Evening journal., 1913-09-09
Best of Horse Flesh to Show
and Race at State Fair tomorrow


horse show and the races. at The
Delaware State Fair. even larger and
better than the events of today. lovers
lof horseilcsh and the smell Of fresh
tan bark from the paddock are anti
lcipating the greatest day OF the spnie
ever held in Wilmington and the
many events. in all probability, will
draw the largest crowd OF the lover
of the horses 10 the fair that has been
present since the fair was started
Both races and horse show boast
of the best entries of thoroughbreds
ever brought together in Delaware.
Seldom has such notable horses been
entered in any show outside OF the
larger cities. Horses that heretofore
have been regarded as too great to be
shown outside of New York, Chicago.
Louisville, and Pittsburgh. have been
entered in tomorrow's events here.
and win be put TO their best 10 take
away the handsome cups and cash
prizes that have been offered by the
officials Of the show. Tho saddle
horse class of IA hands inches or
over, will be one OF the main attrac-
tions OF the afternoon. Each horse
must be shown by woman. Among
those who will ride viii be Miss lsa-
bella Wanamaker Miss Eleanor Cum
mings and several other prominent
young women. In the horse suited for
the best ali around combination pur-
poses. lovers of all around horse will
have a chance to sec some Of the most
splondid specimens of horse flesh,
when GreyIock. owned by Miss Amy
iE. dupont. Will match his beauty
against Bonnie. the beautiful bay marc
owned by Miss Isabella Wanamaker.
and Rockingham. the splendid roam
lof the Briggs Riding Academy.
I'M attraction for the little mes WI
L the pony class. when the ponies are 20
he exhibited before appropriate Veicics
driven by children.
I'm the races the lover Of the SPECIFY
horse viii find the best attraction oi TIE
fair. The races always have been a Tea
turc oi the lair and the races ot l9st
wear proved to be very exciting. and al
most every race was hard drive. extra
hcat- being tho rule in many of the
events. The program consists ot ia
pace. q 235 pace and 2.li trot Local
drivers. with their best horses VIII
match their driving skill. aud the spced
iof their animals against those that nave
come distance to take away bls
/ share OF the purses. winch amount 70
isllOO Tho track is Ia excellent condi-
tion. and it would not be surprising II
/, new records are made 10y the speedy
bunch of horscs entered.
The entries for the horse show TO-
morrow follow;
Wednesday l.3O p. m Standard bred
stations; three years old oNer' TO pe
shown in hand. First piizc e2o, eceonu
; prize. $40.
Gay Harry. blk. s.. le. II. George !.
, Bacon. Wilmington Del; Atner"il' D.
5. l53 H. 5. Matlnck, fh'lade'pma
= Roquefori bay s.. los, :. marry h'
f Small agent RiNcrton, \. J.i ne
Beauty Patchcn Blk. s.. l'.5 5. Mrs
siJ. Hooker Wilson; Joe Douglass blk. -
/, lJ.3. :. L. K. Osborne fredenc"' Md.
e a. u Ladies Saddle horse. "a
hands inches or over. To be shown
! by lady. First prize, cups second
J prize. SO.
2 :. Matlack: Jack OLnntcrn. ch. r., AZ
4 g. Eleanor r. Cummings; Cousin Kate
2 bay M. l5.l. Z. Mrs. ;. NJ. Ioucher
r nclc Bill. bay T.. H.. 2ia. Z. Mrs. S'
NJ. tolcncl. ic- - Hlf ''.'''' ~ W
ll51 Miss Isabella Wanamakcr
Bonnie. bav M. l5.2. = Coleman du-
pont: Rockingham. b. roam 2. l5.l g.
3 Briggs Riding Academy; Preference
! bav q. l5I. T. Miss Elizabeth kolb;
j lmperator, ch. g. l5.l3s, t. Oscar See
icy
. p. in Horse best suited Tor com
hination purposes. First 10 he shown m
l. tf.Itt al q
IN the ring and Judged as saddle
horse. 60 per cent. saddle 40 per cent
harness First prize. so or cups see
4. ond prize. $40 or cup.
Grcvlock. @. g.. IS :. Miss Amy Z
Il DUPONT; Permit. ch. 2. l5.j. T. y. u
j. Cummings. lr: Cousin Kate. hay M.
r l5l. :. Mrs 5. NJ Gouchcri Peg q
/, NV Heart ch m. l5.l. Z. Miss Isabella
y Wanamaker; Bonnie. hay M. l'.2-
l. Coleman DUPONT. Rockingham. b. roal
y T.. Isl. g. Briggs Riding Academy
! King Forrest. bey e, la.'. Arthur >
u Fox. Bourbon Queen. ch. M. l5s4. q
III. S. Matlack; jefferson Chief. ch. e
u 1913. ). Henry Cullins; lmperator ch
) e.. l5lM. 6. Oscar Seeley.
y 2l5 p m. Pony not exceeding clever
y hands two inches; to be shown befor
appropriate ~Nehicle' chiui'h ." "'''
! First prize cup.
= woodroyal Abba. bay e. l0l. ;
~ Miss Alma Wanamaker; Captain
y blk. and W. s., 49,. 3. Coleman du
: Pont. Pan Dandy. blk. S.. H.. T. Miss
,f Catherine Kolb; Trinket, b. and W
a s.. 9. Edwin NJ Wallace.
i $50 p. m.-Jumping class; tha
Il has never won a prize TO January I
q 1918. Performance only to count ovel
lt jumps Of four feet First prize, $50
% second prize, $40.
T. Happy. e. g.. 142. s. L. Fl Lowther
n. Guyencourt, Del; Brickdust, ch. g
r 16.3,-Geo Brooke 3rd; Mr. Wright
,r b. E., 162. 3. Alliquippa Farm; Ben
nington. E. g, 161. 4, Alliquippi