The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1912-03-08
HOT SPRINGS
SHOW HORSES
SECOND DAY OF HORSE SHOW
LARGELY DEVOTED TO ExHIB-
TING HORSES OF CITY.
Weather Conditions unfavorabIe but
Management Braves Elements and
viii Continue Hopeful.
Today's Events.

Weather conditions such as are sci
dom brayed by any outdoor attrac-
ton did not deter the Horse Show
association management yesterday,
and Through light showers of rain the
program was carried out as sched-
uled, and further than this, the man
a@ment announces that the show will
continue uninterrupted unless the
weather becomes much worse.
The grand stand is to be heated
end made comfortable and the visit
ing and local society will find itself
in excellent quarters if the weather
is half good; and withal. the man
agement and the public still enter
tains hope for some bright sunshine
over this magnificent equine produc-
ton.
Realizing the very inclement wealth
er ahead for the afternoon, Manager
Barnes yesterday morning made
shift in his program, bringing the
local entrants largely into the events
of the day, and thus reserving the
high class stock from the foreign
stables for such occasions as the at
tendance can be increased.
For today the management has put
out one of its strongest programs,
hoping that the weather will change,
ana that with the liberal attendance
that viii respond under good condE
tons, the remainder of the show Will
be the unqualified success that every
day OF it should have been under
proper auspices. -.
The first event called was that OF
Judging three gated saddle horses.
Mrs. Walsh took down the blue rib
bon with her Charity" while "Ches-
ter Times" the entry of Hook and
Woods, won the red, and Ned" en-
tered by Sam Watt, got the white.
"Wnd Fire" entered by O. ].
Mooers, won first in the ponies under
saddle; Daisy" entered by Chris
Ledwidge, got second and Peacock"
Cooper Brothers entry, took third
money.
IN the event for lazy riders Miss
Walsh on ''Charity" got the blue,
Sam Watt again entered Med" and
won second, and the white went to
Robin Bow" the Cooper Brothers
horse
IN the roadsters and trotters class
Rex" the entry of Douglass Hotch-
kiss, came home with the blue rib
ben, with "Philazane.' Cooper Broth
ers, second. and Romeo" the Levi
entry third,
n the closing event. for saddle
horses, combination walk, trot and
canter, Miss Long won the first prize.
Ned belonging to S. C. Watt, was
second. and Charity" from Mrs.
Walsh's barn, was third
There still seems to be some doubt
in the minds of many persons in this
city regarding the price of admission
to the horse show, and the manage
ment of the same yesterday made The
following statement:
"The confusion, If there was any,
was probably due to the way in which
the advertisements were worded, al
though we thought that il was plain
enough for all to comprehend. The
general admission is one dollar end
the reserved seats are fifty cents ex-
ira. That means that admission to
the horse show, together with a re-
served seat, is one dollar and half.
One dollar will get any one in the
horse show, and fifty cents additional
entities one to a reserved seat"
In order that there may be no chill
whatever in the big grand stand, the
steam heating plant was started late
yesterday afternoon. the fire kept
burning all night, and today the great
building will be warm and comfort
atle All of the openings have been
closed in, the glass partitions put in
place. and the horse show regardless
of the weather of the weather, will be
given tomorrow, with every event as
advertised
Today's Program.
The program for the horse show
this afternoon brings out the flower
Of the best st'bles at oaklawn- Some
If the ey2fts will introduce prize.
soefs,from the New York and Lon
eggs,