Evening journal., 1915-09-04
.BbOODED HORSES
TO Be FAIR DISPLAY

Having established a record last year
as a horse show exhibition. the Delaware
state Fair. which opens on next Mon.
day, promises to eclipse all previous dis.
plays of the aristocratic horse. At the
close of the fair last year Edmund p
Moody, chairman of the committee in
charge. started plans at once for this
years show, and during the past few
months the tan bark arena has been re-
moved and a grass arena installed. The
judges stand has been repainted anc
thousands of saliva plants have beer
planted around the stand, making ar
ideal surroundings for the show.
The entries which closed on August
26. show 430 horses. a larger number
than ever before. Included in the en-.
tries are the Chestnut mare Glen
Avon Lad, owned by Miss Amy du.
Pont, which she purchased in England
a short time ago. Another blooded
horse that will participate win be
Whip. the $4,000 beauty owned by
Miss Constance Vauclain. of Rose
mont, Pa Mrs. Alfred I. dupont will
exhibit four handsome horses. Josiah
Marvel and daughter Miss Jane Mar
vel will be among the local exhibitors
The horse show will start each af
ternoon at 1.30 O'Clock, beginning
Wednesday and It will be concluded
on Friday afternoon. The Judges OF
this department of the fair will be.
Heavy Harness Horses. Garner
West, Gainesville, N Y; VIM. du-
Pont, Wilmington, Del; W. W. San
ford. Orange. Va.
Light Harness Horses-Thomas
! Collins, Germantown, Pa; George
/ Willing, Philadelphia. Pa; John O.
I Gheen. Washington, D. c.
Saddle Horses-Dr. Oscar Seeley
Philadelphia, Pa; Z. B. Chase. Rad
nor, Pa; John McComb. Richmond
Pa.
Ponies-J. Garner West, Gamers
Vile. N. Y; W w. Sanford. Orange
Va; Edward B. Twaddle West Ches
ter, Pa.
Hunters and Jumpers.-Dr. E. Les.
ter Jones. Washington. d. c.; Edward
B. Chase. Radnor, Pa; W. W. San
ford, Orange. Va.
Breeding Classes-Edward B. Twad
die, West Chester. Pa; VIM. DUPONT
j Wilmington. Del; Alex. P. Corbit
\ Odessa, Del.
J., Veterinary Inspector-Dr. Thomas
/ j. Mahaffy. Jacksonville, Fla.
i The feature OF the three days show
will be the hunting classes of three
! horses, their riders attired in rec
I coats. white breeches and black boots
gand hats. Each team will be accom-
panied by a pack of hounds.
4 Among those who have entered
] 81
Maria Fash, Wilmington; Miss JeaI
Lister Austin, Rosemont, Pa; ALI
quippa Farms, Newtown Square, Pa.
Malcolm Burris. Clayton, Del; Jo
seph M. Carson, Jr., Radnor, Pa.
Thomas R. Claringold, Newark, Del.
William A. Carson, Radnor, Pa; Del
chester Farms, Newtown Square, Pa.
Miss Roberta B. Downing, Philadel
phia, Pa; Spencer B. Downing Phil
adelphia, Pa; William J. dupont
Miss Marion dupont, Of Montpelie
Station, Va; Miss Amy DUPONT, Viii
mington, Del; General 7. Colema
dupont, Wilmington; Naudain an
Cannon, Wilmington; Edgar W. Pow
ell Bryn Mawr, Pa; Rose Vale
Stock Farm, Media, Pa; Miss Amy
! and Miss Anna S. Rupert, Sedle
Farms, Del: DR.. Oscar Seeley, Gwy
need, Pa; n. E. Stewart, Elkton, Nd
Stoeckle's Stables, Newark, Del; L.
Stotesbury, Chestnut Hill, Pa; Stronti
Farms, Pa; Miss Julia Townsend, Roc
land, Del; Miss Constance Nauclai
Rosemont. Pa; Mrs a. Felix duPon
Wilmington; Mrs. Alfred l. duPon
Wilmington; DR.. H. G. Ebert, Wilmin
ton; Arthur J. Fox, Radnor, Pa; Gle
Riddle Farms, Glen Riddle. Pa; Mi
Ida v Heckscher, Radnor, Pa; j.
Hannum, Jr., Chester, Pa; James
McComb, Claymont, Del; Miss Jan
Marvel, Wilmington; Josiah Mary'
Wilmington; William Wallace, Ed
. Moor. Del; A. l.. White. Wilmington
John A. White. Wilmington; J. Wi
Willis, n mington; Willis S. KLINE
Bingamton, \. v; Willisbrook FarI
Malvern, Pa, and Dr. Taylor Youn
Newark, Del.