1904 St. Louis Worlds Fair

French Coach Horse Show

The Universal Exposition offered a total of $4,390 in cash prizes to the winners of the French Coach Exhibition.  The judge for the exhibition was E. A. Powell from Syracuse, New York.

French Coach Class

The first prize winners were:

• Stallion- Four years old and over:  Torrent;  Exhibitor William McLaughlin, Kansas City, MO

• Stallion- Three years and under four:  Bandit;  Exhibitor William McLaughlin

• Stallion- Two years and under three:  Calvados;  Exhibitor William McLaughlin

• Stallion- One year and under two:  Ministere;  Exhibitor E.M. Barton, Hinsdale, IL

• Stallion- Under one year:  Planet; Exhibitor E. M. Barton

• Mare - Four years old and over:  Esmeralda;  Exhibitor E. M. Barton

• Mare- Three years old and under four:  Mignon;  Exhibitor E. M. Barton

• Mare- Two years and under three:  Letitia;  Exhibitor E. M. Barton

• Mare- One year and under two:  Infante;  Exhibitor E. M. Barton

• Mare- Under one year:  Innocense;  Exhibitor E. M. Barton

• Sire and four offspring:  Follet;  Exhibitor William McLaughlin

• Mare and two offspring:  Eva;  William McLaughlin

• Stallion and four mares- Three years old and over:  Vengeur; Exhibitor E. M. Barton

• Stallion and four mares - Under three years:  Elegant; Exhibitor:  E. M. Barton

• Stallion and four bred mares- all two years old and over:  Palladto;  Exhibitor E. M. Barton

• Gelding- Three years and under four:  Robert;  Exhibitor E. M. Barton

  Reference:  World's Fair Bulletin, July & October, 1904

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