Evening journal., 1913-09-12

While Philadelphia and Pennsylvania
horscs captured the majority Of ycster-
days events nt the Horse Show on the
tanbark at the State Fair grounds. this
city camc in for its share of events
when Miss Nan Rupert OF Scdgely
Farms near. this city. won first in the
Horse aud Nl,adowbroolS event. driven
by gigl under 20, years. Miss kup.
crt drove Nomby King. owned by Jack
Conway Ncgargce OF Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. William T. Harris. wife OF
pf William T.. Harris drove one of Miss
Amy J.. dupont's horses in an event.
The heaviest winner of the day was
n. >. Natlock of Philadelphia who took
five prizes while Henry Cullin OF Bryn
Mewr WAS heavy scorer. Miss Flea
nor n. Cummms and Miss Alma Wanna
maker elected much favorable comment
by their driving, they winning some
ribbons
William 7. Mcndinhall Of Hockcssin
produced Ashlnnler trottcr with
some speed in the four year-old trottcr
class The horses were judged ON -
combination point basis, with speed
counting 3' per cent. Ashlandcr. prac.
sically ram away from the field in the
holf-milc dash and finished with u
burst Harry Stoeckes Leila was hird
in this class
The Wanamakor horses from Mer-
ion scored WELL as did the Allaquppa
Farm entries. The horse show, which
Is great feature of the fair, will
continue this afternoon.
The summary follows.
Class ~ STANDARDIZED stations.
I3-year-olds or over shown In hand.
First prize, $50. second prize, $40
Atherall, br. S.. 1913. s. owned by ~. s..
Matlack. Philadelphia. second
Class 81 Ladies' saddle hose, IA
hands inches or over Manners, SO
lpor cent? conformation, 50 per cent
Shown by a lady First prize. cup.
second prize. $40 Bourbon Queen.
CHI M. 1873. 6. owned by n. s. Mat
lack. Philadelphia. second; Peg o. My
Heart. Miss Isabella Wanamaker
third. Preference. b. e.. l51, Z. owned
by Miss Elizabeth Kolb. Germantown,
Pa. fourth
Class 99-Pair Of horses. IA hands
inches OF over. shown before ye-
lhicle. First prize, $50 or cup. second
lprize. $40 or cup. Dark Blue, ch. e,
1852 IA. 3. Willisden Farm. New Gem
ltreville, Pa. first Woodroyd Squire.
ch. e.. 15.4. Miss Isabella Wanamaker.
second Bag Thorpe bay e., 12. A..
Charles r Hamilton, Devon, Pa.
Glass 30 Horse or hack Is hands
inches high or over. up 10 i75
pounds Confirmation count 80 ~
per'ccn manners. 33 1-3; gait 3S IS.
FIRST prize. Hotel DUPONT" challenge
cup 10 be won three times by samo
lowner and medal TO winner each sear
by association: second prize, cup.
Won by Jefferson Chief. ch. e.. rs 3-5,
Henry Cullips. J. H. Cummins. Jr.,
Venerable. Pa. second. Monirose.
br g. 1914, n. $. Matlack. philadel-
phia, Wales. bay &, l5.2 10 s, Briggs
Riding Academy. Philadelphia.
Glass So Horse best suited for
combination purposes. first shown in
harness then unhitched aud saddled
In the ring, Judged as saddle horse.
60 per cent saddle. 40 per cent. har-
mess first prize $50: second prize.
$40 or cup Won by Courin Kale.
Mrs. S. M Gouchor. Jefferson Chief.
ch. g., l5.3, 3. Harry Cullin and Henry
lCullin, Rryn Mawr. Pa. second Inn
lpcrator. ch. e.. l5l i-2 g. Oscar Seel-
ley, Gwynedd, Pa. third Rockingham,
br s. l5.l. 6, Briggs Riding Acade-
lmy Philadelphia. fourth.
Glass l0f, pony not exceeding n
hands inches: shown before vehi-
clio, child driving. first prize. cup
Won by Pan Dandy. blk S., III. Miss
Catherine Colb, Germantown. Pa.
Woodroyd Abba. bay e.. l0.l 5. Miss
Alma Wanamakcr. Merton. Pa. sec-
ond: Trinkct b and VS.. 9. Edwin NJ
Wallace. Philadelphia. third.
Class l24, jumping class. mat has
never Won first prize prior to jan
uary I. 1913; performance only 70
count over jumps Of four feet first
prize. $40; second prize. si0-Won by
Mr. Wright. D 2. 1862 8. AlliQuippa
Farm, Newton Square. Pa; Brickdust.
Oh &. 1913, George Brooke. Birdsboro.
Pa, second; Bennington, z. l61 4,
Alliquippa Farm. third.
Trottcr. four years old or over 10
hands and over, shown TO matinee
carts. first judged in the ring then
shown on tho track in ono one-half
mile dash. there Judged for speed.
Speed counts 80 pcr cent. manner OF