The evening Republican., 1902-06-06

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HarIapny q rn1i{ Edward
Addicks br. q Nh. Brown, third;
Mrs. VIM. b Austin's br. &. Della,
ware Boy, fourth.
Class No. a. Corinthtan, open 10
hunters, belongin G to members tc
Subscribers OF any recognized hurn
clat; confr nation aud quality to
count so per cent; performance over
lenses, SO per &c Mt: first prize, $50;
second, AIS; Colo nelJames McCo NIB 3
! 8. g., Red Rock, won; Mrs. S. d.
Riddles b. m. Me dicine Hat, second ;
DR.. Z. A. Dohan's b. g., Trouble,
third; Miss NJ. Esrey's bl. m. Nancy
/ Back, fourth.
Special Class No. l-Standard bred
m ares; ribbon prizes. L. T. Stoes.
bury's b. M, Alice Nun, won; {. W.
Armstrong; b. M, Florilla. second;
James r, Wholesalers br, M, Miss
Jefferson. third; H. T. Wallacs's b.
m. Mabstar's, fourth.
J Class No. 25-Ponies in harness;
first prize, plate; second whip. Cyril
W. Armstrong CHI. m, Mss May
Blossom, won; JOHN c. Strons's /.
M, Sadie S.. second.
Class No Denomination harness
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 under
saddle. First prize Of $50, don ated
by Iamas X Winchester; CHI. g.,
Baron Rassendyl, won; Mrs. S. d.
Rnde!e's b. M, Easter second; j.
Danforth Bush S CHI, M. Sweet Alice
third: r. Coleman duPont's b. e.,
Tom, fourth.
Class No. 7-Trottess three years
old or over; shown to cart Or wagon.
First prize, plate; second, pair quar-
ter-bocts. E. Il. Stotesbury's b. m,
Allie Nun, won, Cyril ". Arm.
Istrong'sb M, Miss FIorilla, second;
Ii. 4. Wal!acs's b. M, Mabstar
third.
Special No. 2-.Champion harness
horses. ribbon prizes. Mpnhciner
Brothers CHI. e., Lafayette, won;
Elmer e. Mltchcli's b g., Harmony
I'd, second; Livingston l.. Bldl!e's
CHI. m., Beauty, third.
Class No. 80 Hunt team OF best
three qualified hunters. with five
couple OF hounds by master and two
whips IN uniform; first prize 500.
Lima Hunt team, composed OF DR..
Charles A. Dohan, master; Lcander
w. Riddle, whip and John Iarnall,
huntsman. won.
Class No +l-Brewery team, pair
OF horses shown before brewery
wagon; horses to count 6o per cent,
wagon Is per cent. and appoint.
ments, 10 per cent: prizes, ribbons
and $40 in gold to driver OF winning
team. Harry J. Stoeckle's g. gs,.
Duke aid Willie, won; Hartmann
and Fe renbach Companys br gs.,
Altons: ard Castor, second Harry
J. Soc ke's &. gs.. Colonel and
Jerry, third; Harry J. Stoe:kle's &.
IS, Hector and Dan, fourth.
C0ass No. 40 Jumping classes;
p rformances over fences only to
e'uat; first prize, $50; second. So.
Alfred l. Hawkins b. H., prim.
rose, won; Mrs. Margaret Esrey's
b. m, Nancy Black, second; Dr..
Charles A. Dohln', b. n. Aid,
IN rd; l.. NJ. St;te khouses b. z,
Midnight, fourth
Class No. 2-Lldies' saddle
.horscs. I, w. cen hands two inc hes
and over allies to ride, prizes
sonals barred walk, troJ and
can,cr, hfst prize, SIS; second, $40,
donated by Joshua Conner. VIII
liam Ii. Churchma s CHI. g. Baron
RassendyI, riden , Miss Marsa ret
Esrey. woa; Edward Addicks 3
e, M, Alice r., ridden by Miss
Rosalie Wills OH Adlicks. second;
Poverty Stables, CHI e., Dan Cupid,
rider unanno unced, third.