The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-18
AT THE HORSE SHOW

The prophets won Friday night
when Johnnie Jones, owned by E. D.
Moore OF Columbia, Mo, carried the
blue in the senior grand championship
class at the horse show for five gated
saddle horses. Ever since Moore an
nounced that he would enter Johnnie
he has been the big bet among horse
men for the winner of the $1,000
purse which YVES the biggest event of
the horse show. Lawrence Barrett,
owned by o. j. Mooers Of Columbia,
Mo-, was a close second. Kentucky
Champ Clark, owned by Hamilton
Bros. of KeOta, Iowa, was third, while
the pink ribbon went to Cleo Grand
Mcdonald, owned by Miss Lo1lla Long.
Fifth honors were carried by Princess
Mcdonald of the stables CT Hutton &
Everett of Smithville, Mo. There
were eleven entries.
Over all the winners, Rex Corona, a
beautiful black, owred by Roy Davis
of Kansas City, was the favorite with
the audience. The black was also Il
favorite with the spectators in the
junior championship Wednesday but
only drew fourth. The fact that the
horse was not up to the weight of his
class and was thin in the flanks, was
the reason given by the judges for
pla cling him SO far down the line.
In the $500 roadster championship
Dan Hur won the blue over Illumina-
ton, entered by Miss Long. Dan IIur
Is owned DS Ian riley OIL SI. Joseph.
illumination carried the red, with
Jaurney Maid, owned by Tom Bass of
Mexico, Nc. third, and Jane Boyle,
from the same stables as Dan Hur,
fourth. In a number of the other
harness classes, horses of the Long
and Mooers stables led the awards.
Following are the results:
The five-gaited saddle horse senior
championship, which was one of the
most interesting matches between the
H. Al
Johnnie Jones, owned by z. D. Moore
of Columbia, Mo.
Results of Evening.
The results last night follow:
Roadster cha mpionship-Blue rib
bon to Dan HUr, owned by Dan Riley,
st. JOSEPH, Mo; second, illumination,
owned by Miss Loula Long, Kansas
city: third, Jaurney Maid, owned by
Tom Bass, Mexico, Mo-; fourth, Jane
Boyle, Dan Riley, st. Joseph. Mo.
Hackney pony under saddle-Blue
ribbon to Braun Bell, owned by c. E.
Bum, Peoria, Ill; second. Braune-
myra. owned by ]. C. Strubhar. Peo-
ria, Ill.
Tandem-Blue ribbon to Hesitation
and Revelation, owned by Miss Loula
Long of Kansas City. Mo-; Realization
and Concentration, owned by Miss
Loula Long, Kansas City, Mo-
Five-gaited saddle horse senior
championship-Blue ribbon to John
ME Jones, owred by E. d. Moore. Co
lumbia, Mo-; second, Lawrence Bar
rett, owned by o. ]. Mocers. Column
bia, Mo-; third, kentucky Champ
Clark, owned by Hamilton Bros.
Keota, Iowa; fourth, Cleo Grand Nc
Donald, owned by Miss Loula Long,
Kansas City, Mo; fifth, Princess Nc
Donald, owned by Hutton & Everett,
SnithVille, Mo.
Hackney ponies in harness, pair
Blue ribbon to Dinarth Doal and
Dinarth Gem, owned by George Heyle,
Washington, Ill; second, Nipper. Jr.
and Furrelade, owned by c. E. Bum,
Peoria, ILL.,; third, Braunemyre, and
Odora. owned by ]. c. Strubhar, Pc
oria, Ill.
Harness horses, pair, with appoint
ments-Blue ribbon to Animation and
Admiration, owned by Miss Loula
Long, Kansas City, Mo-; second,
Woodrow Squire and Advance Guard,
owned by o. ]. Mooers, Column bia, Mo-;
third, Spring Maid and Polonius