12— Lancaster Farming. Saturday. May 18.1968
Lanchester Pony Club Show Draws 100 Entries
Mary Wade Warner, riding
“On Stage", won the Grand
champion Challenge Trophy at
the Lanchcder Pony Club An
nual Horse and Pony Show, held
recently at the club’s new head
quarters on the John Gibson
Farm located south of the Buck.
The trophy was presented by
the Duke Convalescent Resi
dence. Lancaster .
The show drew over 100 en
tries and the proceeds will go to
continue the club instruction
pi ogram.
Judges for the event were A.
T. Brede, White House, N. J.;
Mrs. J. Tyler, McConnell, Green
ville, Del. and Mrs. Donald
Hebb, Sparks, Md.
Class winners are as follows 1
B HORSEMANSHIP & OVER
FENCES—Patti Hassler, Kathy
Buck, Mary Beth Little, Debbie
Weir. Tildy Smith, Polly Wal
lace
WALK-TROT (Age 10-14)
Joanne Abrams, Maureen Little,
Patti Jo Copeland, Anthony Gib
son, Christopher Gibson, John
Little. Carol Myer.
S?.IALL PONY OVER FEN
CES (Outside Course) Lise
ter Signal Light. Leatrice Dean;
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A HORSEMANSHIP OVER LARGE PONIES OVER FEN
FENCES (13 and under) Sis- CES (Division A)— Cl oss Patch,
sie Wallace. Derbydown. Debbie Susan Gill; Cobblestone, Sophie
Graybill, Suzanne Lowery. Sus- May: Prince Albeit, Elizabeth
an Gill, Josie Hopkins. Scott: Typically English, Patti
LARGE PONY OVER FEN- Hassler; Serenade, Pixie Wa-
CES (Division A) Irish Mist, ters; Confederate Major, Pam
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al. Ann Goodwillie; Cobble- CES (Division B) - Cot on
stone. Sophie May; Cross Patch, Candy, Debbie Graybill, Dun-
Susan Gill: Confederate Major, pies. Jcsie Hopkms Driftwood,
Pam Mvers Debbie Weir; Charh Brown,
LARGE PONY OVER FEN- Maiy Beth Little; Ticket to
CES (Division B) Ticket to Ride, Suzanne Lowrey; Iron
Ride. Suzanne Lowry; Iron Lady Sonya Abrams.
Lady, Sonya Abrams; Ko Ko HORSEMANSHIP ON THE
Krispie, Ralph Hill; Belinda, FLAT Mary Wade Warner,
John Martin: Dimples, Josie Pat Spenser. Daryl Sharp, Har-
Hopkins; Driftwood, Debbie riet Valk, Sophie May, Gwen
Weir Van Blarcom
HORSEMANSHIP ON FLAT LEAD LINE Robin Smull
(Division A 13 and under) en. Sandy Leike, Anne Scott,
Debbie Graybill, Jill Johnson. G W. Hassler, 111, Jamie Cumm-
Josie.Hopkms, Susan Gill, Susie hunTER°O VER
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Susan Ross, Kate DuPont, Patti Tildy Smith; Lock & Key, Bar-
Quartucci, Debbie Weir, Tildy bara Goodwillie: Troysie. Jimmy
Smith, Polly Wallace Tallon; Merckle, Kay Giegg.
SMALL PONIES OVER FEN- Roy, Rosemary Binkley.
CES—Shy Poke, Tammy James- MAIDEN HORSES Turn
Liseter Signal Lights Beatrice Me On, Harriet \alk; ORyan.
Dean; Gwynned Jumble, Tildy John Martin, Lock & Key, Bai-
Smith, Vacation Time, Allison bara Goodwillie; Happiness Is,
Sharp; Revel Rio, Mary Urian: Derbydown: St. Louie, Karen
Gemini, Andy Hobbs. Bnnjae; Miss Asset, Jan Ship
JUNIOR HUNTER UNDER 'ley
SADDLE (Division A) —Palom- WALK-TROT (9 and under)
pico, Brenda Tessler; On Stage, Kim Urian, Mopsy Morrison,
Dei bydown Stable; St Louie, Shaion Vasco, Christopher Ad-
Karen Bnnjae; Meadow Mill, dis, George Young, Richard Ran-
Jon'Shipley; Grey Filly, Derby- kin
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FENCES (14-18) —Daryl Sharp, maiy BinK,e y-
Mary Wade Warner, Ellen Kor- MAIDEN HORSEMANSHIP
rlgan, Jan Shipley, John Martin, 03 and under Division B)
Pat Spencer. Mickey Graybill, Susie McNelis,
MAIDEN HORSEMANSHIP (Continued on Page 13)
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