Evening journal., 1922-05-31
STATE HORSES in
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Foxcatcher Farms Wins
Riddle Challenge Cup at
Devon
MENTION
FOR DILWYNE FARM

Judging OF championship classes
was the feature Of the closing of the
classic five-day Devon Horse Show
and County Fair at Devon, Pa, for
the benefit OF the Bryn Mawr Hos
pital before a holiday throng yester-
day. Delaware exhibitors again car
ried off honors. several OF their en-
tries winning championships in their
classes.
r. r. NJ. Carpenters Dilwyne
Farms came in for special mention
with the winning of four blues. in
cluding at least two championships,
which we're in addition to a number
OF other ribbons captured during the
day by the stables located at Mont
chanin. Dilwyne Dolly was a double
winner, capturing the blue in two
ponies under saddle class, one of
them championship. Black Hackle
is the other champion, taking the
honors in the championship event
for jumping ponies. ridden by chill
dren.
The other blue ribbon which went
to Dilwyne Farms, was won by
Princess Sheila in competition with
the cream of the hackneys for the
American Hackney Horse Society
Cup, presented by Captain Betram !
w. Mills, of England. other places !
were captured by the Dilwyne Farms
as follows;
POwelton, second in the saddle |
horse class for road hack not ex-
reeding Is hands, 3 inches; Cutie
Pie. third in the ponies under saddle
class for ponies over 12 hands.
inches and not exceeding 13 hands.
inches; Princess Sheila, third In
he harness horse class over IA
laDds. inches; Princess Sheila,
fifth in the open to all harness horse I
take.
The FoNcatcher Farms, William
uPont, Jr. won the Riddle chal-
enge cup for the exhibitor of hunt [
rs and jumpers. winning the most '
umber of points in the hunting and a
lmping classes during the show. i
fr. DUPONT entered the class of re- a
eaters in annexing the Riddle cup, I
5 he also won II last year. v
Nancy Pansy of Mr.. duPont's Il
able was awarded second by the s
idges in the champion GLASS for Il
unters for the show. Only those a
unters which had won in hunting &
nd jumping events at this years r
now were eligible to be judged for Z
ne crown OF the champion. Dur
ard Roberts, owned by Isaac II. h
lothier, Jr., won the event and he Il
ntered the blue ribbon class in the T
receding event, the $3.50 free-for- t
II hunter stake. Durward Roberts, t
n aged chestnut gelding had per-
ormed in FIVE other classes in the
curse of the five-day show, and the
est he could do before was to win
second. On three occasions he I
ras unplaced. on the other hand
-anoy Pansy won or was placed in
lrtually every event in which she
The Foxcatcher Farms entries
laced in several other events, in
uding third in the hunters and
lmpers class for the best three
unters from any recognized hunt
ub, and a second by Nancy Pansy
the $3.50 hunter stake. Nancy !
ansy. Witchcraft and Silver Tip 4
the trio which took third. i
william duPont's Montpelier en- /
les again took several places yes i
,rday in the harness events. Mont
slier Corrine and Montpelier Safety il
iptured third in the best pair OF Il
arness horses class, the horses to
e ridden by lady and shown be- Il
re a phaeton. Montpelier Corrine i
'ok sixth in the open to all $3.50 /
arness horse stake. I'll
other place winners at the Devbn Il
now included fourth by Delches- 81
r Miss Whip, OF the Delchester
arms in one OF the pony classes.
Victor c. Mather's Brandywine II
sbles OF Lenape. Pa. again scored Il
a number OF events FL