Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
PASSED RIBBONS TO
HORSES AND CATTLE
Winners in Horse Ring and thttlc
rcn- pccidcd b, s'I..la, Np'nisi-
Ilold World Dn. ~M hip.

Iu.an fIt 10. Iur Tua county
Ir'' iHiI wt. aHp ENhIutur dab
'ho main attraction being Tho horse
SHOW and exhibition OF prize cattle
Ntdn'FIH' horse show opened
with three '.rlfa ur interest Tho
I'" EfI'rI saddle .ufH. marc. and
IS .llu.H any uge. shown under sad
die IuNNauI. owned IH ~ J..
Lewis and IidUuu hE Mrs W T..
Lewis. took lrat. I1nrL owned and
ridden 10, 49, t. devastating second.
Helen lII,kun. owned boy W .. LOWS
and ridden by SIR Crouch took thir1
prize
In the nve-Etitcd saddle stallion
chss. Dr a.. owned b} LOWS and
ridden hy D. " Mcdonnell. took tho
blue ribbon
foI'yunnt and ENatrl were shown
o. double harness .u the double driV-
ing class, driven and owned hy W
J.. lewis. ana taking first place.
Crisis and Dr b. driven in hir-
ness py i. " Mcdonnell took sec
ond
Yesterday The single driven. fine
harness stallion class. was entered
first and attracted unusual interess
The blue ribbon went to DIV D..
owned by W. J. Lewis aud driven by
j. " Mcdonnell Asomcnt. owned
ana driven boy Charles FullIngtou.
took second
Crisis Another champion.
In the walk. trot. c1nter and dash
fnr mares. stations aud geIdInRs.
any age. Crisis. ridden and owned hy
W /. Lcwis. took first honofs Eva-
bel ridden hy Crouch. took second
and Fashion, owned ~ Wertrhcrgcr
aud ridden by 4. Segcl,ac, took third
place
Saddle stations IN the walk. trot
and Canter class were Dr. ridden by
j. W Mcdonnell taking first place
ana Yellowstone, owned ~ Andy
stokes and ridden by his son. J W.
stokes. took the red ribbon.
To-day is the hig day Tor al low
crs ut good horsefleah The cham
p.ons will bee pulled OF for gated
saddle horses stations, mares and
geldings The championship walk.
trot and canter class for stations.
mares and gcldlngs and the cham
plonsh'p driving class
A shetland pony show was held
late Yesterday evening, there being
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horses were Judged.
Exhibitors In the cattle building
were e p. Suppcs a son ~ the Rose
wood stock farm i u. ,roshio " the
oil City stock farm. " IS Fears OF
he summcrflcld stock farm, Louis
Kline and Andy Stokcs
Largest IIcri Of shorthorns.
the sumorfIeld stock farm has The
largest herd 40 the falr this year.
taking second prize With their
breeders CALI herd ot 90 premier
Shorthorns This exhibit wac one Of
the feature. uf the cattle show Six
ribbons were taken by the six en-
tries from this farm First prl4c win
ners being the senior champion bull.
Sultan Lord. the bull in the three
years and under class the iun,ur
yearlinK heifer calf
Eight ribbons we're awarded the
entries from the Rosewood stock
farm, among them the puc ribbon
for the junior champion bun Rose
wood Champion and first fov the
Junior yearling bun
The on city stock farm made
splendid showing with eight blue
ribbons. besides several red and
white ones First prizes went 20 the
following classes from this farm
Senior champion COW bull over
three years. seiror yearling bull
senior ycarling car. COW three years
and over. best COW two years and
under. senior ycarlinE hcifer and
senior NearlinR calf
prire NJ Sa,pge secretary of the
Nuskogcc Free $ate Fair. acted as
Judge of the cattle exhibits and gave
eminent satisfaction