The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-07

Despite unfavorable weather thu
Seventh annual and largest Cap,
Fear Horse Show came to a clos'
last night at the American Legion
Stadium and was acclaimed b.
W. ]. Dillon, manager, as ;
hearty success"
The sparkling activities were eli
NAKED last night as King Christ
ian, owned by the Carolann'
Farms. captured the $4,000 Five
Gated Championship Stake. Thi'
event was the last OF the forty
nine classes that had shown some
of the top horses Of the South
Tropical Lady, owned by DR.. Pau
johnson, annexed the $250.0l
Three-Gaited Championship Stake
in the forty-fifth event.
The stellar ring performance:
opened at 200 pm. Friday with
the Open Pleasure Horses class
The afternoon action was made
up of twelve classes. A large crowd
damned the ring rails for Fri
day nights show under the lights
to witness some more topfight
ring entertainment.
The Saturday afternoon perform.
ance was marred by soggy track
due to heavy rains, but the exhi-
bitors carried on nevertheless.
Among the Saturday afternoon
features was the 5000 Hunter
stake, taken by Renown, Of the
Mile-A-Way Stables. Sunwin rank
ed second to give Myrtle Cour1
another ribbon and Golden Wood
DR.. Paul Mauldin's entry. was
third.
A somewhat dried off ring en-
abled the Saturday night perform
ance to give fine finishing touch
to the enjoyable two-day show.
Saturday night results:
Glass 38-$25 Junior three-galt.
ed horses: First, Forever Yours
E. E. Chapman; Second, American
Blonde, Rainbow Farms.
Class 3s-$25 three-gaited pony
stake-First, Mercer Lady, Robert
Morrison: Second, But Definitely
Mimi We'll; Third, Torpedo, Jr.
D. c. North. Jr.; Fourth, Billy
Boy, Stephen Mcintyre, III.
Class 40-$10 Road hack: Re
nown, Mile-A-Way Stables; Sec
ond. Sharnette. U. S. Coast Guard
Class 41-$25 Junior five-gaitec
horses: Georgianna Star, Caro-
lame Farms; Second, American
Wizard. Rainbow Farms.
Class 41-A-Hunter championship
preliminary: First. Renown, Mile
Away Stables; Second, Colder
Wood, DR.. Paul Mauldin: Third
Sunwin, Myrtle Court Stables.
Glass 1850 Fine harness stake:
First. BY Himself. Carollann'
Farms; Second, Jean LaFitte''
Treasurer. Idle Time Stables
Third, Crown Derby. G. c. Thorn
as. Jr.
Class 43-$1Oo Junpe, stake
First, Pompoon, U. S. Coas
Guard; Second, Whisdale, Mile
Away Stable; Third, Stream
Line, U. S. Coast Guard; Fourth
Foolish One. U. S. Coast Guard
Fifth, Mama. U. S. Coast Guard
Class "A - SIS Roadster stake
First, Little Sir Echo, Billy Todd
Second, Time to Shine. Rainbow
Farms.
Class IS - $3.50 Three-gaitee
championship stake: First. Tropi
cal Lady. DR.. Paul johnson; Sec
ond. Temple Sea, Idle Time Sta
bles;; Third, Personality Plus
Jean Mclean; Fourth, You're 4
Sweetheart, DR.. R. P. Sykes; Fifth
American Sundance, William Nc
Eachern, III.
Class As - $3.50 Walking horse
championship stake: First, Dia
mond Jim, w. S. Murchison: Sec
ond. Lady's Man. Wade Stepp
Third, Aliens White Rambler, O.
o. Whitlock.
Class 47-Jumper championship:
First, Pompoon, U. S. Coast
Guard: Second, Streamliner, U. S
Coast Guard.
Class 48-Hunter championship
final: First, Renown, Mile-A-Way
Stables: Second. Golden Wood, DR.
Paul Mauldin.
Class 40 - $500 Five-gaited
championship stake: First, King
Christian, Carollenne Farms; Sec.
ond. Midnight Shadow, Dick Bry-
ant: Third, The Patriot. Sam
Craver, Jr.. Idle Time Star. Idle
Time Stables; Fifth, Sweetie Love.
Fowler's Grandview Farm.
Saturday afternoon results:
Class rs - Local three-gaited
ponies: First, Mercer Lady, Rob-
ert Morrison; Second, Torpedo, Jr
D. D G: North, Jr.; Lady Star. Doro-
thy McCinnell. and fourth. Patch
es. Billy Dosher.
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