Horse Show Prize List and Race Results Summary
List of prize donations and class awards followed by race results from Wednesday March 5. Includes conformation and manners prizes, champion and grand prize notes, and detailed results for pace heats and flat races with named horses and riders.
Committees Listing with Chairs and Members
Executive Committee chaired by Leonard Tufts with Nat S. Hurd and E. P. Spencer. Entries committee led by Chas W. Piequet with E. P. Spencer and Nat S. Hurd. Naming Judges committee headed by Nat S. Hurd with I. P. Spencer and Dickinson Bishop. Decorations committee led by Mrs. Dickinson Bishop with Jay V. Hall and Nat S. Hard and Esther Tufts. Prizes and Ribbons committee chaired by J. P. Spencer with Daisy Porter and Chas L. Lan taster and Harry W. Priest and Jay V. Mall with Hayden Preston and Henry Horn Nowar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
W. Piequet
E. P. Spencer
Nat
Hurd
Hayden Preston
S. Hurd
I. P. Spencer
Dickinson
Dickinson Bishop
Jay V. Hall
Esther Tufts
J. P. Spencer
Daisy Porter
L. Lantaster
Harry W. Priest
Jay V. Mall
Henry Horn| Nowar
Daw's Races Ray-O-Light Wins Steeplechase Fast Time
Ray-O-Light ridden by Mill won the mile and a half steeplechase at the track in an exciting race. Disturber led until late, with James Taft draw and finish third in the hurdles debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hall
Mill Up
J. C. Thomas
Disturber
James Taft
Asses
Hundred Target Handicap at Gun Club Won by B V Covert
B V Covert of Lockport captured the Hundred Target Handicap at the Gun Club on Tuesday with a perfect net score and was the high gun with 96 actual breaks. Other top scores include George H Brown 96, HH H Duden 88, J H Andrews 74, N B Scheller 73, Hf T Whiting 77, J R Such 70, and W Y Connor 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Covert
Lockport
Covert
George H. Brown
New York
HH. H. Duden
J. H. Andrews
Akron
N. B. Scheller
Pittsburgh
Hf, T. Whiting
J. R. Such
W. Y. Connor
New England Busy With Revolutions Says Central American
A Washington Star quote notes New England’s climate is overlooked amid revolutions as a Central American respondent asks about weather but says the turmoil dominates attention and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
A Speciality On Tariff Sparks Orator’s Response
A dialogue shows a habitual speaker declining to judge the tariff and insisting he only talks about it. The exchange frames a political temperament and public discourse style.
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Jiarriman
H. H. Johnson
J. Hayden Preston
Rockett
Garrett Conger
Overhills
P. C, Thomas
Beegle Mancle
Rome
N. Y
Evelyn Spencer
King Charles
Thomas
Farnsworth
Lucella
Dan
Sir Haste
Lasses
Lady Betty
Frenchy
Zonia
Hulcoat
Dimond
Uncle Sam
Burns
Leader
Machese
Diamond
the Clown
Moonlight
Molly O
Cliff Field
George Roach
Hall
Yates
Drawn
Melos
Executive
Leonard Tufts
Jay V. Trall
Chas W. Piequet
Committee On
Committee For
Committee On Decorations
Ray-O-Light
New England
Delaware
Wilmington
Pinehurst General Office
Pinehurst
the Outlook Publishing CO
Pinehurst, North Carolina