The Remount Depot has literally thousands of animals upon which to draw for this exhibition and the very fines in horsemanship is promised, it being known that some of the best riders in the world are among the enlisted men in the camp. Unlike the previous exhibition and review held last December in the rain and storm, the coming show will not be a Wild West feature, but strictly a demonstration of how the quadruped animal is utilized for military purposes. There will, however, be considerable western riding of the more refined sort, in which famous former cowboys will endeavor to outstrip past performances. A lot of good comedy stunts will also be supplied. Although horses will have the headline honors, infantry, machine, gun, engineering and other troops will participate. There will be every form of military tactics that can be taught a horse. Both men and officers will enter their mounts. Practically all units of the camp will take part through their representatives. Feverish activity in preparation is now evident over the entire cantonment.
After a review of all the entries by Maj. Gen. H. A. Greeno, the show will resolve itself into two distinctive phases, one part to be devoted to competitive riding of many kinds, for which prizes will be given. The other phase will include exhibition events and drills.
Among the prize contest features are competitions between four mule teams, four horse teams and escort wagons, four horse teams and combat wagons, artillery half gun sections, artillery complete gun unlimbering contest, single mule and machine gun, cart, mounts, officers government mounts, enlisted men.   mounts, saddle mules, jumps for officers and enlisted men's mounts, mounted tug of war and mounted boxing. 