El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

one, two, three time, George W stepped
about the show park to the plaud-
its Of spectators, as he rOmped away
with first honors in every entry he
made.
Rebel Makes Perfect Score.
The only perfect score in the show
Friday was made by Mai. G. T. Lang
I horne's Rebel, a chestnut sorreI who
captured first place in the hunters and
jumpers class with the bars set at
four feet even. Rebel swung around
the oval, sailing over the jumps with
an easy getaway and landing with
sure footing He was easily one Of
the most graceful Jumpers in the arena
Close Competition in Hurdle.
A close competition finished at the
park when the troop horse entries were
given the foot 8 inch hurdles at the
close Of the Fort Bliss Field test Up
TO the final trys at hurdling. Capt.
Dunno up for the 18th cavalry, ran
neck and neck with Capt G. ". Moses
Zapata, private r A Burns Up for the
oth cavalry, troop X But ZaData
knocked over hurdle number two and
Jerry baked at the wall jump, besides
knocking off the top bar on the <1rst
jump, both horses losing first place
TO Capt O. Nidmer's Joe Corp. Gordon
up, Tor the Sth cavalry, troop u
Three TIE ut Finish.
The last event scheduled for the
day came TO an auti-climaN at dark
with with three horses tied for the
ribbons at stake. Capt. Williams
Jerry, sgt Dunno up; Capt. Warren
Deans CosmOcraJ, Capt Ben Lear up,
and Capt Williams cinder, Capt VIII
liams UP, are the tied entries, all clear
ing 16 feet in the darkening twilight.
Musical Drill Wins Praise.
The musical drill, which was SPLEEN
Qldiy executed under the direction OF
Lieut. Edwin y. Hardy, Of the Eighth
cavalry won great favor with the
audience The participants were all
nms 4
in white linen suits with black tricor-
nered hats, ornamented with a rOsette
Of the horse show cOlOrs. black and
gold The men were in white polo
Of black and gold ribbons worn across 4
one shoulder. The horses tails and
brides were tied with yellow ribbons.
A number Of intricate figures were per-.
formed and were heartily applauded.
Participants in the Drill.
The driu was led by Miss Hildegard
Sauer and James Graham McNary, with
Mrs Margaret Kinnon Stevens and /
Lieut. Oliver s Wood, as the second |
couple
Those taking part in the drill !
in addition TO the leaders were /
Mesdames julius krakauer, T. " Bar
rows. George D Moore. William G.
Walz, Ben Lear, V 5 Foster; Misses /
Olive Davis, Marion Jones, Evelyn I
Jones. Lucy Berry, Mary Hill. F1oy
Barnhardt. Beulah Brown. and Emily I
Kemp, Lieuts- James B. Ord, George !
LIST ROBERT MGDOud4Qs W N Meul- /
settle A s Peake, = c Rogers, W h 1
Cowles, J. L. Collins. y. P. Marrow.
Robert O. Amin. AIessrs- Julius Kra- (
kauer and Carl A. Beers
Lieut. Hardy was presented with q i
silver loving cup by julius krakauer,
president Of the horse show assOcia-
ton as an appreciation OF his work in
the training OF the drill
Results Of Show.
The results Friday were as follows;
First event. class four for business
team Tex and Mex, entered by the i
Texas company and driven by Abram /
Argandona won. Dick and Brownie, en- I
tered by Walter 5 Clayton, driven by
Walter G. Clayton, second, Bessie and /
Jerry, entered by Western Transfer /
company, and driven by George Pruett.
third; Joe and Dan, by Armour and |
company, driven by J. Holquin, were !
disqualified because one horse showed
himself windbroken-
The second event, class one, troop
horse competition; Joe. entered by Il
Capt G. Nidmer. Corp Gordon up, won; i
Zapata, by Capt G. w Moses, private
R A Burns up, second; Jerry, by Capt
G. Williams, sgt. W. J. Dunno up
Third event, an exhibition ride by
16 women and Is men
Ponies Under Saddle.
Fourth event. class three ponies IN
der saddle: Billy. entered by Mrs. Lee
Orndorff, and ridden by master Lee
OrndOr1f. jr-. up, won Don, by Mrs
j. w JOnASDlls MISS GOLGLt BOgQ up /
second; Bessie, by Merlin Porter. mas
ter Park Pitman. IT.. up, third; Blonde, |
by Billy ToOley, Master Billy ToOley
up. fourth
In the fifth event. class three, ponies 1
to cart, Miss WImar CarussO's Black |
Beauty, driven by herself. took the ]
only prize over Master Conrad Bal
lentine's jim
Hunters and Jumpers.
In the sixth event, class TWO. for |
hunters and jumpers. Mai. G. T. Lang
horne's Rebel took first prize with |
Capt. Ben Lear up; Capt Warren |
Deans COsmOcrat, Capt Ben Lear up |
took second: Capt. G. Vidmer's Scim-
tar. Capt Nidmer up. took third, and
Capt G. Williams Manchu followed \
with fourth, Capt Williams riding
him.
In the seventh event, class six, for
saddle horses, James G. Nc
Nary's George ". showed up for the
first time big over the other entries,
taking first easily. with Miss Hide /
garde Sauer maneuverinE him beau |
tfully before a generously applaud !
ing gallery Mrs. julius Krakauer's |
Peggy, Mrs. Krakauer up, took sec
and ribbon; Mai Langhorne's Rebel.
Miss 7 ucy Berry up, took third, and
Otis Coles's Knight, Miss Nancy Will
Jams up, came fourth with the white
ribbon.
George W. Wins
The eighth event, class five. for sad