Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-29
HorseShow
Attendance
TopsRecord
Big Stadium Packed
to Witness Excellent
Program VIII Re-
peat Hurdle Race

peat Hurdle Race
Seats in the big stadium at tn
state fair grounds were at a pre-
mfum by S;20 o'clock at las
nights horse show and severa
hundred persons stood Throughout
the evenings entertainment. Tn,
show is successful from ever.
standpoint, big fields OF good
horses, big crowds to see then
perform and good officials in tn,
ring to do the judging and to see
that everything moves along ac.
cording to schedule.
The regular jumping events last
night were followed by a special
hurdle race OF three heats
i pleased the spectators so greatly
mat 1t will be repeated tonight
during the earlier part of the pro-
gram In order that all may enjoy
1t.
Sterling Duke" Matt McDou-
gals three-gaited saddler. cham
pion at last years Pacific Interna-
tional, took two blues again last
night in the classes. He will un-
loubtedly make clean sweep OF
he three-gaited classes through
tut the week il he continues to be
veil shown.
Bohemian Art" owned by Geo.
o. Plummer. of Seattle. is doing
squally well in the four-gaited
classes and was second only to
Mr.. MyCleave's Mabel Reade" in
the roadster class. Doris Me-
Cleave is the popular favorite as
In years past, and is entitled to all
the praise she gets.
j. d. Farrell. dean of western
horsemen in the show ring, was
IN the ring last night as a guest
of the judges. Mr.. Farrell was en-
thusiastic in his praise of the show
and said that there was a so per
cent increase In attendance over
anv previous years big night.
Ex-Governor Oswald West. d.
rector. and A. P. Fleming. mana
rer OF the@ Pacific International,
are in daily attendance. Mr.. West
Is large exhibitor and is riding
very successfully in all of the sad
dler classes. He shows tonight In
he eporting tendem class. COM
bined driving and jumping event.
The Portland Hunt club coterie
of the Younger set probably shows
q higher degree OF ability than at
any other time in the history OF
the club, and they are all riding
admirably.
There are four big jumping fea-
tures tonight. the largest offer
ing in that line during the week
including the Corinthian which
again Introduces the pig pen"
Winners Are Listed
Last nights results:
Glass 2. ladies' roadster single
Mabel Reade. owned by James
Victoria. b. c.. first:
Bohemian Art. second; Jennie W..
third
Glass 30. PAGERS with records
King Seal, owned by D. H. Hutch
Ins. Salem. first; Guyiight. second.
Glass a5 hest pairs draft horsesl
ID. r. Burge, Albany, Oregon.
first; A. c. Ruby, Portland, sec
md; Clark e. Crow, Latah, Idaho,
hird.
Glass 10. ladies' three-gaited
'addlers--Steriing Duke. owned
" Matt McDougal. Portland. Ore
ron. first: Fire Lad. second: Ouch
'ss, third.
Glass s, tandem Moderation
md Indian Maid. the only pair
hown.
Glass ~. gentlemen's fire-gait-
d saddlers- Bohemian Art, own
ID by George V. Plummer. first: g
.eGrand Mcdonald. second; David
iarum. third.
Glass 10. lightweight hunters !
ady Campbell, James McCleave, 9
rst: Princess Pat. Miss Helen
Vest, second; Water Bud, DR.. o
Ianiel Meyers, third. g
Glass 26, water Victoria :
nd Victory, James McCleave. Vic /
eria. b. c., first and second; Col a
mel Bowie. Miss Helen West,
bird. n
Glass IA. combination three Il
aited horses - Sterling Duke, g
att McDougal. first: Prohibition. h
ames A. Mecleave. second: Tom v
|. n. Kerron. third. e.
TOnight's Program a
7:30-Stock parade. &
500 o'clock--ciass 3. gentle q
ems roadster single. q
Class sf-POnies under saddle.
Glass 6-F0ur-in-hand draft.