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

yeulS. Lxhlbitor, N1lllam y, Austln'
!, s Second = Teddy Teddy Big, i6'l%' . years.
Third-Teddy, brig, 10, Z yehrs. Ex--
hibitor, Alexander Sellers.
HORSES, cAEnIA9Es, ETC.
CLASS 5.
Pair of horses, 10 hands or over. To be
shown before an appropriate vehicle. Horses
to count rs per cent, vehicle and appoint
ment IS per cent. 4 he horses should have
conformation, quality, style, all around ac-
ton, good manners and stand quietly.
Driven by amnteurs. First prize, $50;
First--Sunlight, brig. III, years.; Star
light, nr.a, l5.3. 9 years. Exhibitor, j..
Edward Addicks, Elayment, Del,
Brown, brig, 4 1873 z years. Exhibitor, j.
Third-Teddy. b.s., IL. TX. s years Mack,
10 e., is. IL, 6 years. Exhibitor, Thomas j..
Talley, Wilmington.
ChAss TO-
Fair of horses. To be shown before an
appropriate vehicle. Horses to count 70 per
cent. vehicle and appointments 20 per cent.
Horses should have goud manners, stand
quietly and back we'll. 10 be driven by a
Indy. l. irst prize, S25: M
Alcey, brig, 1885, 8 years. Exhibitor, j..
Edward Addicks. No competition.
PONIES IN HARNESS.
CLsss IL.
Pony above 10 hands, aud not exceeding
IA hands two inches. First prize, $40:
First-Grotton, n. G. Harhach, Ogontz,
Phi.
Second-Leba Fl, br,m., 14.15, years
sirs. Electroid; dam, by Addison Lambert.
Exhibitor, Jameslp. Winchester, Jr., Will
mington. 4t4sd
CtAss IS.
Horses over 10 hands two inches, walk,
trot and canter First nrize, riding birdie
First-Surpfise, BAN Isl, years; sire,
Ordway; dam, Shrew. Exhibitor, DR.. @.
"A Donhan, agent. Darling, Pa.
Second-Bon Bon, br.g., ISL. z years
sire, Monte 0risto, Or. Exhibitor, Oscar
Seeley, Bultinicre.
Third1xFox, b;g;, 15.1, aged: sire, Con
ductor. Jr... Exhibitor, Mrs. VI, S. Ditfen
derier. Baltimore.
GLASS 27
Brewery teams Pair of horses to be showr
before brewery wagon. Horses to count Il
per cent, wagon % per cent, Ribbon prize
and SIS In goi1 to driver of winners.
First-Mike, gray; Pat gray. Exhibitor
Harry j. Stoeckie.
Second-Buby. dap. gr., 1915, 8 years
Pat, dap. gr.. 1875, 81 years, Exhibitor
Ravarian Brewery.
Third-Duke, b.g,, IL, years; Clyde
Big, u. years. Exhibitor, Hartmann d
CLASS II, y
Green hunters. carrying 16b pounds Of
over to hounls, conformation to count 81
per cent, performances over fences 80 Pc
cent. First Prize, $50; secoad prize, SIS:
First-Red Rock s.g., 16, 6 years; sire
Moderator. Exhibitor. James O.. McComb
olsymont, Del. a. !.
hihiror. W. n. Diffenderier, Baltimore.
Third-Nancy Black, .bl.In., 1873, years
sire, King Bolt. Jr. Exhibitor, Mufgare
| NJ. Esrey, Chester PA.
Fourth = High Corporal, s.R,, 1871.
years; sire, Longfellow. Exhibitor, Mar
garet NJ. Esrey.
CoRfSTnfaN CLASS Is.
Open to all hunters. Horses must be rid
| den by meInbefs of a recognized hunt club
Conformation and quality so per cent
jumping go per cent. Special prize OF 80
| in gold. offered by Howard T.. Wallace 70
second prize, Sl5:
| First-Acid, b M, 16.1. years. Exhibitor
| DIR. Charles A. Dohan, Darling, Pa.
Second-TIolble, b.g., 1852, years. Ex
hibitor, DR.. Dohan.
Third Fox, Big, l5.1; sire, Conductor
Jr. Exhibitor. w. $. Ditienderfer, Balti
| more. 4ts t M
Fourth-Midnight, b.g., 1853, yeurs
Exhibitor. Margaret M. Esrey, Chester. Pa
Tho Horse Show at Wawaset Parl
olosed about7 o clock Thursday evening
after having scored great SUCCESS
This is the list Of blue ribbon winner
for the two days Of this show:
j. Edward Addioks, Claymont, seven
| DR.. g. A. Dohan, Darling, Pa four
Harry j. Stoeckle, Wilmington, three
| Weccacoe Fire Co., Wilmington, two
Lima Hunt Club, two.
Oscar Seeley, baltimore; James y
McComb, Claymont; II. O. Harbach
| Oeontz, Pa; Henry q. Swayne, Guy
encourt; Wawaset Stable, John T
PennypacKer. Melville Gambrill, Will
liam B, Austin, Tyson Brothers, jaime
Bradford Co.,, w. w. Lobdell, Mis-
Bessie du Font Miss Anna r. Tyson
Fame Fire Co., and Friendship Fir
Co.. one each. a8
j. Edward Addicks won the ailve
loving cup which he had offered tn
exhibitor receiving the most blue rib
hons. He decided to hold the cup TO
the association, so that it will be offere,
again next year.
The SUCCESS of the show was du
largely to the efforts OF William II
Churchman, who had refused to be dis
couraged when others said the shoy
would not be supported. In recognition
of his efforts, tile Wilmington Hors
Show Association presented bouque
to him. the speech being made by Ed
ward U. Crozier Of Upland, Pa, one @
the judges. MI. Churchmal was chair
man OF the executive COMMITTEES.
i Thufsday's attendance was larger b
some hundreds than that Of Wednts
day, and possibly l,500 persons wer
present. The grand stand Was an ami
mated scene OF life and color.
Much interest was taken in the OK
hibit of fire apparatus, and the fir
borses were especially admired. Eacl
OF the three companies entered receive
prize. The,silvet parade horn, offer Q
by Harry D. Stoeokle, went to th
Friendship. The service horne, offere
by D. X. Hartmann, went to the Lii
erty Co. Az.
The ladies' classes wero much on
loved. Mrs. Alexander Sellers drov
Teddy; Miss Marjorie Wilson, }. &c
ward Addicks' fsorrel gelding Alcey
Mrs. "A. ii. G. Garrett, Amelia; Mr.
W. Is. Austin, Marrango King,
Miss Sellers and Miss Dohan rode
the saddle horse class. Miss Doha
handled DIR. Dohan's bay marc SUI
prise very prettily.
Leander Riddle of Glen Riddle, Pa.
drove j.. Edward Is ddicks' four. in han
and Edward @. Crosier of Upland, Pa.
occupied the drivers seat on Di
Dohan = coach.
In the donkey GLASS Miss Bessie {
du Point drove JACK and Miss Mar
Thompson held the reins over Jennie.
Good sport was again furnished b
the jumping CLASSES The riders we.
| Horace Tunddell Saf Nadia o.. !, w (