Evening journal., 1913-09-08
MANY ENTRIES
In HORSESHOW
AT STATE FAIR
Judging Of the Various Classes
viii Begin "Wednesday
Afternoon
TROPHIES AND RIBBONS
FOR VARIOUS WINNERS

Entries for the Wilmington Horse
Show which win take place on Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday Of this week
during the state fair, have closed ana
from the number of famous thorough
breds entered the show viii be the great
est ever held in Wilmington and win
attract the lovers Of horsehesh from
many distant points to the local pad
dock
Never before has such a notable array
Of fine horses been brought together to
be exhibited at a show which has been
in existance only two years and many
exhibitors, who in previous years have
confined their entries to only the New
York show and similar big shows have
entered their best horses in the VIII
mington show. Blue ribbon winners in
classic events will be paraded in the To-
cal tanbark circle and their presence is
expected to be one Of the greatest fea-
tures Of the state fair.
There are thirty-nine exhibitors
entered in the show. Many of them
have as many as nine horses entered
in the different events and the judges
will have a hard task in determining
the winners and having the events run
off on time. Some OF the events have
as many as fifteen entries.
Among the prominent exhibitors
will be Miss Alma Wanamaker, daugh-
ter OF lillian Wanamaker, a brother
ter Of William Wanamaker, brother
Wanamaker, Of Mervin. Pa, George
Brook. 3rd.. OF Birdsboro, Po.; 9.
Ross Hamilton. Devon, Pa; Chas. r.
Hamilton, Devon. a.; Briggs Riding
Academy Philadelhia, Pa; Miss Eliz-
aeth Kolb Germantown, a.; Miss
Catharine Kolk, Germantown, Pa; II.
S. Matlack, Philadelphia, Pa; Oscar
Seeley Gynwedd, Pa; Jack Conway
Megargee, Bryn Mawr, Pa; Edgar
w. Pouree. Bryn Mawr, Pa; Henry
Cullins, Bryn Mawr Pa, Ar
thur ]. Fox Philadelphia, Pa;
Alliauippa Farm, Newtown Square,
Pa: Miss Amy z. DUPONT Whining
ton, Del. !. Mrs. S. NJ Goncher, Moores-
town, N. j.; Willisden Farm, New
Centreville, Pa; j. H. Cummings.
Jr., Werntrsville, Pa; Harry R. Small,
agent. Riverton. N. j.; Geo. j. Bacon,
Wilmington, Del; William A. Lie
Der, Bryn Mswr, Pa; Coleman du-
Pont Wilmington. Del; VIM. White,
Frazer. Pa; Miss Edith NJ Brennan,
Wilmington, D4l.; John B. Derrick
son, Frederica, Del; John A. Tobin,
North East, Md; Thomas Cunning
ham, New York City; Mrs ]. Hooker,
Wilson, Orlando. Fla; L. r. Osborn
Freduia. Nd; VIM T. Mendenhall
Hockessin. Del; A. L. Foster, Will
mington, Del; l.. Fl. Lowther, Guyen-
court, Del; c. A. Lippincott. Will
mington, Dell JOS H. Gould, Will
, mington, Del; Harry J. S1oeckle
Wilmington, Del; VIM. H. Wallace
. Jr; Edge Moor, Del; Edwin NJ
Martin, Edge Moor, Del; S. P
Leeds, Atlantic City.
The show will begin promptly al
130 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
starring with class No. 64 pony stall
lions. There will be fifteen events
the first day, seventeen the second
! and ten events the third day.
The judges in the different events
{ are as follows:
/ Light Harness Horses-Edwin S
Dickson, Ardmore, Pa; J. Garner
, West, Gainesville, N. y.
Heavy Harness Horses-J. Garner
: West. Gainesville. N. y; H. NJ
Baldwin, Pennington, ~ j.
Saddle Horses-J Garner West
Garnersville. n. Y; r. Penn Smith
Strafford, Pa
Shetland Ponies-S. Turnbull
: Philadelphia, Pa.
/ Hunters and Jumpers-R. Penn
/ Smith, Strafford Pa. Charles Harris
Warrenton, Va; Redmond Stewart
t Baltimore, Md.
Breeding Classes-J. Garner West
Gainesville. N. Y.
Hackney Stallion Colts and Brood
Mares-E. w. Twaddell, West Ches
ter. Pa.
: Veterinary Inspeetors- DR.. Thos
! j. Mahaffy. Jacksonville, Fla.
Gated Saddlers-J. Garner West
Gainesville. N. Y; r. Penn Smith
! Strafford Pa.
:. The committee in charge of the SHOW
! is composed of Edmund p Moody, 10
seph Davidson Joseph H. Hossinger
!. The horse show will begin at l3
I o'clock Wednesday afternoon, and judg
I ing Of classes will continue for thre
. afternoons for the many ribbons AM