saddle
horses, five gaits: Chester Times,
Hook and Woods, first; Teddy R.,
Cooper Bros, second; Knox, Levi,
third. Sweet Marie also showed
The Program Today.
The program for today contains
nine class numbers that will bring
into review in the ring some of the
best of the stables from oiher cities,
as well as serve to introduce some
Of the local stock, in which much IN
terest is taken.
Glass /, Roadsters, Trotters-Helen
Idlewood, Hook and Woods; The
King, Lula Long: Kismet, Lula Long;
Phalance, Cooper Bros; Lodia,
Cooper Bros; Ned, Watt.
Glass 81, Harness Horses-Maid OF
Honor. Mrs. Walsh Chocolate Sol
dier. Mooers; Woodhatch, Lula Long;
Sweet Marie, Cooper Bros.
Glass -, Harness Horses-cleve-
land Reade and Chocolate Soldiers,
Mooers; Revelation and Hesitation,