Evening journal., 1921-09-06
blue ribbon in the jumping and
ladies' hunter classes.


their owners instead Of hired jock
eys adds interest to the show.
The prettiest OF the events was |
the exhibit OF the hunter-jumper |
class over the outside course. Bar
barettee, the bay mare OF Delches- I
ter Farms, won first prize clearing |
all eight hurdles OF the course. |
Miss Lydia Clothier OF villa Nova.
Pa, took the red ribbon with her
graceful mare. Town and Gown. and
the white ribbon with Alma Mater.
In the ladies' hunter Mrs. William
DUPONT. Jr.. rode the winning mare,
Nancy Pansy. taking every hurdle
clear; and rode also. Bay Anne
owned by Edgar w. Powell. OF
Bryn Mawr. Pa, and the handsome
brown gelding Titan. OF W. Plum
kett Stewart. OF Unionville, Pa
In this class Miss Marion DUPONT
won the yellow ribbon with Blue
Ridge.
Two accidents. neither serious.
occurred in the afternoon; Vir-
ginia Boy Of A. Felix DUPONT,
ridden by Josiah Marvel, Jr.,
knocked down the fourth hurdle and
! fell in the open jumping contest. In
the last exhibit Mr.. Marvel was
thrown from his gelding Burbank,
but was uninjured and finished the
course.
The Answer, from Dilwyne Farm
which was to contend for the Del
aware state Fair Challenge cup was
injured during the unloading OF the
horses Sunday afternoon and could
not be shown. Miss Mary duPont's
Donconna was winner Of this class.
There was keen rivalry in the
class for heavy draught horses
Entries by Edward r. Pusey Coal
Company. Of this city, won both FIRST
land second prizes. The complete
list Of awards yesterday rs as fol-
lows;
Awards In the Horse Show yesterday
were as follows;
Three year-olds, suitable is become
hurdlers-Won. Marsman, Foxcatcher
Farms second. Bonnie Girl. Nicholas j..
Kelly
Four-year-olds and under. suitable
20 become hunters-Won by Marks
man, Foxcatcher Farms second. Paddy
Black. Oak Farm. Media; third. Bonnie
Girl Nicholas j. Kelly.
Pony stations. 10 hands and not over
M
Tatier. Colchester Farms second. Fulke
Wildhre. Dilwynne Farm. third. Willis
brook Horace, Dilwynne Farm, fourth.
Tissnrton NanDyke. Foxcatcher Farms.
Pony stallion. under 32-Won. FuIke
, Wilddrs. Dilwynne Farm. second. Will
isbrook Horace. Dilwynne Farm.
shetland pony mare pony 10 be rid
den by a chlld-Won by Eoria, Fox
catcher Farms; second. Mary, Miss
Lirhi-weight green hunters. up to
carrying le5 vounds 70 hounds-Wor
B by Titan w Ilunkett stewart; second
Captain Sowerhy Foxcatcher Farms
: third. Paddy Black Oak Farm; fourth
Bonnie Girl. Nicholas j Kelly.
Middle and heavyweight green hunt.
l ers up 70 carrying 1856 pounds-Won hy
4 Friar Tuck, =. G. McCune; second
Alma Mater. Miss Dorothy Clothier
- third. Barbette, Delchester Farms
/ fourth. Virginia Boy. A. Felix DUPONT
Novice hackney harness horse. mar'
: or gclding over IA hands g inches-Won
Z Montpelier, Montpelier Farms. second
Z c. n. NJ. Montpelier Farms, third
= Montpelier Geraldine Pearl. Montpele
Farms.
"a Jumping classes. open 10 all minors
performance and style OF going. onl'
. 10 count TO be shown over the regula
. fQur-foot jump with right wing on
$ Won, Day Anne. Edgar " Powell; sec
n ond. Sllvertip FoXcatcher Farms, third
4, Jim Treat. Black Oak Farms, fourth
y Alma Mater Miss Dorothy Ciothier.
e Pair Of heavy horses hitched 10 a.
IS appropriate vehicle-Won, Edward 4
Pusey Company, second, Edward X
pusey Company, third. Diamond Io
l. and Coal Company; fourth, damon
o Ice and Coal Company.
- Single horses. for delivery purposes
miched 70 an appropriate vehicle-Woi
J. George and Clarence Fraim, secon,
t. Diamond Ice and Coal Company; thir,
j.. Fraim entry; fourth. Diamond Ice an
Coal Company.
IS Jumping class. open 10 an-won b
D I faNa faal
l. lenger, of Mr.. Isaac II. Clothier. Jr
second; Silver Tip. FoNcatcher FARM
10 third, Miss SollOquy Of Mr.. Isaac
r ClOthler Jr., fourth.
Novice harness horse Cpairs)-Firs
second and third prizes taken BY Mont
3 poNcr Farms.
IL Road haclS-won by Poweiton. Of Dn
% Wyne Farm; Harkaway. Of Delcheste
y Farms, second. Radiant. Of Miss Esthe
e Ball. third.
l. Children's jumping contest for ponie
l. not exceeding 10 hands-Won by jill
Of Delchester Farms Harmony Chr
'e Miss Edith DUPONT, second.
Shetland ponies. 10 be ridden by chill
e Won By Gloria, FO1catcher Farmi
= Mary. Miss +. Marian Pierce, second.
y Horse over IS hands and 2 inches a
n 10 200 pounds. conformation and man
% ner to be especially cOnsidered-Wo
= by Donoconna, Of Miss Mary dupon
~ Horse over "a hands inches. suit
lf able for lady, 10 be shown by lady
W Won by Montpelier Briliiance. Of Mont
=, peler FARM second, Montpelier Lady
VI Montpelier Farm.
Pony. "A hands or under best pei
l. formance over jHmp not more than
"a fect-Won by Miss Harrison. Of De
~ chester Farms. Huntsman. Miss Mar
of B. DUPONT, second; Daisy Rock. Mr. Jg
h. siah Marvel. Jr., third.
M Ladies' hunter, ladies to ride--wc
~ by Nancy pansy, Foxcatcher FARM
D. Witchcraft, FOxcatchor Farms. seconi
Blue Ridge, Miss Marian DUPONT, thir,
- Titan. Mr.. W. Plunkett Stewart.
a. Unlonvile, Pa, fourth.
H. Ponies. iumping-Won by J. IIiu. NJ
he W. plunkett stewart; Circus Girl.
,,, Mr.. Stewart second.
" Delaware State Fair Challenge Ct
as (offcred by Mr. William dupont)-Wc
es by Donoconna. Of Miss Mary B. duPon
m Hunter or jumper, for best perform
-. ance Of hunter or jumper over outsi,
y course-Won by Barbette. OF Delchest
NJ Farms' Town ana Gown. Miss Lyd
H., Lydia Clothier. third. Nancy Pans
ny Foxcatcher Farms. fourth.
I'm Consumers League Exhibit.
ry The Consumers League OF Del
OF ware is one of five organizations c.
er operating TO show at the Fair VIII
e. is being done by these welfa
NJ agencies 10 promote the health. ed
w cation and recreation of the peop
D.. OF Wilmington and OF the Stat
~, This combined exhibit Of the Cor
- munity Service. Visiting Nurse A
on sociation. Young Women's Chri
on tian Association, State Departme
CIV OF Immigrant Education and Il
a Consumers League Of Delaware o
,ly cupies four booths in the Mercantl
p nuffafnu Two hoOfhg ara fhrou