The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-09
EARLY ARRIVALS
 FOR HORSE SHOW
SEVERAL SPLENDID STRINGS TO ARRIVE IN THE CITY BY THE
 20TR OF FEBRUARY.
Miss Lula Lona Win Be One of thc Flrst-Many New Equipages
 Are Ordered.

Within the next threo weeks tue residents and visitors win see some of the finest squipaecs goins up and down Central avenue siuu thc days when Diamond Na'm N05Tg and Dis incomparohlo string of horses were brought to Hot Springs for at least three of the weaithies exhibit CTS at the comins horse show wbeh viii be held m this cite March 5 10 g. have announced their intention of coming here with their stable that early ahead Of the opening of this greatest of ak soeIal features
 X letter was received today from Miss Lula Long whose string of Y blue-blooded prlze-winning steeds win no doubt prove one of the big features of the show, stating that she was con iemplattng eomag here the 2Gth of this month She wrote F M Barnes. general manager of the Horse Show association, as follows
 My Dear Mr Barnes:
 We are thinking of sending our horses to Hot Springs some time around the 2eth Of this month, and wish to know if we can have our stalls at the track at that time Will you please send me some more entry blanks, and let me hear from you as soon as possible about the stalls What are the prospects for the show T am sure you will have a good one as yuu always haYe, and will cer. tainly do all We can to hefp make it a success. Sincerely yours.
 "MUss LULA LONG z
 When one considers that it costs this young woman s1.400 week to take care of her horses. one can get an idea of the fine quality of stocl, and what large number she has. Her best horses Will be at the Hot Springs show said Mr. Barnes, who arrived yesterday from Chicago. and who will be here for the remainder of the time until the horse show opens
 Mrs Julius $ walsh, who is send ing q string of S6 horses 10 the biz equine exposition at the Oaklawn track. has placed an order with prominent firm in New York for car load of special equtpages. to be made especially for the Hot Springs show. and she will have c9e Of the swollest entries in the exhibit
 A special party of oyer l5o friends of the Pabst stables, owned by the well known Milwaukee millionaire. are coming from that city and hare already made arrangements for their trip.
 Mrs 0. J Mooers of Columbia Mo. will arrive with their string of 16 horses at least two weeks before the opening Of the show
 MT. Barnes stated that instead of 200 or more horses there had been entered thus far over go0 and The eu- try list has not closed.
 The people do not seem to real i1e the magnitude Of tbe show that they are going to get he said This honestly will be he biggest horse how thai was ever held m the Uuj sd States Chicago held the record for the largest number or gHITlg7 about lS0 horses being entered but for the Hot Springs show there have been entered over 600 The reason tbat there are so many more horses for this show is because, instead of shipping five or six of their stable ] these H-ea4tA44- exhibitors. because il i Is to be held in Hot Springs ara sending down on an average of l0I To 15 horses. Some Of them are ! shipping here their entte stable No | other resort 0r no other city. has ! ever been thus honored as this city |