The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-10-12

Dorothy Peters," Charles o. Her
bert, Conshohocken; Elizabeth
Worthy Charles o. Herbert; third
Happy Del" James V. Craven
fourth. Miss Moo Chris, Myers
Glenside; PAGERS. first, Lady j.
s. M, II. Morris, Newtown; second
Charles Be Sure by "Be Sure,
James V. Craven.
Combination Ride and Drive
First, Bob" Wynne James, Doyles
town; second, "All Silk" Thomas r
Hunt, Lambertville, N. j,
Hunter Class Horse, mare OF
gelding suitable to become hunter
that have never competed in Hun
ter Glass in any show); first, Gin
ger Ale Huntingdon Valley Hum
Club; seco1d, "Mussolini," Georg,
Warner,Jt., New Hope; third, "Mitch
ael." "The Horses" New Hope
fourth, "Tony," "The Horses" New
Hope.
Open Hunter Class First priz,
cup), first, Lady Jane Gray" &
M, rider, Miss Susanna Cross. Jen
kintown, H. X. Cartwright, Hun
tingdon Valley Hunt Club; second
watch Maid" b. M, Mrs. Henri,
Mills Watts, huntingdon Valley
Hunt Club; third, "Silver Fizz," b
F. Mechling Huntingdon Vale,
e. Huntingdon Valley Hunt Club
fourth, "Middlesex," b. e.. Mrs. h
Hunt Club.
Standard Bred Mares-(trotter,
or PAGERS, suitable for brecding)
first, Queen Olcott," by Olcott As
worthy James V. Craven; second
Dorothy Peters" c. M, by Pete
the Great, Charles O. Herbert, Con
shohocken; third, LILA Dillon" b,
Dillon Axworthy, b. m., Horace b
Wilgus, Philadelphia; fourth, "Sta
lac tite,' b.m., by Dillon Axworthy
Charles O. Herbert,
Team of Hunters-( shown single
file), first, Huntingdon Valley Hun
Club tMiddlesex. Mohawk an,
Watchmaid)
Draft Foals-(of 1929, first, Bel
videre Farms: second, Justa Farms
third, National Farm School; fourtl
Justa Farms.
Folas of l923-First, Neshamm,
Farms; second, National Farm
School; third and fourth, Belvider,
Farms.
Ponies-(Breeding Glass;; first
Joseph Gulden, Weisel; second, Mon
tessorri Camp. Forest Grove.
Ponis-Uight) First, Montessor
Camp; second, A. S. Worthington
Wycombe; third, William Fret2
Pipersville.
Ponies-Gn harnessl first, A. S
Worthington, Wycombe; second, +
w. Hinkle, Plumsteadville.
Champion Road Horse-Won b,
Dorothy Peters, BIN, owned b.
, Charles O. Herbert.
Ponies-(to saddle), first. painto
"The Horses" New Hope; second
inky, "The Horses" third, "Flos
sic, Henry II. Slower, Newtown
fourth, yellowstone" Mrs. II w
Turner, New Hope.
CATTLE AWARDS
In the Holstein classes the "Circl,
View Farm" Solebury, owned by
c. j. Roller received the lions shar,
of honors. Howard Sands is super
intendent of the farms. and Edwar,
Alcott is hersman.
One of the features fthe eattl
show that attracted much attention
was the monster Ayrshire bull, en-
tered by the Buckridge Farms
Feasterville. The name of the 1880
pound bull is Nancy Mintmasks,
and such a good impression did i
make on the Judges that the cham
pion bull ribbon was awarded to tn,
heavyweight.
Other special prizes were givei
for the Best Guernsey Cow to "Ultri
Rose of Fritzlyn," owned by w. +
Fretz, Pipersville.
Champion Aged Cow of the Show
"Segis Pontiac Lodema Deane," Hol
stein, owned by C.. j. Roller.
fiolstein Cows--Aged cow, first
Segis Pontiac Lodema Deane, C. J
Roller; second, Deane DeKol Canar,
Lilith, c. j. Roller; third, Sprinl
Garden Bessie Pieterjo, John II
Hellerman, Doylestown.
Holstein Calf, female, first j. l.
Sayre; second, ]. l.. Sayre; third
Reuben p. Ely.
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