Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-07
RACQUET STARS IN
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hands. . inches, and not exceeding rs
hands, inch; to.bc shown before an ap-
propriaie vehicle. Corrinc, Montpelier
Farm, FIRST; Fortuna, Montepler Farm,
second; Range, Joseph Wissenfeld, third;
Montpelier, Montpelier Farm, fourth. ;.
Class 70-Jumping class. Open TO all.
Performance and style of going only to
count, eight jumps; feet, 6 inches.
Bally Heather, Glenn Riddle Farm,
first; Silver Tip, Foxcatcher Farms, sec
ond; Jim Treat, Black Oak Farm, third;
Red Wing. Glenn Riddle Farm, fourth.
Class 5S-Novico harness horse. For
the best pair of novice harness horses over
II hands, inches, that have never won a
blue ribbon, as a pair. at any recognized
show. Corrine and Lustre. Montpelier
Farm, first: Monroe and Mason, Mont
pelier Farm, second Rife II and Range,
Joseph Wicscnfcld, third; Red and Bell,
Joseph Wicscnfeld fourth.
Class 36-Road hack, to be shown at
Wa X, trot and cantcr pace on tile trot to
couu, 20 per cent cantcr, % per cent, and
walk, % per cent Racquet, Joseph Wiesen
field. first: Lady Babbie, Miss Wilhclmina
du Pont. second; Pontagon, Foxcatcher
Farms, third.
Class a3-Must be won three times by
the same owner Horse or hack, Is hands,
. inches high or over. Up to l15 pounds,
walk. trot and canter, running walk allow
cd. Conformation, gait and manners to
count eaunlly A medal will be awarded
each wear to the winner by the Delaware
State Fair Association. Won by Miss
AMY du Pont in 1917. Not competed for
in 1918 or 1919 Racquet, Joseph Wicsen-
field. first Lady Rabbic, Miss Wilhelmna
du pont. second; Dcnnaconna, Miss
Mary B. du Pont, third.
Class 2o-Childrcn's jumping contest.
For children under | 5 years old. Ponies to
be shown over four brush jumps, three feet
high Rex, entered by Miss Lydia Griffen-
berg hut ridden by Miss Mary b. du Pdnt,
first. Twilight, Miss Lydia du Pont, second
Class l5-Shctland ponies; TO be ridden.
hy child Mary, Miss +. Marian Pierce,
first: Leap Year, Miss Alice du Pont, Sec
ond June, George Kline, third; Betty,
Miss Alice Farrow, fourth.
Class 20 High stopper pony, over l3
hands not exceeding Ia hands, 2 inches;
% he shown before an appropriate vehicle.
Tssington Van Dyke, FoNcatchor Farms,
first: Nimbus, Miss Louisa Carpenter
second; Little Fircfy. Miss f. Marian
Pierce.
Class 32-Horse, over Is hands, 2 inch
e., up To 200 pounds, conformation and
manners 10 be equally considered. Rae
quet Joseph Wicsenfeld, first; Donnacon-
M. Miss Mary B. du Pont, second.
Class 46-Horse over IA hands, inches
Suitable for ladies use, to be shown by a
lady. Montpelier Dolly Madison, Mrs.
William du Pont, first; Lustre, Mont
pclcr Farm, second; Rcd, Joseph Wiesen-
field. third; Range, Joseph Wicsenfeld,
fourth.
Class l9-Pony, IA hands or over Best
performance over jump not more than
three feet. To be ridden by a child is
years Or younger who is resident Of
Delaware Hun,sman, Miss Mary du Pont
first: pcrshing, Miss Esther ID. dl Pont,
second; Rex, Miss Lydia GrifIenbcrg,
third; Daisy Rock, Josiah Marvel, Jr.,
fourth
Glass 777.Ladies' hunter. Conforma-
ton, 25 per cent, manners, 25 per cent;
performance over fences. so per cent regu-
lar four-foot jumps, under side saddles.
Nitchcrsft, Foxcatcher Farms. first; Hex
aEon, foNcatchcr Farms, second; Silver
TIP. Foxestcher Farms, third.
Class 24-Ponies jumping. To be rid
den by child under Is years of age: for
ponies under 1872 hands. Rex, Miss
LYDIA Grifenberg, first.
Class i5-iiorse and runabout (or
similar style four-wheeled vehicle). Horse
10 count 90, rInabout, harness and ap-
pointments. 40 Horse must have good
conformation and quality and be smoothly
turned True all around action and he