Evening journal., 1915-09-09

Close tomorrow. hundreds OF per
sons attracted by the exhibition of the
animals hocked to the
oval and viewed with much interest
the judging and exhibition of blooded
horses, high steppers and jumpers. So
ciety of this and other cities was well
represented. The scene around the
track yesterday afternoon was unus-
ually interesting and vivacious. Scores
of automobiles were lined up around
the track and were filled with happy
passengers while hundreds stood
around the fencing. Colors of the
sport sweaters and dainty frocks of
the women added to the picturesque
scene. The weather was ideal and
never did the grass look greener nor
the scarlet sage surrounding the
judges stand look brighter than yes
terday.
a number OF prominent society women
rode and drove in the show A number
of them are exhibiting their own horses.
Among those who are exhibiting are
Miss Amy dupont who is showing
Queen of Denmark. Haverford, Glenaven
Lady, Greylock and Bonnie Lass; Miss
Jane Marvel, who is exhibiting Frost
Miss Marion DUPONT, who has entered
Marjory Moreland, Twenty-four Karat
and Great Hunter; Miss Constance Nau-
claim, whose horses are The Whip,
Broadlawn Maid, Break o. Day, Marco
and Princess Sheila; Miss Townsend,
who is exhibiting Jingle Bells; Miss Jean
Lister Austin, who is showing Goldleaf
Warwick Princess and Warwick Queen
Mrs. A. Felix DUPONT. who is exhibiting
Leap Years Mrs Alfred l. DUPONT, who
is exhibiting Cadogan Davis. Harry and
Jack, and Miss Amy Rupert, who is ex-
hibiting Eta and Doris. Miss Anna Ru-
pert was to have entered her horse. Ce-
dric, but just previous to the opening of
the show he was injured and had to be
withdrawn.
Much interest surrounded the riding
and driving classes yesterday. as most
of the riders and drivers we're well
known and had many friends among
the spectators There were several
falls in the hunters and jumpers
class. but none was seriously injured.
Among those injured was A. L. White.
who was riding Winchester Girl He
was thrown when his mount fell at
the third hurdle. Mr.. White fortunate
ly sustained no greater injury than a
sprained ankle Excitement ran high
and there we're any number of thrills
when three horses fell at the jumps.
The riding was spirited.
The judging also met with general
approval and altogether no horse show
of previous years has ever been bet
ter conducted or more successful than
tfat now in progress. Hunters, ponies,
trotters, saddle and hackney horses
are being exhibited and are attracting
widespread attention.
Among those who will ride and
drive this afternoon will be Miss Amy
DUPONT. Miss Jean Lister Austin, Miss
Constance Vauclain, Miss Marion du-
Pont. Miss Amy L. Rupert, Miss Jane
Marvel. Miss Jane Gordon Coke, and
Miss Roberta. B. Downing. The fol.
lowing are judges for the show:
Heavy Harness Horses. Garner
West, Garnersville. n. Y: w du-
Pont, Wilmington, Del; w. W. San
ford, Orange. Va.
Light Harness Horses-Thomas
Collins. Germantown, Pa; CARL S
Burr, Jr. Commack, L. l.; John O.
Gheen, Washington, d. G.
~ Saddle Horses-Dr. Oscar Seeley
Philadelphia. Pa; E. 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.; Ed
ward B. Chase, Radnor, Pa; W. W
Sanford. Orange. Va.
Breeding Classes-Edw. B. Twad-
die. West Chester. Pa; VIM. DUPONT
Wilmington. Del; Alex. P Corbit
Odessa, Del.
Veterinary Inspector-Dr. Thomas
] Mahaffy, Jacksonville, Fla.
Results Of yesterdays event in ad-
dition to those printed yesterday
were.
INTRO TO COME. g.. ...
Glass 134-Jumping class. Open to
all Performance and style of going
only to count Eight jumps; feet
6.-One, Warwick. b. g.. 1862, Strontia
Farm Two. Grey Eddie, grey, g.
16.1. Alliquippa Farm Three, Bran
ton. br. G., 1872 Strontia Farm. Four
Lady Eileen, bay m, 16.2, 6. Willis
Sharpe Kilmer
Class 127-For best pair of road
sters. Conformation. manners anc
style of going to be especially consid.
ered--Ruby, bay m, 15.1 IL, Z. Z
T. Stotesbury. Two. Ashlander. bay
e.. 1872, s. Oscar Seeley.
Class 12S-Light Weight Qualified
e
hands To be shown over the regular
jumps Conformation and manners tC
count 40 per cent; performance, g
per cent.-One, Rambler brown g.
16, T. Rose Valley Stock Farm. Two
Tip Toe, bay m. 161, S. Willis
Sharpe Kilmer. Three Barbara, ba.
m. 15.2. Delchester Farms Stud.
Glass 144-Jumping Class Open Il
all. Manners. performance and STYLE
of going only to count; TO be showI
over the regular four-foot jumps witt
the right wing left off-One, His Val
ley, ch. g.. 16.3. T. Rose Valley Stool
Farm. Two. Branton. br. E., 1872
Srontia Farm Three, Silver Tip. ba!
g.. 1872. 6. William dupont. Jr. Foui
Lady Eileen, bay m, 1872, 6. Willis
Sharpe Kilmer.
Class 103-Horse and runabout (oi
similar style Of four-wheeled vehicle)
Horse should be over IA hands
inches and not exceeding Is hands
inches. Horse to count 60; runabout
harness and appointments. 40. Hors'
; must have good conformation an,
quality and be smoothly turned. Tru
all around action and be able to g
a pace. Must stand without bein:
: held Excessively high action not es