The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
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Tulsa PcOpic Great LOucrS
of Horses

VI 4DISth
There Fas % keen interest taken
in the outcome OF tH. HrDF al hqur-
duct roce track. Now York. Saur-
day, on account oi tHo Cosdcn hotao.
"snob Second" ue'ur q contender.
Tho race wta won hr Whist Awny
owned by Harry Payne whitney.
while Nj Coelcu's horse was third
The in'cresfug part ~ II all wna.
that Norwich. hltborto unhoatcn. wp-
not bc'iOr than second and the boy.
who speculate is. the wise
boya--wcre an losors thereby.
However. TulaH OH mon are t1h.
fng great pride Tn the fact THAT Josh
Cosi"n and Harry Sinclair Urc in the
free -for-aU cllsa when A. comes 20
TncinE, nud hore a. home the Ion
horses I'm the horse show classes
have been bringing homo many blue
riubons. ordinarily speaking. un-
less n horse In first In its class at
The big horse shows, he ~ not mon
TONED but tho following have bocn
doing great things IN the wpv or
advertising Tulsa during tho last two
weoks:
Black Fox. Petroleum and Eliza
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the 81. Louis horse show about one
week ago. and this reflected groat
credit 10 Tulsa where Mr.. Grcis is so
well known and so popular. II is
said OF him that he would havn been
the best loser IN the world II his
horses had not taken q prize, but ns
II is, seven OF his horses carried Off
eight blue ribbons nuu competitiou
was very strong. II was n great
sight 10 see tho military parade at
Jefferson barracks before the show.
which II was the wrltor's great privl-
loge 20 see.
The Chicago horse show is. as
everybody knows. tho greatest no.
ciety event OF the season at tho city
by tho lake, and this r. easily veri-
fled by tho fact that the nuctioneer.
when he sells tho hoYeq at public
sale. must know tho pedigree OF tho
buyers before he viii even recognize
tho bidders, no matter how high tho
bids may be. II was Mt this show
that Tulsa made a wonderful clean
up during tho horse show Just
closed.
w. J.. Lewis. Adelaide Genee was
winner OF the Tho five-gaited mare
class while Casilda, owned by George
Bolc, was third. Admiral King,
owned by w. Il. Lewis, took the
blue ribbon In the five-Eaited stall
lion class, with Highland Choice n
second. The latter In owned by
George Role, another oil man of
Tulsa. This horse WIS first in the
fine harness class.
Lady In Grey. ridden by Mrs. w.
u. Lewis, was first in the flve-gaitod
novice class. against the field OF
eight horses with strong compeu-
tion. and Manifest was second in tho
three-gnited ladies' class, with Mrs
Lewis riding.
Melody Maid. owned by Mrs
Walter r.. Wright. was third IN the
three-gaited ladies' class ana Mani
fest second IN the throo- -Raited anna
teur class and Melody Maid, with
Mrs. Wright winning fourth in the
latter class. Trello Magic. owned
by Mrs. Wright, was second In the
hackney pony IN hand class
Vernon Holt was first In four
roadster classes. also roadster cham
pionshlp. while Mass Of Gold. which
has been the pride OF Tulsa for sew
erai years, was placed second In the
gelding class.
Not only at tho horse shows DO
Tulsa men excel, but Mt Mount Glenn
ents. !. W. McDonald's riding nc0d-
envy which has supplied so many
horses for Tulsa, was second with
Badly Featherbone In the fast time
Of ,:fs, in the 2:25-class pace. This
horse has been ridden ms n saddle
horse around Tulsa and will doubt
less make n record for himself be-
fore the summer Is over.
There has been much disappoint-
rnent that Jack Croshle has not
shown his horses in the speed rims
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from within the next week or two
He was not ready to start az Mount
Clements. They vii, maze the first
start at Toledo, Ohio, however. It Is
possible that they viii make the
start nj Cleveland. II they stand thc
trip good which, OF course, is n Ions
and hard ono from here