The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
WILL COST 100000
Plan Big Exhibition of Blood
ed Equines at the Fall
Fair
| MANY STABLES IN CITY
Waite Phillips Joins the List
of Tulsans Who Own
Fine Horses

Tulsa. the capital Of the Horse
Show world.
Tint is the goal set for Tulsa for
1923 by officials of the Horse show
association here yesterday with the
announcement OF the erection OF a
new 100000 coliseum aud pavilian
In connection with the Tulsa county
new free fair grounds.
DR. Walter u Wright, president OF
the Tulsa Horse Show nhsuriaiiun,
announced yesterday that with Tulsn
represented by more fine horses In
the various shows over the country,
u was no wore than rght that Tulsa
should have fitting capitol building,
building
Arrangements are under way for
the 1922 annual horse show for the
week OF October aud final details
for the show will bo planned at n
meeting Of horse owners and en-
thusiasts Friday afternoon. The
date for tho Tulsa show was origin
ally set for October AT, but this
week interfcrCd with other shows
! The SHIFT In dates upset many plnn'
but II Is probable that everything VII
be ironod out Friday.
~ McNulty Park Again.
With practically al LOT the Tulso
owned horses on hand for the local
hibitors from over the country Alnn-
hibitors fro mover the country Eluu-
ming TO make the show with their
strings. the 1929 show gives signs
OF surpnssing the initial e'ih billion
OF last year.
just where the 1922 show Will be
held Is undecided at present, but Il
will probably be staged at McNulty
park where Il was held a year ago
Tho new coliseum. planned for
Tulsa, will surpAss anything OF the
kind in the United States II will be
an architectural masterpiece and
embUdy every known convenience for
the horse owners and trainers. The
pavilion VIII provide trick $50 feet
wide By $50 feet long. and will give
ample space for holding the annual
show either indoors or on tho fair
ground tracks.
Horse owners viii be allowed to
keep their horses at tho pavilion and
train them Indoors during the ex-
tremely cold spells during tho
winter.
Although plans for the building
have not yet been drawn, more
than one-third OF the stock I'm the
tnleIpflhf mas been Subscribed, N
was announced and arrangements
are being made 20 dispose of the en-
tire issue Immediately and to waste
no time In rushing the building to
completion.
Actual construction will begin
this fan after the pulsn horse show
and the building will be completed
In Time for use next spring Plans
viii be drawn Immediately and work
viii be started az soon as the bal
ance Of the stock has been sold.
Tulsa exhibitors are leading those
from every city in the United States
this year In the number OF horses
exhibited, the number uf strings
out on the circuits and the class Of
stock shown, local enthusiasts stated
Tulsa Leads at Louisville,
At the Louisville show. September
~ 20 1G. in conjunction with the
Kentucky state fair. which Is con-
Cccdcd 20 be the greatest show IN the
county Tulsa is represented by from
two to four thoroughbrcds, while
Louisville, tho cradle OF the fine
horse Industry, is represented by but
five horses and the entire state by
35 as opposed 10 the 81 horses from
Tuln The Tulsa entries art not
quantity. without quality. as prac.
tiCally an NJ the choice Champion
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