Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-28
HORSES
THRILL
CROW D
Fire Jump Is Novel
Feature of First
Night Of Show; Big
Crowd Attends

OF the auditorium pulluih6 a. ~
state fair grounds can keep ths
121 horse show from being the
best ever held in Salem.
To a very large opening nfgh'
crowd the show opened with the
full harness class and closed WIFI
a thrilling fire jumping exhibition
By five OF the McCleave horses
that was received with tremendous
enthusiasm by those present
Horses jumping through a solid
wall OF flame four feet high is
quite nerve racking to put 1t mild
ly. This feature will be repeated
The jumping events were excit-
ing and the table jump in particu-
lar was thorn in the side" OF
many of the contestants.
Doris McCleave as usual was the
center Of attraction and upheld
the honors OF her fathers admir-
able stable in a manner that was
beyond all praise. Her perform
ance with George e. Plummer's
snowy fiye-gaited Kentucky sad
dier was equal to anything seen
at any show in the east.
List Of Winners.
Last nights winners were.
Glass /. Fine Harness Horse,
Single-Mabel Reade, first, owned
by James A. McCleave, Victoria,
B. c.: Bohemian Art, second, own
ed by George q. Plummer, Seattle;
Tom Kellow. third, owned by II.
M. Kerron, Portland.
Glass 2. Trotters With Track
Records-Jennie W.. first, owned
by C. II. Wheeler, Gresham, Or. ;
Guylight. second, owned by H,
Glerman. Portland; Howard Com
ct, third. owned by II. Glerman,
Portland.
Gentlemen's Three GATED Saddlers
Glass 32--AdmiraI Dewey, first,
owned by James A. McCleave, Vic
toria, B. c.; Buttons, second;
Babe, third, both owned by Curtis
Ready OF Seattle.
Glass 12-Sterling Duke. first,
owned by Matt McDougall, Seat
tie; Fire Lad, second, owned by
DR.. d. Meyers. Seattle: Victoria.
third, owned by James A. Nc
Cleave, Victoria. b. C.
Glass 16 Ladies' Five-Gaited,
saddlers-Bohemian Art. first,
owned by George e. Plummer. Sc
attic; David Harum. second. own
ed by A. e. Graham, Grants Pass;
lie Grand Mcdonald. third, owned
by Miss Lula Ruby, Portland.
Glass 81. Six-in-Hand Heavy
Draft Teams-Six grays. first.
owned by A. c. Ruby. Portland:
six blacks. second. owned by A. c..
Ruby, Portland; Team. third, own
ed by d. r. Burge, Albina. Or.
Glass 22. Novice Hunters-In-
dian Princess, first. owned by
James A. McCleave. Victoria: We
mona. second. owned by Margaret
Ellen Douty, Portland; Waiter
Bud, third. owned by II. M. Ker-
ron, Portland
Class 81 Handy Hunters-Pro-
hibition, first; Tifferary. second;
Victoria, third, all owned by Jas.
A. McCleave, Victoria. B. C.
Glass z. Gig Horses-Indian
Maid. first, owned by James A.
McCleave. Victoria; Ace, second.
owned by Harvey Dick. Portland:
Tom Kellow, third. owned by II.
M. Kerron, Portland.
Tonight's Program.
Glass 2-Ladies5 roadster, sin
gle, IA entries
Glass 30-Pacers with records
four entries.
Glass 3S-Six-in- hand drivingI
competitions. entries.
Glass 10--Ladies' gated
saddlers. 26 entries.
Glass S-Tandems, two entries
Glass l7-Gentlemen's five-gait-
ed saddlers, four entries.
Glass Ss-Pairs in harness. four
entries.
Glass 19-Lightweight hunters.
16 entries.
Glass 26-water jump. II en-
tries.
Class denomination three
galnted saddlers. 10 entries.
Class s5--Heavy draft pairs. z
entries.