The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-29
HORSE SHOW
ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD TO TOWN
Last Monday.


County Court day in April, was the
largest seen here in years last Monday.
While the horses were not up to the
usual quantity, they made up for 1t in
quality and the show was considered
by many to have been the best held
here in years. That the people still
enjoy these horse shows was manifest
ed by the fact that the largest crowd
seen here in many months was on hand
and handed out applause to their fav-
orite animals.
Billy Burton's "Bleucher' made a
spldndid show and attracted much at
tention and had many admirers in the
crowd.
Frank Foley. of Hackley. was on
hand with his handsome saddler High
Preston" by Carroll Preston. he is roy
ally bred and good individual.
Gay Boyd" owned and shown bv N.
W. Rogers, of Paint Lick, was very
much admired and was decidedly the
best walking horse on the ground.
That noted stallion ''All Peavine''
bred and owned by that master of
horseman, K. s. Scudder. of Mckinney
never looked better and made many
new friends here Monday.
J. Nevin Carter. of Stanford, the
proud owner of Kentucky Gentleman
was on the ground esrlv and this mag
nificent horse held good crowd around
him throughout the entire show.
Ray and Anon. of Buckeye. made q
splendid show with Headlight, n
beautiful bay. by Red Leaf. a horse
well known in this vicinity and the sire
Of some splendid animals.
Duke of Denmark Jr. was very much
admired and Clarence Beazley. his
owner is very proud of the record he
has made for him in the two years he
has owned him.
Hamilton's Chief. in the hands of
Felix White, but owned and controlled
by the Government. is q beautiful
chestnut stallion sired by Bourbon Chief
and proved very popular with the crowd.
Golden Emerald. owned by Embry
and Yantis, made his initial appearance
at this show and was very much ad-
mired. He is royalty bred. being by
Golden King and out of an Emerald
Chief mare. This horse is only four
years old, but very promising.
kentucky's Choice and Chester
Chief were hot on hand but were
ably represented by their manager.
Mr.. Joe Mcdowell, of Danville.
Kentucky's Choices winnings were on
display in the window of McRoberts
drug store and attracted unusual at
tention
Chester Dare. owned by R. NJ. Moss.
Of Bryantsville. is a handsome individ-
ual. being sired by old Chester Dare
and is horse with as much style as
you will see anywhere.
Rex Moki, by Rex Peavine and out
Of Silver King mare. owned and ex-
hibited by p. Z, Parish. of Grab Or
chard. made a fine show and was much
praised.
Mr.. Robert Burnside exhibited nice
horse. Rex, by Rex Peavine, the prop
erty of W. A. Price. This horse dam
was an On Time mare and YVES a nice
one.
Mr.. Lem Teater. of Bryantsville.
was driving a nice horse. but the writ
er failed to get hisna Lem wouldn't
own one unless he was good and well
bred, SO you will have to ask him for
his breeding.
The pony show was fine and amused
the children during the entire show.
Diamond Dick. controlled by J. w.
Sweeney was looking fat and fine and
Jesse Is very proud of the showing he
Is making this season.
"Shelbark" the beautiful pony Of
Ray and Anon. Of Buckeye is looking
fine and was very much admired.
''Silver SILK. another Shetland own
ed by Ham and AIdridge. of Hystts'
Vile, 10 beautifully marked and hand
some pony.
''Bariowe" never looked better and
was admired by all. He is owned BY
r. l. Burton OF Brysntsville. but is in
charge Of w. B. Burton Of this city
this season.
major C. Jr." decidedly the small.
est pony on exhibition and true shst-
land type. being only AZ inches and q
good in conformation and finish = ens
cares to see. Owned by r. l.. Elkin.
Most Of the horses mentioned abovs
are advertised In this issue Of the
Record and any one wishing to- -
their psdigress can do %.