Milford chronicle., 1960-03-11
Attention All Horse
And Pony Owners

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The Hospital May Mart and Nan
ticoke Horse Show committees are
working daily to iron. out details
Of the big double event which will
take place on Tull's Farm, Seaford,
just of the Atlanta Road. behind
the A. & P. Store, on Saturday, May
21, beginning at $3.50 a. m, for the
benefit of the Nanticoke Memorial
Hospital
1t is the hope of the Horse Show
Board that many local people who
have ponies or horses win partici-
pate actively in some of the events.
The experience is a wonderful one
for children as well as adults and
may very well be the beginning Of
whole new hobby If you own q
horse or pony and would like to
compete in the Nanficoke Horse
Show, there will be class for you
We are eager to have all persons
come, whether they have ever
shown before or not.
Each class will be judged by a
competent, impartial Judge, who
has been chosen by the Horse Show
Committee for his talents and in
terest in this sport There are GER
tain things he will look for in ey-
cry entry: the horse or pony must
be spotlessly clean, his name and
tail well brushed, and his saddle
and bride we'll cared for. The rider
also must be neat and well-dress-
ed either in Western style or other
wise according to his mount. In
! either case, clean jeans, slacks, or
jOdphurs, polished boots or shoes,
and a gay clean shirt is suitable
No special clothing is required.
A silver trophy and either four
or six ribbons will be awarded in
each class. described below. The
following classes probably will be
the ones you will choose Read the
descriptions carefully and consid-
er your own mount. On show day
these classes will be spread out
during the day, not held in the or
der listed here.
Class Pleasure Ponies
(Western or English style1
Entry Fee $500
Open only to ponies (14.2 hands
and under) and riders residing in
Kent and Sussex Counties, Della
ware, to be shown at walk, trot
and canter both ways of the ring
To be judged on performance, man.
ners and suitability to give com
Portable, safe ride. Entries shown
in Hunter, Jumper or walking class
es are not eligible.
Class PLEASURE Horses
(Western or English style)
Entry Fee $500
Open only to horses tower 14.z
| hands, and riders residing in Kent
and Sussex Counties, Delaware
To be judged the same as class /
Entries shown in Hunter, Jumper
and Walking classes are not eli.
gible.
Class 3-PIeasure Class
Horses and Ponies
English Style) Entry Fee $500
Open to all Pleasure Horses anC
Ponies. To be shown both ways o
the ring at walk, trot and canter
To be judged on suitability OF horse
to rider; manners, performance ant
ability to give safe, comfortable
ride. Entries shown in Hunter
Jumper and Walking classes ar
not eligible. IS
Glass Pleasure Class
Horses and Ponies
(Western Style) Entry Fee $500
Open to all horses and ponies
normally used for pleasure. To b,
shown both ways of the ring a
walk, trot and lope, on reas
onably loose rein. To be judged OF
suitability of horse to rider, per
formance, manners and ability tt
give safe, comfortable ride. En-
tries shown in Hunter, Jumper ant
Walking classes are not eligible.
Glass 5-Western Trail Class
Horses and POnies)
Entry Fee $500
To be shown in a specially con
structed ring over a course of OBJ
/ stacles Stimulating those fount
along the trail. To be judged OF
performance with emphasis ol
manners, promptness and suitabil
! ity to rider.
If you are interested in com
peting in any of the above classe
and would like more Information o.
| some advice or assistance with you
mount, please clip the coupon be
low and mail to Mrs. Henry p Can
non, II, Bridgeville, Delaware, be
ing careful to fill out completely
She will get in touch with you ant
do her best to assist YOU DON
hesitate to ask for help, perhaps
4 you can win a trophy.
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