The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-07
King Christian Takes
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i First. Sunwin, Myrtle Court
i Stables; Second. Golden Wood. DR.
Paul Mauldin; third, Dark Vic
tory, Mile-A-Way Stables: fourth
Renown, Mile-A-Way Stables.
Class 27-Ladies' Three-gaitee
horses; first. Personality Plus
Jean Mclean: Second. Adele
Chip-In Stables; Third. Echo
Sarah Clark.
Class % - Local five-gaitee
horses: First. Belle Acre. Billy
Todd; Second, Daring Alice, Will
liam McEarchern; Third. Mis-!
West Virginia, Bobby Afford
Glass 29-Ladies' hunters: First
Golden Wood, DR.. Paul Mauldin
Second, Renown. Mile-A-Wa1
Stables; Third, Dark Victory. Mile
Away Stables; Fourth. Sunwin
Myrtle Court Stables.
Glass 30-Open Children's horse
manship: First, Regatta. Mary
Sutton; Second, Echo. Sarah Clark:
Third. Hot To-day. Arthur Will
kins.
Class 31-S25 combination three.
gated horses: First. American
Blonde, Rainbow Farms.
Class 80 - Children's hunters:
First. Sharnette. U. S. Coast
Guard; Second, Show Girl Gus
Morse. Jr.: Third. Miss West Vir-
ginia, Bobby Afford.
Class 80 - Local gated
horses: First, How'm I Doing,
Billy Todd; Second. Genius Maid,
Joe Morrison; Third, Echo, Sarah
Clark; Fourth, Arkansas Traveller.
Russell Jones.
Glass 1875 knock down and
out: First, Stream Line, U. S
Coast Guard: Second, Brown Bet
ty, Alex Trask; Third, Foolish One,
U. S. Coast Guard; Fourth, Mama
U. S. Coast Guard.
Class 36-Open children's horse
manship: First, Hot Teddy, Billy
wilkins; Second, Adele, Chip-1n
Stables; Third, owned by Sarah
Clark.
Glass 36-$25 combination five
gated horses: First, Gene Genius,
Billy Todd; Second, Idle Time
Star. Idle Time Stables; Third,
Aces Gloria, Rainbow Farms.
Class $4,000 hunter stake:
First, Renown, Mile-A-Way Sta
bles; Second, Sunwin, Myrtle
Court Stables; Third, Golden Wood,
DR.. Paul Mauldin; Fourth, Dark
Victory, Mile-A-Way Stables.
Class 10 . $500 Triple Bar
Jumpers: first, Pompoon, Coast
Guard; second, Mama, Coast
Guard; third, Brown Betty, Alex
Trask; fourth, Streamline, Coast
Guard.
Class IA - $500 Novice three
gated horses: first, Invasion,
Mrs. G.. Henry lobe; second, For
ever Yours, E. E. Chapman;
tt ird, You're A Sweetheart, DR.. R.
P. Sykes; fourth, Sir Rocket, J. K.
Davis.
Glass IS - Local children S
horsemanship: first, Regatta,
Mary Sutton; second, Echo, Clara
Clark; third, Princess Pat, T. w.
Keith; fourth, Arkansas Traveller,
Russell Jones; fifth, Indian Girl,
Anne Canady.
Glass 16 - $1,000 Hunter hack:
first, Dark Victory, Mile-A-Way
Stables; second, Sharnette, Coast
Guard; third, Renown, Mile-A-
Way Stables; fourth, Golden Wood,
DR.. Paul Mauldin.
Class II - $4,000 Three-gaited
horses: first, Personality Plus,
Jean Mclean; second, Invasion,
Sam Craver, Jr.; third, How'm I
Doing, Billy Todd; fourth, Genius
Maid, Joe Morrison; fifth, Ameri-
can Sundrance, William McEarch-
ern; sixth, Yankee Spirit, Sam
Craver, Jr.
Glass 10 - $500 Walking Stall
lions and geldings: first, Diamond
Jim, W. S. Murshinson; second,
Lady's Man, Wade Stepp; third,
Percy Allen, W. L. Bagwell;
fourth, Aliens White Rambler, o.
o. Whitlock.
Glass 10 - $500 Roadsters:
first. Time To Shine, Rainbow
Stables; second, Little Sir Echo,
Billy Todd.
Class 20 - $500 Novice five
gated horses: first, American
Wizard, Rainbow Farms; second,
Georgianna Star, Carolanne
Farms; third, Royal Fox, Goode
Watkins; fourth, Don Culiar, Chip
In Stables.
Glass 81 = Open three-gaited po-
MES; first, Mercer Lady, Robert
Morrison; second, Torpedo, Jr.,
D. c. North, Jr.; third, But Def
nitely, Mimi We'll; fourth, Billy
Boy, Stephen Mcintyre.
Class q - Ladies' Fine Harness
Class: first. Jean LaFitt's Treas