Evening journal., 1915-09-10

OF the horse show yesterday again
proved to be an attractive feature OF
tho Fair. As on the opening day hun
dreds Of persons were attracted to the
track where the judging took place
Society was largely represented. there
being q long line Of automobiles sur
rounding the oval
The events that had been postponed
on Wednesday were judged first yes
terday. The feature event was the
judging OF the hunters class. Each
rider in this class wore field colors
in the oval, which made a picturesque
scene. Much Of the riding was dar-
ing and spirited and thrills were
apieray. There we're several minor
Spills but happily none Of them
proved serious.
Prominent among the winners yes
terday were Miss Constance Vauclain,
Miss Jean Lister Austin. Of Rosemont,
and Miss Marion dupont Each Of
these riders was a repeated winner,
and their splendid riding and driving
created much comment among the
spectators Horses from the Glen
Riddle Farm also captured q number
Of ribbons.
That this years horse show is prov
ing a greater attraction than ever be-
fore was proved by the way the crowd
in the grand stand remained after the
races had been completed to watch
the closing events Of the horse show.
There we're several box parties yes
terday. while in each Of the automo-
hiles merry groups we're entertained.
A number OF persons prominent in
social circles of this and other cities
were seen at the track. and visiting
around among the automobiles was
the thing
AS the weather was unusually
warm, the majority OF the women and
girls looked charming IN dainty. sum-
merry afternoon frocks TO which large
garden hats or Panamas gave a
piQuant touch The men also were
out in full force with their light
trousers. dark blue serge coats and
white shoes, and altogether the
scene was colorful.
The winners in yesterdays classes
follows
Glass 131 Light Weight Greer
Hunters. up 70 carrying iG5 pounds
70 hounds To be shown over the
regulation jumps Conformation and
quality TO count 40 per cent; per-
formance, so per cent.--First, War
wick. b. &. 162, strontia Farm Sec
ond. Jasper Red Heart, en- S. l61, 4,
willis Sharpe Kilmer. Third, Kanova.
ch. e, 1873 A, Arthur J. Fox Fourth.
Bill Combs. bay g.. 16 IL. 4. VIII
liam DUPONT. Jr
Class 130--Heavy Weight Qualified
Hunters, up 70 carrying 200 pounds
and over TO hounds. To be shown
over the regular jumps corforma-
ton and manners TO count 40 pei
cent. performance. so per cent
First. Bally Heather, bay g.. 176
Glen Riddle Barms Second. Clenla
dough. ch e. 1913. c. Glen Riddle
Farms. Third, His Valley. ch. &.
16,3, 7 Rose valley Stock Farm
Glass 105-Harness Horse. Nus
have conformation. pace, action X
be shown before an appropriate
vehicle Pace 20 count so per cent.
action. IS per cent. conformation, ..
per cent.-Broadlawn Maid, bay m.
1871 Miss Constance Vauclain. Sec
ond Duttonwood Maid, ches ~.
IS. 2l-2 5, William a. Liebler Third
Warwick Queen, bay m.. Is, Miss
Glass 150-Hunt teams. three hunt.
ers from any hunt: 10 be ridden by
members, huntsmen or whips of their
respective hunts. in the hunt colors
over the regulation jumps Appoint
ments 10 count is per cent; con-
formation and quality 25 per cent. ;
performance. so per cent. First Glen
Riddle Farms. Second. Rose Valley
Stock Farm. Third William DUPONT,
Jr
Glass 1o4-Horse. over "A hands 2
inches. Suitable for ladies' use. 10
be shown by q lady. FIRST, The whip,
ch. n. 1924, 6. Miss Constance
Nauclain. Second, Buttonwood Lass
ches. m. 15.2A, 8. William a. Liahar
Third, Warwick Princess. bay m, Is
Miss Jean Lister Austin. Fourth
Oxford Jewell, roam m, 143, 4. Edgar
w Powell.
Class So-sheuand Ponies; 10 Be
shown before an appropriate vehicle
Children 10 drive. First. Angus. pie.
bald s., 1o2 c. Miss Constance Vau.
CLAIM. Second Mace. br e., l0.1. s
Miss Jane Gordon Coke. Third. sun
beam, black m, , s. Stoeckls
Stables Fourth Leap Year. piebai,
E., 1l.2, a. Mrs. A. Felix dupont.
Class 95-Saddle Horse. For th,
best park hack over IA hands
inches; suitable for q man or woman
Color quality, action and conforma
ton 10 count so per cent; mouth
manners and gait at walk. trot ant
canter 70 count so per cent. First
9wenty-iour Karat. ches. p. 16.e
MISS Marion dupont. Second, Breal
ODay, ch. g, 1915. Miss Constanc,
Vauclain. Third. Gold Leaf ch p
15-l, Miss Jean Lister Austin. Fourth
Greylock, grey g. 151%, 8. Miss AM
DUPONT.
Class l2z-Horse, suitable for ros
work To be shown before an apropri
ate wagon First, Trixey Briggs ba
m, l5.2. 8. +. T. Stotesburv. Secon.
Ashlander, bay g., l52. s. Oscar Seelev
Third. Balala. brown m, l52 s. ~ +
ototesopry. Fourth, kxtelron. bay M
l5.2, 8. Charles r. Hamilton.
Class l35-Heary Weight Green Hunt
ers, up 70 carrying 200 pounds and owe
70 hounds. To be shown over the reou
lar jumps. Conformation and quality +
count 40 per cent; performance, so pe
cent, First, Lady Eileen. bay m. is.
:, Willis sharpe Kilmer. Second Ora
Eddie, 2. g. l6l, Alliauippa Farm
Third. Ginger Pop, roam z. IT'S. Mis-
Constance Nauelain. Fourth. Docro
Murphy, sorrel g., 1913. 6, James c. NJ,
Class l4o-Ladies' Hunter. Co.fo,
nation, p per cent. manners, 25 pe