Comments: The closer pair is recommended for X200 power and 8/10" scopes are required for splitting the AB(mag. 6,7.1) components of this triple at 0.8" separation;the easier mag 7.3 C component has a separation of 10.7" and a PA of 70º. The AB pair is closing with periastron occuring in 2021,according to The Observer's Guide. Hartung suggests the orbit of the close pair is in line of sight with a period of 101 years. A gem of a triple which honours the Equestrian 
event. 
 

I also attempted 4 Vulpecula but was unable to split it and will try later when more holes appear. 
 
This time of year in the U.P. of Michigan you get pretty much the same weather each day. Mostly clouds with occasional holes of clear. Amateur astronomy is kind of hit or miss. You wait for the hole to get where need it and then go to work. With a week of rain in the forecast, I was anxious to get out any evening with holes. Sunday was the night -  despite high patchy clouds with holes, Luna rising in the east and a fairly bright aurora extending above the north horizon. There is also the nip of fall in the air with the temp at 42º F (5º C) and a sprinkling of color among the tree covered hills between me and "Gitche Gumee" to the north. Though sitting between  fronts, the air is surprisingly calm as I climb the grade to Lookum. I'm alone; wife and daughter are content to curl up on the couch inside and watch the happenings in Sydney. In between patches, through the holes, I managed to glimpse 8 Olympiads: zeta Aqr, h2866, 70 Oph, 1 Peg, omi Cap, gamma Del, OS525, eps Equ. 
 

Ambience:  cold, still, autumnal.