The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-06-05

dupont were the guests of T. Cole
man DUPONT and his daughters, Miss
Ellen DUPONT. Miss Edith Sellers
was a guest in the box Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry H. Thompson. In the
box Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Lindsay
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Evans, and Miss
Pennypacker
Among the others noticed in the
grand stand and boxes were: Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Reynolds. Miss
Frantz, Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Reed, J.
Chester Gibecn, Victor Torbert, of
EIkton, Mrs. j. Manley brennan and
Miss Rose brennan, of Elkton. Nd.
Colonel and Mrs. E. L. Haynes, Mr..
and Mrs. O. c. Purdy, George A.
Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II, Wal
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Montieth Jack
son, Andrew G. Gray, J. Earnest
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred |. du.
Pont, Miss Alice Lea, Harlan Scott,
Miss Carolyn Clayton Pierce, the
Misses Draper, Miss Natalie Will
son, Reginald God win, Mr.. and
Mrs. James W. Ponder. Mrs, Will
ard Hall Porter Mrs. E. L. Belts,
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Belts, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis p. Bush, Miss
Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. George Z.
Brown, Miss Cooper OF New Castle,
Henry Fritz, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan.
forth Bush, Mrs. William Bush,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Fulweider.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Winchester.
The summary:
Glass No. lO-Stalions, kept for
service, to be shown with two of his
get; ribbon prizes; William McFar-
land s br. s., Baron Onward, won;
II. L. Wallace's b. s., Netocoirs,
second.
Class No. 26-Shetland pony, not
exceeding 46 inches, shown to an
appropriate vehicle; prize. whip;
Harry S. Stoeckle's b. m., Eva, driv-
en- by Miss Stoeckle.
Class No. 23-D0nkey or mule in
harness, shown to an appropriate
vehicle and driven by a boy OF girl
not over Is years Of age; prize, whip;
Miss Mary Thompson's g. M, ] ennie
won.
Glass No. 30-Ladies' Saddle horse,
fourteen hands two inches and over.
owned and used for private work by
residents of New Castle county, ladies
residing therein to ride; first prize.
riding bride; second, stop: William
II. Churchman sch, G., rilen by Mrs.
A. II. G. Garrett, won: j. Edward
Addclis, gr. M, Alice p, ridden by
Miss Rosale Wilson Addicks, second;
+. Coleman dupont's b. g., Torn,
ridden by Miss Ellen dupont, third.
Class No. 3-pair or trotters, four
years old or over, to be shown to
wagon, first prize, plate; second dash
wash; *. T. Stotesbury's b. m.
Litka and b. M, Ladona, won; Cyril
M. Armstrong; b. M, Miss Rosela,
and b. m., Miss i'lorilla H., second;
II. Merrill Murphv's b. g., Expense
and b. M, Lady NJ. third.
Class No 6--Trotters, four years
old or over owned AMI used tot pr.
yate work by residents of Delaware
Style of going, quality and manner
to be especially considered. Driven
by q lady. 10 per cent. in favor of
entry; first prize gold medal; second,
lap robe; James =. Winchester's br
M. Miss Jefferson, won; William II.
Churchman'S bl. m. Katherine c:
driven by Miss Churchman, second.
II. Il. Wallace s-b. m., Mabstar,
third; John II. pennvpacker's bl. H..
Lady Alice, fourth.
Glass No. "a A-Pony, twelve
hands and over and not exceeding
thirteen hauGs; Miss Antlonette
porter's VIII. m. Bess., won.
Class No. 56--Green hunters, up
10 carrying 165 pounds or over to
houn ds. conloration md quality to
coun, 50 per cent; first prize, $50;
second, SIS; special prize to win.
ner OF $50 in gold donated by COL
oncl James {. McComb: Courtlaud
H. Smiths G. G, The Lamo, won;
l., NJ. Stackhouse b. tn.. Alice
Ben Bolt. second; Courtland II.
Smiths br. g.. Ogungrit, third:
Courtland II. Smiths bl. e., Jubi.
lee. fourth.
Class No. IS Horse and rum
about; horse should be over fourteen
hands three inches; horse to count
90 per ceut; runabout and appoint.
ments 40 per cent. Horse shown
in this class cou! d not be shown ia
o,herelasses hitched 10 runabou is.
When driven by a lady, 10 per
cent. in favor OF entry. First prize
SIS; second $40; special prize Of a
cup donated by Samual j. White,
to the winner: Elmer e. M:tchell's
b. G., Harmony 2nd, driven by MRS.
Arthur II. G. Garrett, won: Living.
ston l.. Blddle's cb. IN. Lady Mary,
second; Mrs. William i. Austin's
b. e., Delaware Boy, third; Mrs.
S. y. Riddles br. e., senator Quay
fourth.
Glass No. l3-Horses in harness;
horses over fourteen hands, one
iuch, and not exceeding fifteen
hands: shown to an appropriate
two or Iour-wheeIed vehicle; ribbon
prizes: J. Edward Addicks ch. m.,
Amelia, driven by Miss Rosalie
Wilson Addicks, won; II. T. Walla-
ce's Q. e., Pilot Elect, second.
Class No. 2l.-Horses, carriages
and appointments, pair Of horses
fifteen hands and over, shown 10
an appropriate vehicle; horses to
count IS per ceut.; vehicle aud ap-
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