The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
Melvin c. Hazen, Manager,
Makes Public Some Of
Plans for Event.
OPENS ON SATURDAY
Indications Point to the Affair Being
Most Successful One Yet
Held.

YIN Z. HaZen, surveyor Tor the DlStric,
Of Columbia, is manager of this year.
show. The premium list of the coming
event was issued by Mr.. Hazen yester.
day, several weeks earlier than has beer
the case before.
This year the Capital is to have the
biggest best and most representative
morse show OF Its annals. is the promise
OF Mr.. Hazen, who was prominent in
the establishment of this annual event
and who, as its manager this year, is
busy securing the cooperation of all the
horse-lovers of the District to help him
make the horse Show the social affair OF
ihe spring and summer season.
The show will be held on Nav ;
b, 6, and T. II will open on a Saturday
Sunday the gates will be closed, giving
the people a chance to discuss the en-.
tries and prepare for the enjoyment OF
the feature events of the three succeed.
ing days.
The entry fee in all classes is s.. Mil
1tary classes are entered free. Entries
will be closed on April % Applications
Tor box and tie stall should be made
carly, as there are but limited num-
Der on the grounds. and these will be
assigned in the order in which the ap-
plications are made. The show will be
held at the usual grounds, Eighteenth
Officers of the association are r. NJ
Thompson, president; Gen. Leonard
Wood, w P. Emo and Edward Mclean,
vice presidents: J. William Henry treas
urer; Arthur D. Addison. secretary, and
Melvin c. Hazen, manager.
Other officials of the show are: Execu-
tive committee-Henry T. Allen. chair
ran: a. D. Addison. J. William Henry,
William Littauer. W. II. Henderson
n,,ia
Directors LarZ Anderson. Joseph
Letter. Edison Bradley. W. Fl. Carter, P.
'. De Graw, c. c. Glover, William Hit
Hugh S. Legare, Nelson A Miles G. Won
L. Meyer, r. NJ. Thompson. Herbert
Wadsworth, C. p. Wetmore. BeekElan
Winthrop. Adam Beck. Fl. Rozier Du-
lany, w. n. Dykman. J. B. Garrard. J.
A. Spoor. \. u. Addison. II. T. Allen,
w. II. Brownson. Clarence Edwards.
George Howard. II. +. Lippitt. Arthur
Moses, r. L. Stimson. Austin Wads-
worth, {. W. Watson. G.. w. Wicker
sham, Leonard Wood. W. d. Denegre.
II. \. FaIrbairn. Thomas Hitchcock,
Clifford Sifton, E. T. Stotesbury. c. L.
McCaw!ey, L. p. Mclean, w. c. Mar
row. Charles Muilikn. Swagar Shirley,
Horace II. Westcott Richard \. Harlow,
Redmond c. Stewart. W. p. Emo. NJ. C.
Fazen, J. ". Henry. William Littauer,
J. W. Bailey, Perry Belmont, J. A.
buchanan. J. N. Dickinson. n. T. De-
Pauw. Henry Fairfax. Mitchell Harrison,
James W. Graves. George y. McLana-
han. Cuno H Rudolph. Charles c. Car
lin James W. Andrews. Samuel ID. Rid
die. Victor c. Mather Joseph H Brad
ley, W. Golden Davis.
The list of premiums is as follows:
Breeding Classes.
Class 1-Thoroughbred stations. First
Prize, cup; second prize, ribbon. third
prize. ribbon; fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass 2-StandaTd bred stations. First
prize, cup: second prize. ribbon: third
prize. ribbon: fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass 3-Suitable to sire army horses
and hunters. First prize. cup; second
prize. ribbon. third prize, ribbon: fourth
prize, ribbon.
Class 4-IieavE harness stations. First
prize, cup; second prize, ribbon: third
prize. ribbon; fourth prize. ribbon.
Must be owned by exhibitor thirty
days prior to date of show.
Glass 5-Heavy draft team. First prize,
81; second prize, SO: third prize, s.;
fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass 6-Delivery wagon and horse.
First prize, 81; second prize, SO; third
prize, s.; fourth prize, ribbon.
Heavy harness horses. to be shown to
appropriate vehicles. All horses must
be practically sound, have conformation.
quality, style. and all around action,
good manners, and be able to go a good
pace. Horses doctored or in any way
artificially, improperly. or unfairly pre-
pared or tampered with before entering
show ring will he disqualified. The
judges will discountenance the excessive
Use of bearing reins, severe biting. and
heavy shoeing.
Glass Horse 15.2 and under. First
prize, $50: second prize. $50; third prize,
$40: fourth prize. ribbon.
Glass S-Pair horses. l5.2 and under
First prize, $50: second prize. $50; third
rrize, $40; fourth prize. ribbon.
Class a-Horse, over b. First prize,
SEQ: second prize. so; third prize, SO:
fourth prize, ribbon.
Class 10-Pair horses over 15.2 First
prize. $50; second prize, $50; third prize,
$40: fourth prize, ribbon.
Class n-Novice horse, 15.2 and under.
First prize. $50; second prize. $50; third
prize. SO; fourth prize. ribbon.
Glass 12-NOviCe horse, over 49,. First
prize. $50: second prize, $50; third prize
sl0 fourth prize. ribbon i
Glass 13-Novice pairs. any height. First
prize, $50: second prize. 90; third prize,
SO: fourth prize. ribbon. and heavy
shoeing, first prize. $50; second prize, $50;
third prize, $40; fourth prize, ribbon.
Horse shown to a runabout: should
have good manners, conformation and
quality, true all around action and be
able to 90 pace. and must stand with
out being held.
Glass 1+Runabout horses. First prize
$50; second prize. $50; third prize, SO;
fourth prize ribbon.
Appointment class-The horses to count
50 per cent; vehicle, - per cent; harness.
10 per cent, and liveries. 10 per cent The
horses should have good manners, stand
quietly and back Well.
Glass 45-Gig horse. First prize, $50:
second prize, $50; third prize, 10; fourth
prize, ribbon.
Glass 16-Phaetons. pairs. First prize,
$50: second prize, $50; third prize. SO;
fourth prize, ribbon.
Class 17-Brougham horse. First prize,
$50: second prize, $50: third prize. SO;
fourth prize. ribbon.
Glass 1S-Lady's phaeton horse. shown
TO lady's phaeton, and to be driven by a
lady. First prize, $50: second prize, $50;
third prize, SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
Glass 19-Lady's phaeton pairs tsame
conditions as Class 1S.)
Class 0-Model harness horses, shown
in hand. First prize, $50; second prize,
$50: third prize, SO; fourth prize, ribbon.
Class 2l-Tandem, park and road. First
prize. $50; second prize. $50; third prize,
$40: fourth prize, ribbon.
Class 22-Fours-in-hand. First prize
$50; second prize, $50; third prize, 10;
fourth prize, ribbon.
IN. BIN Class u and 90 horses need
not be named at entry)