284 IOWA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 



ROADSTERS. 



Exhibitors — George R. Boyd, Springfield, Illinois ; George Brandeis, Fairacres, 

 Nebraska ; Joseph C. Brunk. Springfield, Illinois ; H. S. Burnham, Colorado 

 Springs, Colorado ; H. S. Burnham and A. A. Hunter, Colorado Springs and 

 Walden, Colorado ; H. S. Burnham and P. E. Smith, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, 

 Colorado ; If. S. Burnham and John H. Voorhees. Colorado Springs and Pueblo, 

 Colorado ; A. L. Champlin, Ames ; R. L. Davis, Kansas City, Missouri ; H. F. 

 Griffln. Riverside; Hamilton Bros., Keota ; Bert Harmon, Des Moines; C. R. 

 Wells and Bruce Robinson, Washington ; W. B. Reynolds, Alta. 



Judge Oscar Seelet, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Stallion, Mare or Gelding — First, R. L. Davis, on Ward Han, Jr.; second, 

 George Brandeis, on Princess McDonald ; third, R. L. Davis, on Advance 

 Man; fourth, Hamilton Bros., on Major. 



Pair Stallions, Mares or Geldings — First, R. L. Davis, on Advance Man 

 & mate; second, C. R. Wells & Bruce Robinson, on Lonnie McDonald, & mate; 

 third, Hamilton Bros., on Major and mate; fourth, A. L. Champlin, on Roy 

 Templeton and mate. 



RUNABOUTS. 



Exhibitors — George R. Boyd, Springfield, Illinois ; Joseph C. Brunk, Springfield, 

 Illinois ; H. S. Burnham and A. A. Hunter, Colorado Springs and Walden, Colo- 

 rado ; H. S. Burnham and P. E. Smith, Colorado Sprhigs and Pueblo, Colorado ; 

 A. L. Champlin, Ames ; R. L. Davis, Kansas City, Missouri ; H. F. Griffin, River- 

 side ; Hamilton Bros., Keota ; Morgan Horse Farm, Plainfleld ; C. R. Wells and 

 Bruce Robinson, Washington. 



Stallion, Mare or Gelding — First, R. L. Davis, on Advance Man; second, 

 R. L. Davis, on Ward Ham, Jr.; third, Hamilton Bros., on Mate; fourth. 

 Wells & Robinson, on Moody the Great. 



Pair Stallions, Mares or Geldings — First, R. L. Davis, on Advance Man 

 and mate; Second, Wells & Robinson, on Moody the Great and mate; third, 

 A. L. Champlin. 



LADIES' TURNOUT. 



Exhibitors — H. S. Burnham, Colorado Springs, Colorado ; H. S. Burnham and 

 John H. Voorhees, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Colorado ; A. L. Champlin, 

 Ames ; R. L. Davis, Kansas City, Missouri ; George A. Heyl. Washington, Illi- 

 nois ; Hamilton Bros., Keota. 



Single Mare or Gelding — First, George A. Heyl, on Trillo Magic; second, 

 A. L. Champlin, on High Ball; third, A. L. Champlin, on May Maiden. 



Pair Mares or Geldings or Mare and Gelding — First, George A. Heyl, on 

 Northern Light, 67524, and Trillo Magic, 2S95; second, A. L. Champlin, on 

 High Ball and May Maiden. 



HIGH STEPPERS AND PARK HORSES. 



Exhibitors — George R. Boyd, Springfield, Illinois ; A. L. Champlin, Ames ; R. 

 L. Davis, Kansas City, Missouri ; George A. Heyl, Washington, Illinois ; C. R. 

 Wells and Bruce Robinson, Washington. 



Stallion, Mare or Gelding, 15 to 15-2 — First, A. L. Champlin, on Willson 

 Mathis; second, A. L. Champlin, on Pactalus Prince; third, C. R. Wells & 

 Bruce Robinson, on Lonnie McDonald. 



Stallion, Mare or Gelding, 15-2 and Over — First, A. L. Champlin, on High 

 Ball; second, George A. Heyl, on Secret, 27071; third, A. L. Champlin, on 

 Ray Templeton; fourth, A. L. Champlin, on May Maiden. 



Pair Stallions, Mares or Geldings, Over 15-2 — First, A. L. Champlin, on 

 High Ball and mate. 



Stallion, Mare or Gelding, Any Height, Horse Alone to be Considered — 

 First, A. L. Champlin, on High Ball; second, A. L. Champlin. 



