Evening journal., 1914-07-20
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ueive an immense ovation together
with Beau Ashton and other steeds
who have q strong Wilmington fol-
Ing but the other horses will not be
lacking in admirers, and there will
be many results in doubt until the
numbers go up.
Whether it be a Delaware speed
king or a dainty queen of the blue
grass regions. who carries off the
greatest honors, the one fact is Ger
tain and that is that Wilmington will
the history of the city or the state,
be given the greatest equine event in
the history of the city or the state,
and It will be so recorded upon the an
nails of the horsemen from the many
states represented.
Since the publication of the official
list of entries, some mail addressed to
the driving park has just reached
James p Winchester, which contains
the following additional entries
oil pace-Are En- Bee, ch. g. by
Treasurer, H. n. Reaves, Winston
Salem, n. c.
PA pace-Are En- Bee, ch. g., by
Treasurer, H. n. Reaves; King Charley,
b. g., by King Electric H. n. Reaves.
Winston. Salem, n. c.
2I7 packing Charley, b. g., by
King Electric. Winston Salem, n. c.
225 trot-Rosahe, b. m, by Sidney
Prince, H. N. Reaves.
2.2O trot-Fair Laura. b. M, by Wild
wood. w T. Clark, Philadelphia.
These entries We're sent before the
Il 80 IN,
time to be placed on the printed list.
Horse Show Park has gradually
been transformed into one of the best
equipped and foremost half-mile
tracks in the county, and Wilmington
has come to be known in the light
harness world as Horse Town" a
publicity feature that certainly is
worth while.
Along the sterling string of Will
mington horses entered. including
Thomas F. Lynch's speedy chestnut
gelding Bill William will be seen
some Of the best trotters and PAGERS
campaigning through the East, in
cluding H. r. Tyson's. of Newark, A.
H. Tyson's, of this city and Dan
Leary's, Of West Chester.
With three races carded for tomor-
row, three for Wednesday and four
for Thursday, all well distributed as
to class, the thousands of horse-lov-
ers of Delaware. Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey, who will
throng Horse Show Park, will see
some good sport, if weather condi-
tions continue favorable. The entries
for tomorrow are:
First Race-2.25 Glass, Paee-Purse,
$500.
Doctor Chimes, b. g., by Chimes
T. *. Fox, Bridgeton, n. j.
Patchen POsey, blk. e., by Patchen
Boy, George NJ. White, Lansdale, Pa
Flossie Peton. s. m., by Peton, W
F. Daley. Camden, n. J.
Chrystal Lewis, b. h., by st. Lewis
". Z. Miller, Washington, d. G.
William K, b. h., by Twilight, W
z. Miller, Washington, D. G.
Virginia Girl. br. m, by Cooper's
Hannis, ". E. Miller, Washington
D. c.
Hal Bean, r. e., by Hallock NJ.
Howard Fawsell. Potomac, Nd.
Joseph X. s., blk h., by Admira
Dewey, II. r. Tyson. Newark, Del.
Mack McGhan, blk e., by Abe j.
W c. Armstrong, Ardmore, Pa.
Del Brooke, Jr.. ch. G., by De
Brooke. G. T. Satterfield, St Georges
Del
Elsie R., b. m. by Bohemia Boy
A. II Tyson, Wilmington, Del.
Onworthy, br. C., by Morgan Ak
worthy, W L. Bull, Melfa. Va
The Builder, b. g., by j W Parrish
S. c. Bull Melfa. Va.
Bonniegale. b. n. by Barongale, J
a White, Wilmington. Del
Polly Ryan, ch. m., by Notch Cliff
J. H. Scott PocOmoke City, Nd.
Miss Prince, b. m, by Sydney
Prince D. c. Armstrong, Princess
Anne. No
Grace CONNER, b. m, by CONNER
,. c. Armstrong. Princess Anne, Md
Black Adward, blk. s., by Adward, Q
: Allen, Hopkinsville, Ky.