The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-12
GREAT EXHIBIT
LIVE STOCK AND
FARM PRODUCE
DISPLAY AT PENSACOLA INTER
STATE FAIR THIS YEAR WILL
EXCEED IN NUMBER THOSE OF
ANY PREVIOUS sEssloN-HoRsE
SHOW PROGRAM.

With the number Of Hive stock and
agricultural exhibits passing the high
water mark and requests for space
coming In daily from the various coun-
ties, General Manager N. ]. IAllard
said last night that the Hive stock and
agricultural departments at the Pensa-
cola Interstate Fair this year will ex-
coed In quantity the displays made at
former sessions Of the fair in this city
c. A Fulford. manager of the fair
association at Bombay, informed Man
ager Lillard yesterday that Holmes
county will be represented by gen
eral county exhibit and also that the
ladies' department would be repre-
sented-
VIM A. Seasons of Bombay, says he
is coming with a herd of pedgreed
Berkshire hogs and asked that space
be reserved for him for a general ex-
hibtt of agricultural products. He will
also make entries in the poultry de-
partment, consisting Of Buff Orping-
tons and Indian Runner ducks.
Miss Thompson viii Ride.
A feature of the horse show program
will be the appearance Of Miss Eunice
Thompson, Pensacola's celebrated
horsewonan, who will appear each
night mounted on well trained horses.
Four Arc Lights.
Ed. Peake was yesterday awarded
the contract for installing the electric
lights on the fair grounds and will
commence the work next week. In adj
dition to the numerous other lights,
| four arc lamps will be placed in front
of the grand stand for the horse show
and night attractions.
Following is the program for the
horse show:
Friday Night, Oct. oath.
Gentleman's driving horse, mare or
gelding. Speed. style and conlorma-
prize SIS.
Gated saddle horse. Must show Ave
gaits. To be governed by saddle gaits
only; first $40, second SIS.
Fancy rig The handsomest horse.
mare or gelding in harness Horse to
count rs per cent appointments %
per cent. Extreme speed not required:
first SO, second IS.
Most stylish couple in appropriate
vehicle. Horse. vehicle and appoint
ments to count so per cent. occupants
so per cent: first $40. second SIS.
Tuesday Night, Oct. 28th.
Light harness mare to be shown to
| runabout or light vehicle. Conforma-
ton, speed. style and manner to count;
| first SO, second SIS.
Lady driver. May be accompanied
by another lady. Mare or gelding to
| suitable vehicle. Ease, grace and driv-
| ing ability to govern Extreme speed
not required: first SO, second IS.
/ Light harness horse or gelding to
| light vehicle. Conformation, manner.
speed. style and action to govern; first
| $40, second SIS.
| Barouche or surrey horse, mare or
gelding. To be shown to two-seated
vehicle. To be judged for the purpose
| intended, manner and action; first $40,
second SIS.
Wednesday Night, Oct. Goth.
Harness pony. To be shown in har-
ness to suitable vehicle, and driven by
child not over fifteen years of age.
| Pony to count so per cent, driving
ability so per cent; first $40. second So.
Best gentleman rider. Must mount
and dismount. Style, ease and ability
to govern; first SO. second So.
| Light harness horses. Pairs: Pair
mares or geldings for road, trotting or
pacing. May be mated mare and geld
| ing. Style, speed and action to gov
ern; first SO. second SIS.