Evening journal., 1903-06-03

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Allie Nun a Favorite.
Allie Nun proved herself an instant |
favorite. She was met with a storm Of
applause as she entered the ring, ana /
considering this. her initial perform
ance, her work is looked upon By those
who know as a little short Of marvel
lous. Competing against horses that
have been accustomed to these things
for several seasons, the trim mares
exhibition attracted unusual interest,
land brought out all that was promifed
for her.
The summary follows;
Glass 1S-High Stoppers-lIorse IA hands
2 inches and over that has never won a
first prize at amy show prior to May J.
1903; amateur drivers TO drive; shown be-
fore an appropriate vehicle; style, con-
formation and action TO be especially con-
sidered. First prize, $685. second, SIS. Mrs.
W. B. Austin's br. n. Hampton first; J.
b. McComb and Bros br. m. Nancy
Scott, second; Charles X. liamilton's br.
m Lady Geraldine, third.
Glass 9-Brooding Class-Stalhon, four
years old or over; must be standard by
the rules of the American TrOttng Reg
lister Association and proof thereof fur
nished; shown in hand or by side of a
saddle horse. Ribbon prizes. William Nc
Farlands b. a. Baron onward, first;
Start Spring Stock Farms blk. Letort,
second.
Class 2G-Saddle horses-Ladies' saddle
. horse, "A hands, inches and over; ladies
/ to ride; professionals barred; walk, trot
and canter. to be judged for quality, man
-, uers, pace and conformation. First prize.
SIS: second, $40. Or. Charles A. Doans
/ blk. g., Icthyole, first; l.. w. Riddle.
y agents ch. &. Moonlight, second; Herbert
a n. Fells b. g. Powhattan, third.
Class 10-Horse. over fourteen hands one
q inch and not exceeding fifteen hands.
n Should have conformation, quality, all
q around action, and be able to go good
q pace 10 be shown to an appropriate two
or sour-wheeled vehicle. First prize, $95
second, SIS. Mrs. W. b. Austin's br. b.
n Hampton, first; Hilton Hunting Club.
n blk. g. Pltlochrie, second.
Glass 1-TrOtter, four-years-old or over
!, to be shown to cant or wagon. First prize
- plate; second, dash lamp. E. T. stotes
bury's b. m. Allie Nun. first; Cyril w
el Armstrong; b. m. Corinne Texanna, sec
d ond; Stotesbury's b. m. Sylvan Dell third
ID StOtesbury's b. m. sylvia Bell fourth.
=
r ohes or over, with power action and pace
v leader SNOWY and well bred. with goo,
a. all-around action and pace; manners con
l. sidered; leader not to exceed wheel
n er in height; shown before an ap
~ propriate vehicle. First prize, $50
second, S25. Hilton Hunting Clubs b
4 m Widow and b.. m. Bachelors Maid
= first; David Lindsays b. &. Dandy ant
- I D ~ n1rnn -
N b. g. Princess Bonnie and b. &. Pow
p haitian, third.
r Glass 31-Ladies' green or qualife,
y hunter confirmation and manners &
count so per cent; performance owe
fences 30 per cent. First prize, s5C
donated by Andrew C. Gray; second
. S25, Mrs. Eugene Levering's b. Z
.. Fritz. first; Jack Henderson's b. G
~ Bo-Bar seconds DIR. Charles A DO
~ hams b. E. Trouble. thirda Hiltol
y, Hunting Clubs b. m. Alice Ben Boil
= fourth. t-..E 4E.f..t. rf
H. Glass 16--lforses in Harness. Hors
and runabOut, towned in New Castl
county and driven by a resident there
or Iof amateurs TO drive: 10 per cent. I
", favor OF entry when driven by lady
cd horse, IA hands inches and not ex
or ceoding 15 hands 2 inches; horse I
he oonnt so per cent; runabout and ap
rt pointmonts, 40 per cent. Horse mus
Id have good conformation and quait,
true all around action. be smoothl
- turned, able to go a good pace an
stand without being held; high actio
- not essential Horses shown in thi
class cannot be shown in other classe
hitched TO runabout except in class 15
horses entered in this class not eligibl
II fa... ..I.. nj.
prize plate; second, whip. E. !
Mitchells b. g. Harmony, 2d, FIRST
Mrs. w. B. Austins b. H.. Hampton
second; II. r. Wallaces b. g., The Pilo
third; Herbert n. Fell's b. m, Princes
Bonnie, fourth.
Glass 5-Trotter, 4-years-old- or ov,
fifteen hands or over, to be shown
matinee or speedway wagon, and fir
judged i'm the ring for confornlatio
quality or manners. Conformation az
quality to count 35 per cent; mann er
IS per cent Then to be booted as d.
sired (hopples barred) and shown e
the track in one and one-half rs
dash, and there judged for speed a;
manner of going speed to count SO =
cent manner of going Is per cent
be shown and driven by a member
any Gentlemen's Driving Club Fir
prize, plate; second. blanket. "A
Waliace's br. E.. Baron Belt. first. h.
Stotesbury's b. m. Allie Nun, secon'
James p. Winchester's br. M, NJ
Jefferson. third: A. r. Tyson's o.
Elsmere. fourth
Glass 2S-Pony. owned by reside
Of New Castle county. shown to an al
lpropriate vehicle First prize. dal
lamp; second. whip. Il. l.. Smiths 7
m- Bessie, first; Misses Eleanor al
= Alice Bush's br g.. Brownie. secou
. Miss Mary Thompson's br. g.. Kcr
third.
Glass 25-For the best performanr
of hunter or jumper over six success si
fences feet inches high. Eli
prize, $50; second, S25. Jack Hende
sons b. e., p-Bar, first; w. WnO
the Osborne's ch. g. Red Cloud. second;
OF T. Holladay Jr's. b. &. Red Roi
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