The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-02
HORSE SHOW DAY.
Record Breaking Crowd See Some Good
Horses.
Horses.

Last Monday was regular horse show
day for Lancaster and notwithstand-
ing the extremely cold and rainy day
that it was, the largest crowd ever
seen on such an occasion was here.
Many of the best horses in central
Kentucky were on hand while quite a
few of the noted ones were absent on
account of the inclement day. Good
judges tell US that the show of horses
here Monday was by far the best that
was ever seen here, both as to quality
of breeding and individuality.
The following were here.
Thistle Doune, 2:9i, and Chimewood,
2:191, both good individuals, we'll bred
and full of speed. These horses were
well looked after by their owner Mr..
Jas. Granville Cecil and that veteran
of trainers Crit Davis.
Gordon Todd, Record 2:O7f owned by
Jno. S. Baughman attracted much at
tention and will prove very popular in
this county.
Bleucher, Record 2:29i owned and
exhibited by w. B. Burton looks and
steps like a race horse and although
Mr.. Burton has owned some good ones
in his time. Bleucher seems the best
by far of any he has ever owned.
Rex Helton, owned by Mark Coins
of Marksbury made a good show and
was very much admired.
Don Verrick, the well bred and hand
some sorrel of Logan bubbles made a
fine show and is very popular.
Standard Time, the handsome black
stallion by Dignity Dare and owned by
w. S. Tewmey made favorable i'm
preston and is fine individual.
Rex Moki, was exhibited by Mr..
Pete Parrish and was. considered by
many the best type of gated stallion
on the street.
Wilkes Boy, owned by Mr.. Lem
Teater made fine show both in action
and speed and attracted much atten-
ton.
Sir Ray, owned by R H. Bronaugh
was the only Perch.ron exhibited and
was good one.
Hill Squirrel, by far the best walk
ing horse exhibited was ably shown by
his clever owner, ]. T. Rainey.
Kentucky Peavine and Fitzpatrick
whose proud owner is L. R. Duerson
made good shows with perfect gaits
and all round action.
Kentucky Stonewall, the handsome
black of R. j. Hendren was in the
pink of condition and had many friends
and was admired by all.
High Preston, the royalty bred stall
lion of J. F. Foley, Hackley, KY was
handsome individual with good style
and lots of action.
Beau Naboth, one of the best harness
stations that ever went into a ring
was on hand and looked ever inch a
winner, R. G. Pettus, Preachersville,
is his proud owner.
Barlowe. the magnificent pony of R.
l. Burton's was every inch a winner
and is very popular in his class.
Two Shetlands of Mr.. M. S. Baugh.
man were ably shown by his handsome
young son and created much interest.
Major C. Jr. shetland owned by R.
l.. Elkin, was handsome little fellow
and judged by many to be superior tC
his sire.
Diamond Dick, the beautiful pony Of
W. S. Carrier was very much admired
and is being we'll cared for at the sta
BILE of J. T. Rainey.
Shelbark, another handsome pony by
Dock Gray and owned by Mr.. Webb
Rainey won quite share of the ap
plause which was justly due him as hs
is fine individual.
The horses not on exhibition bu
well represented by their proud owner:
were;
Kentucky Gentleman and Voltaire
owned by j. N. Carter, Stanford. Car.
rol Preston and High Cloud, owned by
w. o. Walker, Stanford. All Pea.
vine owned by R. S. Scudder, Nc.
Kinney, Bohemian King, owner, Allen
S. Edelen, Burgin, KY. Chester Chief
and Kentucky Choice, Joe Mcdowell
Jr, Danville. Walking Denmark,
owned by w. T. Noel, Buckeye.
The above horses were very much
missed and quite number were disap-
| nninted in not seeing them