The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-13

The Rebel, owned by John Daught.
ridge.
Class twenty -four, Ladies' Fine
Harness class, was won by Lady
Dean, Idle Time Stables; second
Radiant King, A. H. McIver; third
Black Magic, T: w. Keith.
Another popular class, Walking
Mates, was taken by Sarah Gold
owned by W. L. Bagwell, second
Luden Allen, O. o. Whitlock; third
Peggy Barner, DR.. L. R. Hedge
peth.
Class twenty-six, $4,000 Amateur
Five-Gaited Stake, was won by
Hazel Lee Peavine, Billy McEach-
ern; second, Gallant Silk. Mrs. w.
B. Shuford; third, Smoke Rings.
Billy Todd; fourth, Midnight
Shadow, Dick Bryant; fifth, Junior
Esquire, Ken Rene.
The Saturday show opened in the
afternoon under the threatening
skies and a steady drizzel, which
failed to damped the ardor of the
exhibitors.
The opener was - class twent.
seven, Local Three-Gaited Ponies.
won by Mercer Lady, Robert Nor
rison up; second place, Flicka,
owner w. B. Cole; third, Patches,
Roxanna Mebane; fourth, Moon
Eye, w. B. Cole owner.
Class twenty-eight, for Open
Hunters, was won by Renown, own
ed by Mrs.'D. W. Winkelman; Sec
ond, Black Wick, owned by Ernest
Mailer; third, The Rebel, John
Daughtridge; fourth, Cottonwood,
owned by Mrs. Allen Robson, rid
den by Mrs. Moss.
Class thirty, Local Five-Gaited
Horses, won by Lady Grace, owsed
by L. L. Cloninger; second, Junior
Esquire, Ken Rene up; third, Sandy
Roads, Helen Rene up.
Class thirty-one, Ladies Hunters,
exhibited by lady riders over the
slippery course, was taken by
Black Wick, Ernest Mailer; sec
ond, Renown, Mrs. D. w. Winkel-
man; third, The Prince, owned by
1t. G. N. Saegnuller; fourth,
Cottonwood, Mrs. Alan Robson.
In class thirty-two, open to chill
dren Of IL years and under, judged
entirely on basis of Workmanship,
the blue ribbon was awarded to
Charles Mitchell; second, Harold
Collins; third, Dixie Ann Andrews;
and fourth, Bill Park.
In class thirty-three, the 5000
Amateur Walking Horse Stake, the
winner Of the most hotly-contested
event of the Afternoon was Strolling
Jim, Billy Todd; second, Sarah
Gold, w. L. Bagwen; third Ludell
Allen, o. o. Whitlock; and fourth,
Aliens White Rambler, o. o. Whit
lock.
The Fine Harness Class for anna
teur drivers was taken by Crown
Derby, G. c. Thomas, Jr.; second,
Love Chief, Davanna Stables; third,
Radiant King, A. H. McIver. $50
open to all shetland, three and five
In the Open Pleasure Pony Class,
gated ponies, the award was won
by Rip Joy, James Collins up; sec
ond place went to Miss Muffett,
with Goldfish up.
Class thirty-six. Local Three
Gated Horses, competing for the
Nelson McRae Challenge Trophy
went to Rexanna Blue, Mary SUIT
ton; second, Arkansas Traveller,
Ann Canady; third, Buddy Boy, rid
den by Dixie Ann Andrews; fourth,
High Hat, Jackie Britt.
In the Touchdown and Out
event for Jumpers, in which riders
were eliminated when their mounts
knocked off the top bar, the first
place ribbon was taken by Whisk
Dale, Mrs. K. B. Schley, Jr., My
Sweetheart, c. T. Allen, was the
first horse out; followed by The
Rebel, Mrs. Moss; and The Prince,
1t. 6. N. Saegmuller. c. T. Allen
put on an outstanding exhibition
Of horsemanship in controlling
Brown Betty, forcing her over a
jump after being thrown hard. Sec
ond place was taken by Fritzrada,
Jane Pohl; third, Brown Betty, c.
T. Allen; and fourth; The Prince,
1t. G. N. Saegmuller. Mrs. Schley
won on six foot jump.
Class thirty-eight, Children's
Horsemanship eighteen years and
under, the blue ribbon was awarded
to Mary Sutton; second, Alta Mae
Hines; third, Harold Collins; and
fourth, Ann Canady.
Class thirty-nine, Combination
Horses, shown under
harness and then under saddle, the
first place ribbon went to Itco Rex,
Rainbow Stables; Belle Acre, Fred
Ray, Jr., second.
In class forty, the $3.50 Hunter
stake, first place was won by Re.
nown. Mrs. D. w. Winelman; Sec
ond, Black Wick, Ernest M,hler:
third, The Prince, 1t. Saegmuller;
fourth, Cottonwood, Mrs. Alan
Robson; The Rebel, John Daught-
ridge, fifth; Hawthorne Lad, DR..
Harry Hayster, sixth.
In the feature event, the sullxv
race, Symbol Stella coming home
first after catching the flying Prin-
cess on the home stretch. Symbol
Stella was driven by Albert Simon,
and the Princess by J. Wiley Park