Evening journal., 1916-09-08
WOMEN Win HONORS
At FAIR Horse SHOW
Miss Marion duPont'S Entry
Wins Hotel dupont
Challenge Cup
CROZTER ENTRIES
ALSO SCORE HIGH

Yesterday at the Horse Show was
Society Day" when many members
Of society, not only from this city, but
from Philadelphia, Bryn Mawr, Devon,
Virginia and elsewhere, gathered
around the paddock at waWaset Park
and watched the Horse Show. The
crowd that attended the show yester-
day afternoon was much larger and
more enthusiastic than that which at
tended on the opening day. Many
motors were parked around the ring,
while the grandstand was filled with
horse lovers from every part of the
State and elsewhere.
All the horses exhibited yesterday be-
hayed beautifully and the judges found
Il difficult to make the awards. Two
horses that attracted particular at
tention yesterday were Sun Flower
and Lee Chief. two horses owned by
John p. Crozier, OF Upland. Pa. They
were ridden and led by G. II. Kenton.
manager Of the Crozier estate. and
the marked excellence of their points
caused many ordinations OF admir-
alton from the crowd gathered around
the ring. Lee Chief won two iirsts I'm
his two entries. while Sun Flower
captured the blue I'm the harness class
after he had pranced. trotted. gallop-
ed and cantered around the ring be-
fore the admiring thousands and amid
much applause. When the ribbon was
pinned on the band struck up a
march and Sun Flower. who showed
be was used to having ribbons pin
nee on him, caught the time OF the
music and paced maiestically from
the ring.
All the horses exhibited were mag
Efficient animals and their fine points
and general beauty were much admir-
ed by the large crowd. Several of the
Donors were captured by women ex-
hibitors, including Miss Marion du-
Pont Of Montpelier, whose entries
created much admiration. and Miss
Amy DUPONT. whose horses were re-
peated winners. while the driving of
little Miss Powell. who drove "Sus-
eth" owned by Edgar W. Powell, won
much applause. She won the medal
MAT goes each year TO the winner OF
Che William DUPONT challenge cup
This cup must be won twice In sue
eession by the same exhibitor before
Il becomes the property OF the owner
The preceding years It has been won
BY Miss Elizabeth Kolb's Preference" I
while last year II was won by Miss
Marion duPont's favorite Twenty
-Four Karat"
Miss Marion DUPONT won the medal
that goes to the winner OF the Hotel
DUPONT Challenge Cup. This is the
second time Miss DUPONT has won the
cup but IL must be won three times
before she can claim IT,
The show will be concluded this af-
ternoon.
Awards made in the Horse Show
yesterday were:
Glass 15e-Hunter or jumper-For
the best performance OF jumper or
hunter over the outside course-First
prize, $50, Siiverty OF the Montpelier
Hounds; second prize, S25, Charles r.
Mather's Pocopson; third prize. $40,
Willow King. owned by Glen Riddle
Farms.
Glass s2-Pony stallion IN harness,
of any age, 70 be shown before an
appropriate vehicle. First prize $50
or cup. Melbourne Tattler. b. e., Del
chester Farms; second prize. $25 or
cup, Bantam King, b. s., Charles r.
Hamilton.
Glass 1O6-Pair OF saddle horses.
one suitable for lady rider and the
other fitted 20 a gentleman. First
prize, $50 or cup. Miss Marion du-
Pont.
Glass 121--Horso and Meadow
brook. or other similar two-wheeled
vehicle. First prize $50 or cup, But
tonwood Maid. CHI M. Buttonwood
Farm; second prize. S25 or cup, Glen
avon Lady. CHI. m. Miss Amy DUPONT.
Glass 93-For the best pair of
ponies. Il hands and under TO he
shown before an appropriate vehi-
Gle. First prize, $50 or cup. Fire