Evening journal., 1902-06-06

May / 1902; amateurs TO drive; first
prize $35. second, SIS: Livingston J..
Biddle's rh. m. Beauty won; Elmer
IL. Mitchells b. g., Harmony, second;
j. Edward Addicks' br. g., Mr. Brown,
third: Mrs. William B. Austin's br.
g, Delaware Boy, fourth.
Class No 37.-COrinthian, open to
hunters, belonging to members or sub
scribers of any recognized hunt club;
conformation and quality to count so
per cent; performance over fences. so
per cent: first prize, $50; second, $25:
Colonel James c. McComb's S. g., Red
Rock. won; Mrs. S. d. Riddles b. m,
Medicine Hat. second; DR.. Charles A
Dohan's b. e., Trouble, third; Miss
Margaret Esreys bl. m, Nancy Black,
fourth
Special Glass No. STANDARD bred
mares, ribbon prizes: E. T. Stotes-
birys b. m, Allie Nun, won; G. w.
Armstrong; b. m, Florilla T., second;
James p. Winchester's br. m, Miss
jefferson. third; II. r. Wallace's b. m,
Mabstar. fourth.
Glass No. 25.-Ponies in harness.
first prize, plate; second, whip; Cyril
w. Armstrong; ch. m, Miss May
Blossom. won; John c. Strong's r. M,
Sadie S.. second.
Glass No. 22.-CombinatiOn harness
and horses. fourteen hands three inches
and over. suitable for use in harness
and under saddle shown to a two
or four-wheeled vehicle, and then un-
der saddle: first prize, $50, donated by
James Z. Winchester; second, SIS;
W..Aam H. Churchman'S ch. g., Baron
Rasseudyl, won; Mrs. s. d. Riddles
b. m. Easter, second; j. Danforth
Bush's ch. m. Sweet Alice, third;
/ T. Coleman DuPont's b. g., Tom
fourth.
Glass No. 7.-Trotters, three years
old or over; shown to cart or wagon
First prize, plate; second. pair quarter.
boots. u. T. StOtesburys b. M, Allie
Nun. won Cyril w. Armstrong; b
m. Miss Florilla T., second;H. T. Wal
lace's b. M. Mabstar, third.
Special Glass No. 2.-Champion .har
ness horses. ribbon prizes: Monhei
mers ch. g., Lafayette, won; Elmer p
AIitchelrs b. g.. Harmony End, second;
Livingston l.. Biddle's ch. m, Beauty
third.
Glass No. 39.-Hunt team Of best
three qualified hunters. with FIVE coupl,
Of hounds by master and two whip,
in uniform; first prize, 800: Iimf
Hunt team. composed of DR. Charles A
Dohan. master; Leander w. Riddle
whip, and John T. Yarnall, huntsman
won.
Glass No. 41.-Brewery team, pai
of horses shown before a brewer
wagon; horses to count 65 per cent.
wagon, 25 per cent, and appointments
10 per cent; prizes, ribbons and s1l
lin gold to driver Of winning team
Harry j. StoecBle's 8. gs., Duke an
Willie. won: Hartmann and Fehren
bach Company's br. gs.. Alfonso ant
Castor. second; Harry J. Stoeckle's 2
gs, Colonel and Jerry, third: Harry j
Stoeckle's 2. gs, Hector and Dan
fourth.
Glass No. 4O.-lumping classes; per
fOrmances over fences only to count
first prize $780, second. SOS; Alfred I
Hawkins l.. m, Primrose, won; Mis-
Margaret Esrey's bl. m, Nancy Blacl
second Dr. Charles A. Dohan's b. m
Acid. third; L. M. Stacllhouse's b. g
Midnight, fourth.
Glass No. 24.-Ladies' saddle horses
fourteen hands two inches and ovel
ladies TO ride. professionals barred
walk. trot. and canter; first prize, s25
second, $40. donated by Joshua Como
William II. Churchman's ch. E.. Baro
Rassendyl, ridden by Miss Margar'
Esrey. won: J. Edward Addicks' 6. m
Alice r.. ridden by Miss Rosalie Wi
son. second; Poverty Stables. ch. e
Dan Cupid, ridden nannounced, thir'