The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-06
CROWDS ATTEND
ON FIRST NIGHT
ChiIdren's Division, Five Gait
ed Class Feature Events
Night Showing

Despite last nights whistling
winds, the Cape Fear Horse show,
now in its third year, went through
two successful rounds before fairly
large crowds at Legion field.
Last nights cold breezes forced
spectators to don topcoats, horse
blankets and what-have-you, but
they seemed to enjoy it neverthe'
less.
Particularly outstanding last night
were the opening and closing classes
The first, local children's horse
manship, presented both beautiful
horses and able riders in an attrac'
tive ring. The last, showing on open
five gated class, was one of the
most interesting events.
Winners in the local horsemanship
class were: first, Billy Wilkins; sec.
ond, Marguerite MacRae; third, Joe
Shepard Morrison; and fourth, Vera
D. Diehl. Other entrants were Billy
Memory, Betty Hall, Charles Low
rimore, Jr., Gwendolyn Collins,
Frederick Willetts, Jr., Margaret
Skinner and Frances Biddle.
Winners in the closing five-gaited
class were: first, o. T. Fowler's
Scarlet Pimpernel; second, r. W.
Bakers Ella Wee; third, c. H. Hen
derson's Lady Hope; and fourth,
Orten Boren's Midnight Lady.
A summary of the evenings other
events, with the winners in the
order named:
knock down and out jumping:
first, Virginia Girl, ,Pinehurst
Stables; second, Red Sails, C. V.
Henkel; third, Ghandi, G. V. Henkel;
fourth, Lady Durham, Linville
Stables.
Three gated pleasure saddle
horses: Joyous Esquire, o. T. Fow-
Ter; Kris Kringle, Vera D. Diehl;
Margaret Potter, Miss JOY.
Ladies' jumpers: Virginia Girl,
Pinehurst; Olivette, Charlotte Ives
Montgomery; Happy Lore, Linville
Stables.
Local five gated horses: Cherry
Mcdonald, Mrs. Leroy c. Fergus
Kentucky Boy, John Leeuwenburgi
Prissy, Frederick Willetts, Jr.;
Rusty, Mildred Dixon.
Open Three gated: Count Pea
cock, Nathan Ayres; Peavine's
Society Born, r. w. Baker; Glorian-
ma, O. T. Fowler; Cock O. the Walk,
Jane Wharton.
Open jumping: Red Sails, c. V.
Henkel, Jr.; Happy Lore, Linville
Stables; Timber Rider; Lady Dur
ham, Linville Stables.
A summary of the afternoon win
ners, in order named.
Local pony class, open to ponies
owned by residents Of New Hanover
and Brunswick counties: Patches,
Joe Shepard Morrison; Snow, Billy
Sutton; Little Cherry, R C h l
Cameron; Queen, D. C. North, Jr.;
Sporty, Dickie Andrews.
Touch and out jumping: Happy
Lore, Linville Stables; Lady Dur
ham, Linville Stables; Red Sails, C.
V. Henkel, Jr.; Big Boy, Harris W.
Haskell.
Five gated horses, open to five
gated horses show by amateur
riders only: Prissy, Frederick Will
let's, Jr.; Cherry Mcdonald, Mrs.
Leroy C. Fergus; Daredevil Dan, c.
E. Bond.
Local children's craftsmanship, Il
years and under, open to children
resident in this or adjacent coun-
ties: Marguerite MacRae, Billy Viii
kins, Rachel Cameron, Mary Sutton
Eleanor j. H. Willetts.
C%orinthian, open to members Of
recognized hunt clubs, hunters rid
den in hunting attire. Doncastel
Lark, Miss Charlotte Ives Mont
gomery; Side Slip, Miss Charlotte
Ives Montgomery; Virginia Girl
Pinehurst Stables; Musical Clown
Miss Charlotte Ives Montgomery.
North Carolina owned three gait
ed horses: Cock O. The walk, Jane
Wharton; Smoke Screen, O. r
Fowler, Midnight Flash, Billy Will
kins.
Ponies in harness: Red Boy, Jack
B. Farrar; Little Charry, Rache
Cameron; Dixie Doodle, Johnnie
Leeuwenberg; Ginger, Robert H
Tate, Jr.
Open Hunters, over outsid.
course: Dark Victory, Linvill'
Stables; Doncaster Lark, Miss Char
lotte Ives Montgomery; Musica
Clown, Miss Charlotte Ives Mont
gomery; Side Slip, Miss Charlotte
Ives Montgomery.
North Carolina Owned Five Gait
ed: Lady Hope, c. H. Henderson
Jr.; Mountain Poinsetta, r. w
Baker; McDonald's Choice, L. B
Jenkins.
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