The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-14
BIG CROWD ENJOYS FINE
MORSE SHOW MONDAY
Thousands Of People Gather Here to
See Blue Blooded stations on Ex-
hibition at Annual Event


pie IN town. The weather was iueal
and while there we're not over ~ stat
lions ON exhibition those which wer,
here were Of the very finest blood ana
we're eStravagantly admired by all who
saw them.
Most of the stations were on exhibit
ton during the day at Baughman
Walters stable. All we're brought out
about one o'clock and the saddiers and
roadstcrs put through their PAGES on
East Main street which was lined Tor
almost hall a mile with spectators
who cheered their iavorites and enjoy
ed the show immensely.
To attempt TO give an individual des-
cription Of the merits ot each animal
IN exhibition. would occupy too much
space here and besides such iniorma-
tiou will be gwen by the enie5prising
owners IN the advertising columns OF
this paper in this or subsequent issues.
In response To the request OF many
friends Dick Scuddcr, of Mckinney
brought in his great young sire, All
Peavine from his farm. to town for ex-
hibition Mr. Scudder did not show
All Peavine last season as he did not
wish To take any chances with so valu-
@hRf' ~ eh'h'eif f'' ''N '''N - w.
get has increased each season, so many
b horsemep wanted to look AT the sire OF
50 many Futurity winners, that Mr..
Scudder consented To bring Nun To Town
ON this occasion. aud he was the cyno'
sure of all eyes as he was gwen a
moderate workout by his groom, and IN
his stall.
One of the saddle horses that at
ed he at
day was Nevin Carriers magnificent
feavine stallion Kentucky Dcnticfnafi,
which Is one OF the handsomesi oolored
and shaped animals seen anywhere and
one OF the freest and best RoerS DOCK
Drye rode him and made a grand show
with HIM gentleman who mas been
sent to kentucky hy Texas morse
fancier to buy tine kentuckf Stallion
saw him work and asked MI Caftet
Tor a price on hii'' p'o;'o;i;iSi''s a''i
the finest thinR ne hsd !e' seen VI
borseilcsh IN Kentucky. MI. carter
said that u would take s<'9Vo to buy
HIN. Mr.. Carter also had on exhibition
his Tine ferchefon stallion Noltaire.
Nithough nc ava no, bIinS GOWN Town
tor. e<hibition " - Wa'te' hs" AZ
Nunnelleys stock yards, "hete many
SAW hin' nls great sauuie sh0 Na''V"
Preston, which has each season increas,
cd IN popularity both IN the stud ana
IN the show ring and bids lar TO nave
The best season yer tliis SeSt' nc 10
IN Rrand shape 49,,
Three trotiing stations; Whieh were
sent up aud down me pike IN alinss'
record time each making great SNOW
attracted lots OF attention ihey were
W Is. burton oil Lanesstets sreal
black, Bicueher, ono OF the handsomest
animals ever seen anywhere ana J. u.
CECIL oil I,anNilles magnificent par,
Chimewood and thistle Douile All
three were IN line shape ana were gen
erously aprlauded. lhese animals are
much sought diter ~ those WI" uosi'e
10 breed nice stepping buggy horses.
Is. w. Leigh, OF HustonNilie, had a
mighty nice looking animal on eNhi-
bition, IN ms nlen Brook, when IS nav
ing big season IN the West End OF
Lincoln county. MI Leigh knows now
TO handle horse and IS setiine spien-
did results from his line stallion
Logan Hubble mad ms line big tro',,
Ter, Don Narrick on eNiibitlon ana
viii nave big season with iih lie
has the size ana stamina ior any pur-
pose
One OF the handSomest Young sires
IN the show was Lee MeSsers ReN
ODare. which Is rapidly making a re-
puiation and Is being nicely handled by
his young owner.
Les Sloan. the popular and huStline
Young tNrscmsn, OF the Hubble section
had mighty nice looking youngs'ei
bN All feaNine, which he calls keNall
King.
The government stallion Hamilton
Chief which IS IN charge oi FeliN
White. was also brought IN by tha'
gentleman. lie Is iine looking ant
NAL and splendidly bred.
ierhaps the largest morse on eNhiDi'
tion was Bosscau, a gray Percheron
which Is being stood by X l.. Berry
this side Of Hustonvllle. This is iin'
big animal and the Percherons are be
ing sought after more and more eacl
year for the breeding OF mule mares
w. Williams had on exhibition III,
black Percheron sampson, owned by !.
G.. Buckley, OF Danville and which 7
one Of the handsomest OF the bie stal
lious Ia be found anywhere. Although
four years old. he has already mad,
splendid record and is being mucl
sought after by the farmers who wan
10 breed the big mules.
L. Nj. Back OF HuStonNille, was II
town and announced that he Will stan'
TINS season, ne Wsiheiu ioimerr