Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-29
First Night Of
Horse Show AT
Fair Success

ali DuCCCSS
The horse shows are to be the
Dopuiar feature at the state fair
1hfs year Judging from the crowds
szha& taxed the stadium at last
nzxht's performance. the initial
Ghow Of the year. People Of Ore
- are enthusiastic over the skill
~ her horsemen, her fair eques-
SEfenne and the performances
which they are giving with their
y Sl1nntiful horses.
Leading among the entries are
- three horses, "TIildare," Lord
rUelson." and "Sir Sidney which
- shown and ridden by Mrs.
wayne w. Keyes Of Tacoma. These
Enrses were recently purchased by
Ner In New York after they had
s.rpated much favorable comment
sxnong the lovers of the horse. she
\ moved them at the recent horse
Ghow in Portland and there they
carried off many honors. Al the
;siIhow last night they won blue rib
bons in every class In which tney
we're entered.
Closely yieing with this trio are
tne horses entered by James NC
Gx7eave OF Victoria. 3. c., which are
tine animals. They. are attracting
ranch praise as ridden or driven by
NEr. McCleaves young daughter
Miss Dorothy, who is skilled
x,n,,nr horsewoman. The horses
shown last night that were owned
Nv the McCleaves were 'Whiskey,
s.Y3rohibition'' .Indian Maid Lady
Fxampbell' Indian Princess "Blar
uev stone" and ''Vistoria."
The famous horse premier,
3 S.<vwned by James d. Farrell of Port
Iend was shown for short exnioi-
ff0n OF high hurting. He was rid-
i1en by w. s. Elliott, judge Of the
unnr1e show.
An attractive addition to the
ufxht was the showing OF a real
Trfsh haunting cart, made in Ireland
~ Mr.. Farrell. Riding in 1t were
/ - quartet Of Salem women, Miss
MA Miller, Mrs. A. ]. RAIN, Mrs.
- ". McMechen and Mrs. W. e.
trunk. who were daintily gowned
N irish costumes and who sang
Trfsh songs and several of the old
eubngs as they rode about the stad-
fam.
The winners for the classes SHOWN
Inst night are as follows:
Glass S1-Ponies in single mar
mess. ponies under 80 inches: First
~E3abe" owned by Curtic RUBY,
r0rtland: second. Buttons, owned
~ Curtis Ruby. Portland; third
ltDrse owned by Boedge Heimer
It0nAld. ,8
class draft teams. lot 1e1, light
sRrhft teams--First, ID. F. Burge
A1nany; second. Curtis Ruby, Port
Kind: third, Curtis Rupby, yort
land. s
rAorses Is hands and over--First
s.EIfIdare," owned by Mrs. Wayne
~ Keyes Tacoma; second, "Jen
rfp Winzler,' owned by 9. n
wheeler, Portland; third, DIANA,
uwned by VI. Fl. Kerron, Portiano
Glass Z, heavy harness norses
f6ngie, horses over 14.2 hands
77Fret. "Sir Sidney" owned by Mrs
wzyne w. Keyes, Tacoma; SECOND
lord Nelson" owned by MRS
yEnyne w. Keyes, Tacoma; thiro
sKildare." owned by Fiss Nell os
Burne, Portland.
CIass "A, women's saddle morse.
three gated, over 15.2-First' p
fySS1ney." owned by Mrs. Wayne
yueves. Tacoma; second, "Rovena,
~unad nv Miss Jane HoneymaI
purtland; third. Major Dillon'
rwned by w. U. Sanderson, Por
pmr1d. sa
class Is, combination horse
t1kre gated. over 15.2-Flrst, =, !,
ilnre," owned by Mrs. wayne
Treyes, Tacoma; second sterlii
mike" owned by Matt McDousa'
rrrtiand: third, "Prohibiton,' owl
"a by James McCleave, Victoria
e. 80, ho.s
GLASS 10. novice saddle nors
esrree gated, horses over l4.z-
Tsfrst. "Rovena," owned by MI
- a. - Honeyman, Portland; secoh
sT.ndv Campbell" owned by lam
vrcf.leaye. Victoria, B. e.; tnir
s.Tlaisy." owned by Matt McDous'
Eurtland. hors
class %, green hunters, hors
xxa hands, that have never won
nrfze in q hunter class-flrst La
enmpber,. owned by James ~ ~
SsTeave. Victoria, B. c.; secoI
sr5lghland Laddie," owned by M
x.Iamentine Lewis. Portland; TIM
s-prfncess Pat" owned py
r4elen West. Portland. -
class "a, heavy weight hunte t,,
v-..,-ses over 14.2 hands--First ~
s.,~ FOX" owned by w. U. sana
-, portland; second, "Victor,'
-,ad nv James McCleave, v
tr~ia. B. G.; third, "Blarney ston'
.-,ed hv James McCleave, v
xuria, B. c.
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