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leading by a length and apparently
wkh plenty of speed in reserve to
clinch the victory. Everybody but Hall
and Melos was satisfied that Porin
rounded the last turn still a length in
the lead, but right here things began
to happen and Nibbs horse shot past
Porin in the last few yards of the race
r.nd won by a length.
The Class A pace was for blood and
$150 and was decided in favor of Lu
cella, driven by Swinnerton, who
took both of the mile heats, in 2:17 1-4
and 2:16 1-4 respectively.
J. C. Thomas' Lucille, the Riderloss
Wonder, ran the 4 1-2 furlong in Gl
seconds and beat out Kid Nelson and
Yates combined, by a half length.
Yates wants to try it over again, on
condition that Thomas rides his freak
horse. Lucille sure doesn't need a
jockey. The way she cut in across
Kid Nelson's bows at the far corner,
where she was comporatively safe
from Col. Swigert's watchful ey, was
a shame. But what are you going to
do about it?
THE RESULTS
Class A Pace. Mile Heats.
Lucella, Swinnerton, Swinnerton 1-1
Gentry Dictator, V. Edan,
Farns worth 3-2
King Charlie, Thomas, Thomas . . 2-4
Peter Stevens, J. Edan, Edan 4-3
Time 2:17 1-4; 2:1G 1-4.
Five Furlong Flat
The Clown, 116 lbs., Hall, Frenchy, 1st.
Lydia, 116 lbs., Splans, Diamond, 2nd.
Riverside, 116 lbs., Houston, Houston,
3rd.
Single, 118 lbs., Coddington, Burns, 4.
Amazement, 114 lbs., Chosvvood, Hul
coat. Time, 1:10 4-5.
Six Furlong Flat
Moonlight, 120 lbs., Choswood, Hul-
coat 1st.
Uncle Sam, 118 lbs., Preston, Burns, 2.
Disturber, 110 lbs., Hurd, Diamond, 3.
Time 1:17 3-5.
Seven Furlong Flat
Cliff Field, 120 lbs., Hurd, Burns, 1st.
Leader, 110 lbs., Rambow, Hulcoat, 2nd
Molly O, 118 lbs., Nibbs, Frenchy, 3rd.
George Roach, 122 lbs., Miss Tufts,
Diamond 4th.
Time 1:32 4-5.
Steeple Chase, about 2 miles.
Melos,, 134 lbs., Nibbs, Hall .... 1st.
Porin, 132 lbs., Hurd, Diamond, . . 2nd.
Little Horn, 140 lbs., Hurd, Burns, 3rd.
Ray-o-Light, 130 lbs., Hall, Houston.
HOUSE 8UOW
11 n eh ii rut' Second Annual Horse
Show to be held on Saturday
.March 1st
PROGRAM OF EVENTS
Class No. 1 : Running Horses in Hand
Stallion, Mare or Gelding.
To be judged by appearance in ring,
soundness and conformation. Racing
performance not to count.
First prize $25.00
Second prize 15.00
Third prize 10.00
Class No. 2: Roadsters in Harness,
Stallion, Gelding or Mare.
Three years old or over, their rec
ords not to be considered.
First prize $25.00
Second prize 15.00
Third prize 10.00
Class No. 3: Saddle. Horses.
To be judged by their quality and
manners. Horses over 14-2 and not
exceeding 15-2.
First prize Trophy.
Second prize Trophy.
Third prize Trophy.
Class No. 4: Pacers in Harness.
Stallion, Geldin or Mare, three years
old or over.
First prize $25.00
Second prize 15.00
Third prize 10.00
Class No. 5: Saddle Horses.
To be judged by their quality and
manners. Horses 15-2 and over.
First prize Trophy.
Second prize Trophy.
Third prize Trophy.
Class No. 6 : Thoroughbred Hunters in
Hand.
First prize Trophy.
Second prize Trophy.
Third prize Trophy.
Class No. 7: Best Girl Rider, sixteen
years of age or under.
First prize . . Trophy.
Second prize Trophy.
Class No. 8: Gaited Saddle Horses.
Stallion, Mare or Gelding.
Must show five distinct gaits: Walk,
Running-Walk, Trot, Single Foot and
Canter. Conformation, quality, mar
ne'rs and gaits to count.
First prize Trophy.
Second prize Trophy.
Third prize Trophy.
Class No. 9: Best Boy Rider, sixteen
years of age or under.
First prize Tropliy.
Second prize Trophy.
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Horses.
Conformation, style and manner's
considered.
First prize . ... $25.00
Second prize 15.00
Third prize 10.00
Class No. 11: Officers' Mounts.
Open to all branches of the Service.
Officers only to show.
First prize Trophy.
Second prize Trophy.
Third prize Trophy.
Class No. 12: Best Pair of Riders.
First prize Trophy.
Second prize Trophy.
Third prize Trophy.
Class No. 13: Hunters to Jump.
Heavyweight up to carrying 200
pounds. Horses in this class cannot bs
shown in Class No. 14.
First prize Trophy.
Second prize . . Trophy.
Third prize Trophy.
Class No. 14: .Hunters to Jump.
Lightweight, up to carrying 170 lbs.
First prize Trophy.
Second prize Trophy.
Third prize Trophy.
Class No. 15: Jumping, open to all
Hunters.
Started at 3 1-2 feet and raised each
jump. Three trials to each horse.
Jumping alone to count.
First prize Trophy.
Second prize Trophy.
Third prize Trophy.
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