The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-06
BLUE RIBBON WINNERS.
Crack-ajack Horses in The Var
ious Classes ...,

V'Hoh'dJaVA AVASeS IL AAc val
ious Glasses. ...,
Previous to the Judging of the classes
| most of the exhibitors speedcd., their
| horses around the track. This was at
noon and there were few people on the
grounds at that time.
More men who are identified with the
| affairs of the city were seen driving
| roadsters in class one. There were
Henry NJ. Love, John T. Pennypacker,
J. Parke postles. James Z. Winchester,
A. X. Tatum, George Ward, George
| Chandler, Howard II. Wallace and Lam
bert j. Foulk. Some of the horses were
evenly matched and the Judges had
hard time to decide whether Mr.. Penny
packer or Mr.. Winchester were entitled
to the blue ribbon. The former received
the blue, Mr.. Winchester carried off the
red.
William r. Austin was picked for the
winner of the blue in class of the
horses in harness. Mr.. Austin drove his
chestnut gclling "NIarrango King and
everytime he passed the grandStand was
greeted with applause. Miss Marjory
Wilson secured the blue ribbon for ].
Edward Addicks' "Accy" and "AIr.
Brown" and Miss Reba Holcomb of New
Castle the rcd ribbon for Mr.. Adj
dicks Sunlight" and starlight" When
the teams went on the track it was
found that professional drivers were on
the boxes, when the rules called for
amature drivers. 1t was seen they were
blue ribbon winners and to keep them
from being disqualified the young women
came forward. They were npplaudcd AS
they took their seats and started the
horses on trot around tho track.
HORSE WITH MANNERS.
"Snrprise" ridden by Miss Dohan of
Chester. was a beauty and took the
spectators by Storm. She secured the
blue ribbon and in manners surpassed
anything seen yesterday. When the
judge went up to the animal to pin on
the prize he made mistake and held
up tho white ribbon. The horse galopcd
off. Then the yellow and rcd were held
up in turn. Each time the horse refused
to receive them. When the blue was
shown the animal became as quiet as n
lamb. Two teams of the Diamond State
Brewing Company received blue ribbons,
me Hartmann F"hrcnhack and the
Bavalan Brewing Company showed fine
teams.
JUMPERS WE'LL LIKED
The Jumpers caused the most excite
mcnt and after the show closed for the
day these classes were probably voted
the best. There was a danger about go
ing over the hurdles that is enjoyed.
In the green hunters class James c.
M"fomb's sorrcl gliding "Rcd Rock"
ridden by John Lpiper. whip of the
MendoWhrook Hunt. won the coveted
blue ribbon. Miss Margaret NJ. Esrcy Of
Chester, Il pretty blonde, rode in this
class an! everyone was glad when she
secured the yellow ribbon. The male
portion of tn" crowd would have been
better satisfied had she received the first
n'Ize. Her fancy black was as good Il
jumper as "R"d Rock however.
In the Corinthian class "Acid" ridden
by I.randcr Riddle won the blue ribbon,
iiSs Esrey rode in this class and received
th" white ribbon. The Judges were:
RoadStcrs, stations and draught horses
g. q. Wilson. Baltimore, Nd: T..
Gcttings Mcrryman, Cockcysvillc, Md;
Jas. Mrrrick, .Ir.. Sudlersvllc. Nd
Harness horses and pones-Samucl d.
Riddle. Glen Riddle. Pa: Edward G..
Crozicr, Upland Pa; Il. E. Ross, phila-
dcphia. Pa.
Hunters, jumpers, combination and
saddle horscs-Charles Daniels. Warning
ton. Va; John IT. Hawkins. Media, Pa:
Edward c. Crozcr, Upland. Pa.
The attendance was about 1900 and II
is expected to be larger today. For those
who do not know. n blue rQscttc indicates
a first prize; red. second: yellow, third,
and white. very highly recommended.
The summary Of the awards follow:
standard bred horse. mare or gelding,
three years old and under.
First-Mnhel Starr, b. f., Is. 3yrs-NIiss
Anna r. Tyson.
G. A. s., b. g., 1871, 8 years.-Geo. A,
Spear.
Standard bred trottng or pacing stall
lion three years old and under
First-Electrilkcs, dap. c., 1872, yrs.
Henry G. Swayne.
S"cond-Rrd Hal, b. s., 1871, 6 yrs
W. ]. Armstrong.
Armstrong.
Brookland Chief. br. s., 1873, 6 yrs
W. j. Armstrong.
Candy Chimes, seal Dr.. 1929, S yrs
Concordville Stock Farm.
Olongac, bl. s., 1914, yrs.-Jas. East
burn.
Red Wilton, b. s., yrs.-H. r. Wal
lace.
Sweet William, b. s.-W. II. II. Aehuf.
Standard bred trotting and pacing stall
lions. three years old and under. To be
shown in hand.
FirstNetocoris, b. s., 141s, 2 yrs.-Wa-
waset Stable.
Farm teams, kept for use. Owned by |
residents of Delaware and Chester coun-
ties, Pa, Cecil county, Md, and State of |
Delaware. To he shown to an appropri-
ate family carriage.
First-W. 4 a., bl. G., 16, yrs.-J.
Edward Addicks.
Shetland pony, not exceeding forty-six |
inches, shown before an appropriate ve-
hicle.
First-Eva, b. m.-Hnrry ]. Stoeckle.
Driven by Leila and Greta Stoeckle.
Second-Belmont, bl. g., AZ in, 9 yrs
Edgar r. Vernon.
Third-Floss, roam M, 42 in, 9 yrs. and
Fawn, roam M, 481a in, 3 yrs.-Edward
r. Vernon.