Evening journal., 1902-05-31

II. II. StOtcsDufN.
Josh, bl. e.. Is. s yrs.
Bonnie. bi. e., ISL, s yrs. Exhibitor
II. Il. Wallace.
Expense, b. e., 10, yrs.
LADY NJ. b. m. 14.3, yrs. Exhibitor
II. Merrill Murphy
Miss Rosela b. m, 1873, yrs.
Miss Florilla T.. b. m. i5.31. yrs. Ex-
hibitor-Cyril M. Armstrong.
Class 6.-TrOtter, four years old OF over,
owned and used for private work by resi-
dents of Delaware. To be shown to a
wagon Style OF going. quality and man
ner to be especially considered. When
driven by lady, 10 per cent. in favor Of
entry.
First prize-Gold medal Second prize
Lap robe.
Katharine c, bl m. 15.s. yrs. Ex-
hibitor-William II. Churchman.
Miss Jefferson, br M. 1921, aged. Tx
hibitor-James =. Winchester.
Lady Alice, bl m. II yrs. Exhibitor
John II. Pennypacker.
Mabstar. b. m, 1872 yrs Exhibitor
II. T. Wallace.
Class 25A.-Pony twelve hands and
over and not exceeding thirteen hands.
Ribbon prize.
Bess, VIII. m, 12.1a. Exhibitor-Miss
Antoinette Porter
GREEN HUNTERS.
AAAHAtle 10 DC tllElllt lot the Aflttt
Hunter classes at this show must not
have been hunted with any recognized
pack more than one season. nor won a
first prize at any jumping competition at
any show prior to May /, 1902.
Class 36.-Green Hunters, up to carry
ing l65 pounds or over to hounds. Con-
formation and quality TO count so per
cent; performances over fences, so per
cent.
Icirst ,riza-s5o Sacond nrize sos
Special prize of $40 IN gold, donated by
James G. McComb
Druid, br. e.. 161, yrs. Exhibitor
]. Danforth Bush.
Jubilee, bl. g., 1862. 5 yrs. Exhibitor
Courtland II. Smith.
The Lamb, 3. e.. 1873, yrs. Exhibitor
-Courtland II. Smith.
Horison, bl. r. g.. 1862, yrs. Exhibitor
-Courtland II. Smith
Ogungrit, br. g.. 16 yps. Exhibitor
Courtland IL. Smith.
Alice Ben Bolt, b. m. 1873. yrs. Ex-
hibitor-L. NJ. Stackhouse.
Silver King, &. g., 1853. yrs. Exhibitor
r. L. Olxie.
Promoter, ch. g.. 16.1. yrs. Exhibitor
Miss Katharine l.. Dohan.
Glass 1S.-Iorse and Runabout. Horse
should be fourteen hands two inches, and
not exceeding fifteen hands three inches.
Horse to count go per cent; runabout and
appointments, 40 per cent Horse must
have good conformation and quality. and
be smoothly turned, true all around ac-
tion, TO be able to go a good pace and
stand without being held. High action
not essential. Horse shown in this class
cannot be shown in other classes hitched
to runabouts. When driven by lady, 10
per cent in favor of entry.
First prize-S25. Second prize-S10.
Special prize-Cup; donated by Samuel
j. White Carriage Co., to winner in this
class.
Baron Rassendyl. ch. g., 1924. yrs
Exhibitor-William II. Churchman.
Delaware Boy, br. g., 1924 yrs. Elk
hibitor-Mrs. William B. Austin.
Hide, b. g.. 1872, yrs. Exhibitor
Joseph j. Martin.
Babbie r. m. l5.1l . yrs. Exhibitor
]. Edward Addicks.
Nettie. s. m, 15.2, yrs. Exhibitor
Helen w. Anderson.
Sweet Alice ch. m, 1873, yrs. EXhibi-
! tor. Danforth Bush.
Lady Mary, ch. m, 15.2. Exhibitor
Livingston J.. Biddle.
Fudge. b. g. 1924, s yrs. Exhibitor
| Oscar Seeley.
Senator Quay. br g.. 15.1. Exhibitor
Mrs. S. ID. Riddle
Lafayette. ch. g.. 15s. Yrs. Exhibitor
-Monheimer Bros
Harmony End. b. g., 1872. yrs. Exhibit
/ tor-Elmer E. Mitchell
Sergeant br. g., 15.2l s yrs. Exhibitor
II T. Wallace.
Amelia. ch M. 1873, yrs. Exhibitor
Mrs. A. II. G. Garrett
HORSES IN HARNESS.
All horses entered in these classes must
be practically sound, have good manner.
and all around action. Horses doctored
or in any way artihcially, improperly oi
unfairly prepared or tampered with before
entering the show ring, shall be disquali
fed. Horses shown in Glasses l3 to is in
| elusive cannot compete in Classes 1 to 10
Class 13.-Horse, over fourteen hands
one inch. and not exceeding fifteen hands
Should have conformation, quality, al
around action. and be able TO go a goO'
pace. To be shown to an appropriate tw'
or four wheel vehicle.
Ribbon prizes.
Amelia, ch. m, 14.21, z yrs. Exhibitor
J. Edward Addicks.
Pilot Elect. $. g.. l4.sl. yrs. Exhibi
tor-H T. Wallace.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND APPOINT
MENTS.
Glass 21.-Pair Of Horses. fifteen hand
and over. To be shown before an appro
pirate vehicle. Horses TO count IS pc
=. cent; vehicle and appointments, 20 pc
cent Horses should have conformation
quality style. all around action, goo
manners. and stand quietly. To be drivei
by amateurs.
First prize-$s5. Second prize-sl5.
Alcy Benton ch. g., 1924, yrs,
Mr.. Brown. br. g.. 15.1l, yrs. Exhibi
tor. Edward Addicks.
Sensation, b. g.. 1881.
Judy ch. m, 1872. Exhibitor-Livinss
ton L. Biddle.
Beauty. ch. m. 16
Tony. ch. g., 16. Exhibitor-Livingsto
L. Biddle.
Charley. ch. e.. 15.3 Q yrs.
Amelia, ch. m. 1873, yrs Exhinitor-
Mrs. Arthur II. G. Garrett.
TANDEM.
Wheeler should have power; action an
pace. Leader should be snowy, and we
bred. with good all around action an
pace. manners will be considered. To
shown before a suitable vehicle. IT
leader should not exceed the wheeler
height
= Class 23.-Tandem, wheeler to be Il
teen hands or under.
First prize-SS5. Second prize-Sl
Special prize Of S25, donated by Villa
II. Churchman, TO the winner OF IN
class.
Amelia. ch. m, 14.2l z yrs.
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