Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-06-13

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ner, pace, conformation and ability to
carry the weight specified.
| Glass 14--Horse over IA hands and2
inches, gated. First Prize, riding
bride. First--Prince, big. Exhibitor,
W. W. Lobdell, wilminstoni second.
Craven, b.g., 1879. Exhibitor, Miss
Helen Pennypacker. Wilmington third,
Kent, b.g., 15.21a, 8 years. Exhibitor,
William Lindsay, Wilmington.
Glass ia Donkeys in harness, driven
by boy or girl not over 10 years. First
-Jaok, gig. Exhibitor, Miss Bessie
O. du Pont. Wilmington second,
Jennie, g,f, A years. Exhibitor, Henry
b. Thompson, Wilmington.
TANpEMs.
Glass 11--Wheeler should have cover,
II action and pace. Leader should be
snowy and we'll bred, with good all
around action and pace. Manners will
he considered, The wheeler to be l41s
hands over. First-Alcey s.g., 1873, 8
years; Mr.. Brown, br. q, 1853, o years.
Exhibitor, j.. Edward Addicks, Clay
mont, Del.
LADIES' CLASSES
Glass 9--Horses IL hands 9 inches,
not exceeding Is hands 3 inches, shown
before cart, runabout or any vehicle
suitable for lady Horses to count rs
per cent, vehicle and appointments %
per cent. Tine horses should have con-
formation, quality, style, all around
action, good manners and stand quietly
lady. First prize, S25. First--Alcey,
s.g., 1873. 8 years. Exhibitor, j. nd
ward Addicks second, Amelia, s.in.,
ISL, years. Exhibitor, A. II. ia.
Garrett, Wilmington; third, Teddy,
br.g.. Is, years. Exhibitor, Mrs.
Alexander Sellers, Wilmington fourth,
Marraugo King, c.g., 10, years. Elk
hibitor, w. Il. Austin, Wilmington.
Glass 3-Slnndard bred trotter, colt,
filly or gelding, 3-year-old or over. To
be shown to two or four.wheel
vehicle First prize. offered by N.
Snellenburg & Co., lap spread; second
a prize, dash lamp. First, Miss Jetfer-
son, br.m., 15.2la, IL years, sire Jeffer-
James z. Winchester. Wilmington |;
second oceanica, b. M, years, sire
!, Launcelot. dam by Grey Wilkes. Ex-
hibitor, II. Il. Wallace, Wilmington /;
third, All Silk, b.g., 15.3, 10 years /;
sire Alfonso, dam, Alberta by Alcan-
tara. Exhibitor, lambert J.. foulk,
Wilmington. NM
Glass 2--Paoer, 3 year or over.
To be shown to n two or four wheel
vehicle, cart or runabout. First prize,
offerei by A. Jacquot, whip; second
prize, pair quarter boots. First, FRINGE
A, brig, 10 3, years, sire The FRINGE,
dam by Landmark. Exhibitor, w. b.
Austin, Wilmington second, May w.,
b.m., 1872, 6 years. Exhibitor, S. I.
Young, Wilmington third, Jean, br.
m, 1873, s years, sire Saladip, dam by
Jennie Dean. Exhibitor. Stanton Stock
Fam, Stanton, Del. Fourth, Don,
b.g., 16.1, s years. Exhibitor, James
S. Dobb, Wilmington.
Glass g. Horse over 10 hands 2
, inches. To be shown before two or
tour wheel vehicle, cart or runabout
First, Starlight. Big, I53, 8 years.
Exhibitor, j. Edward Addicks; second,
Mr.. Brown, brig, 1853, 7 years. Ex-
blbitor, j. Edward Addicka; third,
Alcey, s.g., 1913, years. Exhibitor,
j. Edward Addicks.
CONVERSATION SADDLE AND HARNESS
HORSES. Ltt.F3
Glass T. Horse 10 hands and over,
suitable for use in harness and under
: saddle, shown to an appropriate vehicle
first; embarrassed in the ring and
shown under saddle. First prize, offered
by Joshua Conner, gentlemanisf riding
/. saddle. First, Bon Ton, brig, .15.I.
8 years, sire Monte Cristo Jr Exhibit
! tor, Oscar Seeley Baltimore second,
Neddy, br. g., 10, Z years, Exhibitor,
Alexander Sellers, Wilmington: third,
] Alexis, b.g., 10. pig, s years. Exhibit
tor, David Lindsay, Jr., Wilmington.
Glass 15a-Ladies' saddle horse, IA
hands inchea and over; conformation
and style, as we'll al manners, to be
considered; ladies to ride. professionals
barred; horses owned by dealers not
eligible. First prize, riding bride.
First, Surprise, b. M. IS, " ears, sire
0rdway Shrew. Exhibitor. Dr. Charles
Dohan, agent. Darling, Pa. second,
Teddy, brig, Is, Z years Exhibitor,
} Mrs. Alexander Sele:s, Wilmington.
FOUR IN HANDS. ee
Glass 20-For the best park team, to
be shown before coach or brake; anna
teur driver; the horses should hayu
quality, action aud good manners, and
not be under 10 hands. Ribbon prizes.
Starlight. brig, 1913, 8 years; Alcey,
s e., ia3, s years; Mr.. brown, br.r.,
15.3, years Exhibitor, j. Edward
. Addicks; second, DIR. @. A. Dohan.
. FIRE sDEPARTMENT, CITY OF WHINING
y TON. 3H
! Glass 34-Pair of horsei, shown in
. harness before steamer fully equipped
t for services. Special prize offered by j.
: Paul Brown, framed portrait of the
I president of the company winning in
: this GLASS. First, Wecoaooe Fire Go.
second, Friendship Fira 90. third,
= Liberty Fire Go. fourth, Fame Fire
: Co.
Q Class 35-p Pair of horses, shown in
: harness, Lefore "a chemical fully
equipped for servioe. First, weccacoe
: Fire Co.
Q Glass 38-.Horse shown in harness be.
] fore hose carriage or wagon, fully
4 equipped for service. FIRST, Fame Fire
] Go. second, Liberty Fire Co. third,
Q Friendship Fire 90. fourth, Weccacoq
d Fire Co. -
! Glass 40-Best exhibit owned by one
fire company, of two pieoes of apparatus,
Z horses to count 40 per cent; apparatus,
Q 40 per cent; appointments, 20 per cent.
/ First prize, SILVER parade horn, offered
;, by Harry j. Stoeckle; second prize, set
l. of service horns, offered by j. r. Hart.
mann. First. Friendship Fire Go.
n second, Liberty Fire Co, iA,i
HUNTER AND JUMPING GLASS.
: Glass disqualified hunters, carrying
165 pounds and over to hounds. con.
!, formation to count 40 per cent ; nor.
formances over fences, 60 per cent.
: Special prize Of so in gold, offered b,