The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17
HIGH STEPPERS
Horse Shows Attract a Crowd
of 10000 Persons.
E. d. Moore Takes Bulk of
Prizes for Saddle Animals.

Thursday afternoon and evening. The
afternoon crowd was estimated at
1000. The arena was not in the pest
condition in the afternoon but the
horses went through their PAGES 10
the satisfaction of the audience Inc
first event in the afternoon-roAu-
sters in pairs-ended after a haro-
fought bout for first hOrors petWeeh
Dan Bur and Jane Boyle, o"neu li, py
Don Riley of st. Joseph, and AsPlra-
ton and Anticipation, owned Dy MISE MIS-"
Loula Long of Kansas CITY. me Two
entries were favorites with the crow
the former pair. Miss Long OF Kan
sas City did not make her appearance
in the ring until the fourth class ms
class-the event for f1ve-galIeo Col II
bination horses-was carried OH by
E. D. Moore of Columbia, Mo moore
won the same class with the same
horse, Johnnie Jones, last year at the
Topeka show. .r
show was the junior championship
for five-gaited saddle horses. moore
of Columbia again carried OH the DIue
with My Idol Kentucky Chanl Up
Clark. owned by Hamilton Bros. OF
Keota, Ia, second. Following are the
winners for the afternoon;
Class 137-roadster pair s-harness
alone considered was me the Iirs' u O'
shown. The results follow:
First-Da2 Hur and Jane BoeIe'
owned by Dan Riley, st. Joseph, MO.
Standardization and Anuclpa-
ton, owned by Miss Lulu Long, Kan
sas City, Mo.
Third-Belle Mcdonald and Roam
Belle, owned by George Anderson,
Kansas City. Mo.
Fourth-Journey Maid and Biggs
owned by Tom Bass, Mexico MO;
Glass 129-Tandem. Stations,
mares or geldings, under Is hands III
First-woodroyd Squire and Ad-
vance Guard, owned by O. ]. Mooers'
Columbia, Mo.
Standardization and Admiration,
owned by Miss Lulu Long, Kansas
City, Mo
Third Polonious Lady and Polon-
ious Maid, owned by O. ]. Mooers,
Fourtf1-LaGy Joan and Trillo
Candy. owned by ]. C. Strubbar, Peo-
ria, Ill
Glass 159-Shetland ponies in har-
ness, pair.
First-Unnamede, owned by Geo.
Heyl, Washington, III.
Second randee and Ovilta, own
ed by c. E. Bann, Peoria, Ill
Third-Locust ana Qucths, owned
by c. E. Bum, Peoria, Ill
Glass 91-Hackney ponies in har-
ness.
First: Four-in-tard, unnamed,
owned by George Heyl, Washington,
Ill.
Second. Firelad. Nipper. Delight and
Quasina, owned by C. E. Bum, Peoria,
Ill
Glass 144-Five-gaite combination
horse, stallion, mare or geIding, shown |
in harness and then in saddle.
First: Johnny Jones, owned by z. |
d. Moore of Columbia. Mo. (N1r. Moore |
won the same class last year with |
the same hOrSe.)
Second: Cleo Grand Mcdonald, own |
ed by Miss Loula Long of Kansas City. |
Third: Princess Mcdonald, owned |
by Hutton and Everett, of Smithville, |
Mo
Fourth: Lawrence aBrrett, owned
by o. J. Mooer, of Columbia, Mo.
Glass las 1k-High school horses.
Stations. mares and geldings.
First: Belle Beach, owned and rid
den by Tom BraSse, of Mexico, Mo.
Second: Topsy Mcdonald, owned by |
Hamilton Brothers of Keota, Ia, rid
den by Mr.. Reese.
Third: Rooster Mcdonald, James
Kapp, SmithVille, Mo.
Glass 124-HaTness horses pairs |
horses to count 70; appointment 80; |
stations or geldings, Is hands in. |
First: Revelation and Realization, |
owned by Miss Long of Kansas City. |
Second: Hesitation and Concentra- |
ton. Miss Long of Kansas City.
Third: Gallant Lad and Spring |
Maid, owned by o. j. Mooers of Col
umbia, Mo.
Judges: Carl w. Gay, Philadelphia;
y 4.
w. McCempbell director; r. r. Kirk |
St Joseph. manager.
Glass 142 1z-High school saddle |
horses-Blue ribbon to Relic Beach |
leo, Mo; second prize to Topsy Nc |
Donald, owned by Hamilton Bros, |
keota, Ia, and ridden by Mr. Reese; |
third, Rooster Mcdonald, owned and |
ridden by James Tapp, Smithville. |
Glass 177-Welsh ponies in harness, !
tandem-Blue ribbon to Bess and Luz |
clnda. owned by c. E. Bum, Peoria |
Ill; second, tandem team, owned by |
george Heyl; third, team entered by |
c. E. Bum
Class 127 4-Harness horses, ladies'
pa1rs-Blue ribbon to Animation and |
admiration, owned and driven by |
MISS Loula Long; second, Woodroyd |
squire and Woodroyd Queen, owned |
by o. J. Mooers and driven bv Mrs. !
Mooers' third, team entered by J. c.
Mrs Strubhar.
Class 562-Shetland ponies under
saddle-Blue ribbon to Homeside
Gem entered by George D. Kenyon &
mus. entered by c. H. Clark, Lecomn-
ton; third. Rosa Phelps. entered by 9.
H Clark.
Gloss 1SO-One horse to a gig-Blue
ribbon to Illustration, owned by Miss |
owned by o. ]. Mooers; third. The |
Spring Maid, owned by E. ]. Mooers /
and driven by Mrs, Mooers; fourth,
Lady Joan, owned by j. c. Strubhar |
and driven by Miss Strubhar
Class 131-Unicorn hitch (three
horses) Blue ribbon to Consterna- /
ton, Hesitation and Revelation,
owned and driven by Miss Iloula
long second, Advance Guard, Polo
NOUS Maid and Gallant Lad, owned |
ana driven BY o. ]. Mooers; third.
Eauy Joan. Trillo Candy and Odora,
owned by ]. c. Strubhar.
me evening results follow:
lass 133-Runabout pair. with an
PR eIhents-Blue ribbon to Advance |
Iuaro and Pick of the Basket nurned