Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
Stock and x
Farm News

their respective shoNmss-
Mr.. Moore won the trophy given
BY The American Saddle Horse Breed
ers. Association on Princess Euse-
MIA. and third In the big saddle
stake ON Queen Of Denmark. In all
M Moore was awarded seven sirsts'
four seconds. one third and one
fourth.
Tom Bass took two firsts' three
seconds and three thirds.
In the Heavy Horse Ring. +. =
| crosby OF Mexico. Mo-, was the MY
exhibitor and carried off all prizes.
In tho lighter horses, Tom Bass
and =. d. Moore we're among the eA
hlbIters. u
In the colt class. T. d. Moore
won second with KITTY Gordon for
lthe filly foaied in 1911.
Mare 2 years old, Il. ID Moore
!, first on Hester; second on Bavarian
Rose.
Mare . years FIRST II, ~
} Moore. on Princess Eugcnia.
Mare 2 years, under s-Flrst. Ton
Bass, on Ruth Reed
Harness Horses.
single Harness First. Tom Bass,
} on Cleveland Reed.
Gig Horse-second. Tom Bass
On Cleveland Reed.
Runabout Horses Second. Ton
0 BASS, on Lena Collins.
Harness Horses. pairs Second
Tom Bass, on Lena Collins and Mex
lean Man.
oil Roadsters and Carriage Horses.
|0l Driving Team-Third, Tom Bas'
10 on Kingston G.. and Rex,
)0 American Carriage Horses.
sol Mare. 8 years and under 4-Firs'
20 e. d. Moore, on Princess Eugenia
90 third, Tom Bass. on Luy Caldwell.
Dol National Saddle Futurity.
Dol First futurity. second division
50 yea ling mare or stallion-First,
DOL D Moore, on Kitty Gordon.
sol English Hackney.
90 Mare, 3 years or oyer-First. TO
90 Bass, on Lucy Caldwell.
O0 E. D. Moore-of this city made
30 creditabfe showing with his strir
00iof horses at the Missouri Stat
So Fair in Sedalia on Thursday. Amor
90 the ribbons taken on Thursday, a
the following:
3-Year-old mare class, Princess Z
genia, E. D. Moore, first.
Junior Championship. Princess 7
genia, first.
2-Year-oId class, Bayarian Roi
/. e. d. Moore, first; Splint Barnet
horse, second; Hester owned by
d. Moore, third.
In the futurity class, p.
Moore's Kitty Gordon Won first, a
in the yearling mare class, second.
les, Sadie Massie, owned by Ball Brt
Oh CT Kentucky, won first in the as
day mare class; Queen OF Denmarks, oV
ct ed by Il. d. Moore, second; Main
10 va, owned by Undulata Farm, third
~. Carriage Glass; Queen and Bonl
ted Maid Of Eaton Farm. second.
Ing, American Carriage Glass. Queen
her Denmarks, first Nasimova, s
as ond.
ads Combination Glass. Sadie Mass
aus first; Queen of Denmarks. seeor
Nazimoya. third.
'rse e. d. Moore, OF this city, y
ugh awarded the Silver Cup offered
Far the American Saddle Horse Bre
aas- ers' Association for the best sad
was horse or mare three years old
Ion under shown to hand, at the \
souri, State Fair at Sedalla Sept
arty Der 2s-October A.. Mr.. Moor
bar Princess Eugenla was considered
not best and therefore was awarded
sive trophy.
con- Eaton Farm horses won SCI
said firsts. four seconds, n third
eing one fourth at Sedalia during
Fair. These horses are amt
the the best in the State as has b
sedyI attested by the various ribbons /
en- during this season. Mr.. Mo
is an able horseman and is to
nave congratulated upon his winnings.
OF Princess Eugenia also won f
mon in the 3-year-old mare class
will the Junior Championship class
an the 3 year old carriage mare elias
are Other winnings Of Mr.. Moore
gen low:
by Kitty Gordon, first in the year.
division Of the futurity class
second in the yearling saddle m
class.
lco. Queen Of Denmarks, first in An
e OF lean Carriage Glass four-year-old
this over; second in combination
fish rage class; and second in the
bus die mare class; and second v
Bonnie Maid in carriage class.
81 Bonnie Maid. second in plantat
= walking class.
Bavarian Rose. first in by,
old saddle class; Hester, third.
Queen OF Denmarks was gi
fourth in the big saddle stake.
ma. The Levi VIM Admr, Sale
24th Of the estate Of r. D. ST
with son was well attended and brou
inc the following prices: Horses 81
GEES. mules $40; jacks $3.50; steers
D au-