Evening journal., 1915-09-10
MISS MARION DUPONT'S
HORSE WINS FINE TROPHY

Six events that we're postponed
from yesterdays horse show were
Judged this morning The chief fea-
ture of the morning was the award
ing of the Hotel DUPONT Challenge
Cup. Much interest surrounded this
event, which was the second judged,
and when the cup was given to Miss
Marion duPont's chestnut gelding,
"Twenty-four Karat" there was
much applause from the spectators.
The winning of this cup this year
by Miss duHont marks the first time
this trophy has been awarded to a
woman, the winners for 1913 and 1914
being respectively Henry Cullins'
Jefferson Chef and Arthur j. Fox S
General Forest Three horses that
were down on the program to be en-
tered for tie Hotel DUPONT Challenge
Cup class were at the last moment
withdrawn They were Miss Amy
duPonts '5reylock," Arthur ]. Fox's
Holly Weath" and Miss Constance
Vauclain's Marco"
A numier of prominent society
persons tom this city and Philadel-
phia werl at the track this morning.
They care in automobiles which we're
packed aound the oval Among those
seen thi morning we're Andrew c.
Gray, Ms William K DUPONT. Mrs.
Eugene 1uPont, Miss Amy DUPONT
+ Miss Jula Townsend, Miss Constance
Vauclai. Miss Jean Lister Austin,
Miss Mrion DUPONT Miss Katherine
Thomppn, Miss Augusta LaMotte
Mrs. Smuel Riddle Of Philadelphia
Mrs. Mr.. Jackson and Mrs. F. R. Pit
cairn, also OF Philadelphia
: Miss Julia Townsend, Miss Constance
Vauclin, Miss Jean Lister Austin anC
Miss Marion DUPONT were the only
woma who participated in the morning
Z event Prominent among the winner
werehorses from the Glen Riddle Farms
All iour prizes in the Corinthian clas
wel captured by horses from thes
fars They also captured prizes II
oter events. Willis Sharpe Kilmer wa
arther whose horses repeatedly tool
, haors. The award for the morning
cents were made as follows:
Glass l3S-Corinthian Class: Open T.
] hunters qualified or green and show
/ yer the regular jumps All riders il
his class had to be members of recog
lized hunt clubs. First prize, s35. VIII
low King; second prize. Bally Heather
third, Bloodstone; fourth. Glandalougt
All these horses are owned by the Gle
Riddle Farms.
!. Calss 102 Hotel dupont Challeng,
Cup, must be won three times by III,
same owner; for horse or hack II
hands 2 inches high or over. up to III
+. pounds; walk. trot. canter or running
allowed. First prize Hotel duPon
Challenge Cup. Twenty-four Karat
owned by Miss Marion DUPONT; sec
ond cup. General Forrest owned By
lelchester Farms; third, Mary Mar
vel. owned by Josiah Marvel
Glass 121 American Hackney
Hrse Society medal for the bes
stllion. mare or ge1ding exceeding
14hands. two inches. First prize
Alerican Hackney Horse Societl
mdal,. The Whip. owned by Mis-
Costance Vauclain: second cur
Wrwick Princess, owned by Mis-
Jen Lister Austin
lass 2-Middle-weight greer
huters up to carrying 1856 pounds u
hands. First, S35, Kilrush, owned b,
PJ. O'Connell: second, SIS, Bran
q. owned by Strontla Farm, third
Alershot, owned by Glen Riddle
! Fms; fourth. Billie Bowles. owner
BIZ 3. Hannum. Jr.
Glass 137-Jumpers (handicap)
frses that have won championship
high jump, to jump five feet
trses that have won blue ribbons Il
srecognized show prior to 1915 t.
mp four feet six inches: horse
iet have never won a blue ribbon q
mp four feet. First prize. s3s
loodstone, owned by Glen Riddl
arms; second, SIS, Warwick, owne
y Strontia Farm; third, Jasper Re-
[eart, owned by Willis Sharpe Xii
aer; fourth, Tip Toe. owned by vii
Is Sharpe Kilmer
Glass 118-Harness horse over four
cen hands two inches and. not ex
seeding 15 hands one inch. Firs
prize. cup, Princess Sheila, owned b.
Miss Constance Vauclain; second
cup Warwick PNncess. owned b.
Miss Jean Lister Austin; third. Glen
avon Lady. owned by Miss Amy du
Pont; fourth, Willisden CourtshiI
owned by William A. Lieber.