Evening journal., 1921-09-10
LAST OF HORSE
SHOW AWARDS
Miss Combs Shetland Mark
Judged Best in Exhibit
tion
RIBBON FOR
DUPONT PONY

The horse show at the Delaware
State Fair yesterday, was given over
almost entirely to the showing of
draught horses, OF which there were
many classes. Some pony classes
were also shown.
There was a good gallery of on
lokers throughout the morning and
a part Of the afternoon. Instead OF
taking the usual noon recess. the
judges and other officials put all the
remaining classes through between
the hours of To- and o'clock This
course was taken that the judges,
some Of whom live a distance from
Wilmington, could start for home
early
1t was remarked by many that
this years horse show far surpassed
shows Of other years. both in point
of animals shown and in the variety
of classes, and competition. Due TO
the high standard met with, when
! they go away from home to show,
local horsemen are replacing their
| horsefiesh that Is not of the highest
/ type, with the best bred horses that
can be bought In carrying out this
idea. far higher standard of well
/ bred horses we're shown at the horse
show this year than heretofore.
Summaries of the final showing
yesterday were as follows:
Shetland Pony Stallion; Won by
Mark, Miss Mary e. Combs.
Hackney. three years old: Won by
/ One Entry, Montpelier Farm; second
Foxcatcher Lady Van Dyke, Foxcatch-
er Farms; third. One Entry. Montpelier
Farm.
Pony Mare. 1872 and under 14.2: Won
by Tissington Amasis, Dilwyne Farm;
| second. Nellie. Irwin c. Walker.
Shetland Pony Stallion. three years
old or over: Won by Hornet. Jr., Black
oak Farm; second. Mark, Miss Mary
r. Combs; third. Hornet, Black Oak
Farm; fourth. one Entry John E. Nc
Pony Geiding. 1872 and under 14.2:
Won by Huntsman. Miss Mary B.
Special class-staHions 1 year and
under 2: Won by Aeon. Montpelier
Farm; second, Marshall Foch. Bellevue
Mare and foal. so per cent each: Won
by Ridley Gem and foal. Delchester
Farms; second, Guase and foal, Mont
Team to weigh over 2sOO pounds; Won
by one Team, Bellevue Farm.
Mares over and under years: Won
by Ridley Gem, Delchester Farms' sec
ond. Merry Win, Montpelier Farm.
Mares, years old and under 4: Won
by Sweet Melody. Montpelier Farm.
/ Brood Mares 8 years and over, Won
bv Jactelle. Foxcatcher Farms; second,
lone. Montpelier Farm; third. Calouse,
Montpelier Farm.
Foal. either sex. weanling; Won by
one Entry Montpelier Farm; second,
one Entry. Arthur Gravatt.
PONY Brood Mare. in foal or foal at
foot: Won by Tisington Amasis, Dill
wyne Farm. -. w..
Nv Tegitime Delchester Farms; sec
ond. Jactene, Foxcat tclfer Farms.
Get OF one sire. three animals either
sex. American bred: Won by Get, OF
Kaneton. Delchester Farms.
, stations, 2 years old and under B
Won by Torpedo. Delchester Farms;
pratt Mare, any breed other thar
registered / year old and under 8, Won
I by Joan Of Arc. Thomas n, Nansahe Ii
Pair Mares, attached 70 iarh , Mason
won by one Entry, Montpelier Farms
Harvey u. Fell, who acted as
clerk of the Horse Show, and whose
eaiciency and obliging manner in
that office contributed much to It's
success. has opened a riding school
AZ 1922 West Seventh street which
will make it possible for Whining
tonians to take up this sport which
Is rapidly returning to its former
popularity.
Mr.. Fell, who is an excellent
: horseman and judge of horses re-
turned to Wilmington last June after
YEAR at william duPonts Mont
heller stables, near Charlottesville
IVA He was graduated from the
Agricultural College Of the Univer'
-, sitv OF Delaware in 1920.