Evening journal., 1904-05-11

cut being held. High action not essen
tlal Horses shown IN this class cam
lot be shown in other classes hitched
10 runabout. except IN Class 49, First
prize, $50 in plate; second prize, sis.
Class No. i6-Horse and runabout,
owned In New Castle county, and
driven BY a resident thereof: amateurs
90 drive; 10 per cent. IN favor Of entry
when driven by lady; other condi-
tions same as in Glass 15. except that
horses shown IN this class are eligible
In Glass Is. First prize, plate; second
prize. whip.
HIGH STEPPERS.
High stopper. To hs shown before an
appropriate vehicle; style. conforma-
tion and action TO be especially consid-
cred.
Class No. 17-Horse, fourteen hands
one inch and over. suitable for ladies'
use, to be shown by lady. First prize,
s35; second prize, SIS.
Class No 1S-Horse, fourteen hands
two inches and over, that has never
won a first prize at any show prior to
January 4, 1904. Amateurs to drive.
First prize, $50; second prize. si5.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND APP
pOtNTMENTs.
Glass No. l9--Pair Of horses. fifteen
hands and over. To be shown before
an appropriate vehicle. Horses to count
IS per cent; vehicle and appointments,
25 per cent. Horses should have con-
formation. quality, style. all around
action. good manners and stand quiet-
| ly To be driven by an amateur. First
prize. $50; second prize. $40.
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DIE HORSES.
Class No. 20-Horse, fourteen hands
three inches and over. suitable for use
in harness and under saddle, TO b,
shown to a two or four wheeled ve-
hicle, first; embarrassed In the rims
and shown under saddle. First prize
500 IN plate; second prize, ti5.
CHAMPION HARNESS CLASS.
Glass No. 2i-Open to any horse hav.
ing taken a first prize. or one horse OF
a pair having taken a first
prize in harness class az thil
or any recognized show, former
10 be post entries. II first prize win.
ners at previous horse shows are enter.
ed, exhibitors must give date ant
place Of the last winning on the entry
form. First prize. $780, second prize, re-
serve.
TANDEM.
Wheeler should have power. actor
land pace. Leader should be snowy an,
well bred, with good an around action
and pace; manners viii be considered
To be shown before a suitable vehicle
The leader should not exceed the wheel
er In height.
Class No. 22-Tandem. wheeler to bl
fourteen hands two inches or over
First prize. $50 second prize, s25.
PONIES IN HARNESS.
All ponies entered IN this class mus
have good manners. and be shown q
an appropriate vehicle, and driven b.
boy or girl not over fifteen years
Glass No. 23-Pony, owned by a resi-
dent of New Castle county, shown {
an appropriate vehicle. Entrance fe,
three dollars. First prize, whip; sec
ond prize, lap robe.
SADDLE HORSES.
To be judged by their quality, man
ners, pace and conformation. Tn
judges may. II they consider Il neces
sary. ride any OF the horses shown {
} these classes.
/ Glass No. 24-Horse. over fourtee
r hands two inches. gated. First priz
I plate; second prize, crop.
Class No. 25-Horse, over fourtee
. hands two inches. walk. trot and car
o ter First prize, S25i second prize, 81
3 Class No. 26-Ladies' saddle hors
r fourteen hands two inches and owe
o ladies to ride. professionals barre
l. Walk. trot and canter. First prize, 81
T. second prize. $40.
e Glass No. 27-saddle horse, fourtel
= hands two inches and over, owned al