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171. It is not proposed to continue the grant of Government prizes at this fair. The mule-
breeding industry does not seem to find favour with the people, and very little advance
has been made in spite of the annual allotment made to this fair for some years past.
172. The Government grant of Rs. 100 was awarded in full. Rs. 3 from District Funds
were also given as a consolation prize.
Sonepore
Horse Fair.
TIRHOOT.
173. This fair began on the 10th and terminated on the 20th November 1891.
174. Eleven thousand four hundred and thirteen horses are reported to have been present.
Of these 168 competed. This is the first time a Government grant has been allowed here.
175. The Assistant Superintendent, Horse-Breeding Department, North-Western Provinces
and Rajputana, reports: "Many good-looking horses proved to be unsound on examination,
and I think it very probable that they were animals rejected at the Punjab and the
North-Western Provinces fairs and shows last season."
176. The Collector states: "The most remarkable feature to me was the inferiority of the
3-year old class to the 2-year old, the latter being a very good class."
177. The following are the remarks of the Judging Committee:—
Geldings, 4 and 2 years old
Do.
3 and 1 year old
Mares ...
Yearlings, colt and filly
...
...
...
...
British and Native Cavalry remounts
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Good.
Fair.
Bad.
Very good.
178. Ten remounts were purchased for Government and twenty for Native Cavalry.
Highest price Rs. 500, lowest Rs. 225, and average Rs. 297.
179. To the Imperial grant of Rs. 500 an equal amount was added by the district. Out of
these Rs. 1,000, Rs. 575 were awarded as prizes.
Quetta Horse
Show.
BALUCHISTAN.
180. This show took place on the 1st and 2nd October 1891.
181. Four hundred and thirty-eight horses attended against 235 in 1890. The whole of
these entered the judging ring to compete for prizes.
182. The District Officer's report not having been received up to date, that of Veteri-
nary Captain Grainger, Superintendent, Horse-Breeding Department, Bombay Presidency,
has been taken as the basis of this summary.
Veterinary Captain Grainger remarks: "With a little encouragement from Government,
I am of opinion that this show would be a decided success, and its stability assured."
The following remarks are made on the competing classes:—
Mares
...
...
Yearlings, colts, and fillies
2-year old colts and fillies
3-year old do.
do.
...
...
...
...
British and Native Cavalry remounts
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Excellent, showing bone and
substance.
Some very good, but many showed
faulty conformation of the fore-
legs. This will be no doubt
remedied in time by the useful
sires now in the district.
As a whole fair.
Bruno and
Jasper's fillies very good.
Moderate.
Good.
183. Six head of stock were purchased for Government, 85 for Native Cavalry, and 50 for
Police: total 141. Highest price Rs. 350, lowest Rs. 110, and average Rs. 250.
184. The Government grant of Rs. 250 was increased by Rs. 1,117, making a total of
Rs. 1,367, of which Rs. 945 were awarded in prizes.
APPENDIX A.
Abstract of particulars regarding each Horse Fair and Show held in the
North-Western Provinces, Punjab, and Rajputana during the year
1891-92.
ii
Appen
Abstract of particulars regarding each Horse Fair and Show held in the
Fair and Show.
Aligarh Show ...
Batesar Fair ...
Bulandshahr Show ...
Etawah Show ....
Meerut
(Nauchandi)
Fair.
Muzaffarnagar Show ...
Amritsar (Diwali) Show
DATE WHEN FAIR OR SHOW WAS HELD.
From
17th February 1892
......
27th February 1892
26th November 1891
20th March 1892...
30th March 1892.
25th October 1891...
To
NAME OF OFFICEES COMPRISING THE JUDGING COMMITTES
President.
NORTH-WESTERN
PROVINCES.
24th February 1892
......
3rd March 1892 ...
4th December 1891
27th March 1892 ...
4th April 1892...
4th November 1891
J. H. HARRISON, Esq.,
C.S.
......
H. B. Punnett, Esq.,
C.S.
J. Nugent, Esq., C. S,
Magistrate and Col-
lector.
J. White, Esq., C.S....
Vincent Smith, Esq.,
C.S.
Linutenant F. Popham
Young, Deputy Com-
missioner.
Members.
Major M. K. Martin, 2nd Ben-
gal Lancers; Veterinary Cap-
tain G. J. R. Rayment,
Assisant
Superintendent,
Horse-Breeding Department;
M. L. Oakes, Esq., District
Superintendent
of
Police;
Raja Ghunsham Singh of Mur-
san ; Thakur Gobind Singh of
Pissaya; Aga Sayad Sulaiman
shah,Tehsildar,Secretary.
Report not received
E. Rogers,
Esq.,
C. S.;
Veterinary Captain, G. J. R.
Rayment,
Assistant
Superintendent, Horse-Breed-
ing Department; R. Wintle,
Esq.; the Hon'ble Muhammad
Ali Khan; R. O. Hart, Esq.,
District Superintendent of
Police; T. L. Ingram, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law,Secretary.
Muhammad Ishaq Khan, C. S.;
P. B. Brumley, Esq., Assistant
Superintendent
of
Police;
Sayad Muhammad
Hussain,
Officiating Deputy Collector;
Jawala Pershad, Kais; Ti-
wari Gandrup Singh, Rais;
Ahmed Ali Khan, Tehsildar.
Secretary.
Major Johnston Douglas,
5th
R. I. Lancers;
Captain
Faweet; Lieutenant Baines,
6th Bengal Cavalry; Vete-
rinary Lieutenant Jackson;
Veterinary Lientenant Libaldi;
J. Hope Simpson, Esq., C.S.,
Secretary.
Major M. K. Martin, 2nd Bengal
Lancers; Major H. C. Lamb,
4th Bangal Cavalry ; Veterinary
Captain G.J.R. Rayment,
Assistant Suprintendent,
Horse - Breeding Department;
W.H.Clifford, Esq., District
Engineer ; Muhammad Razim,
Tchsildar,Secretary.
PUNJAB.
Veterinary Llnutenant L. J.
Blenkinsop, Veterinary Surgeon
to Punjab Government ;
C Brown Esq., District
Superintendent of Police ;
C.Carne ,Esq., Principle,
Municiple Board School ; Sardar
Bakshish singh; Sardar Aroor
Singh, Rai Bahadur ; Lala Gajar
Mull,Honorury Magistrate ;
Lalla Karam chand, Khan
Bahadur ; sheikh Gulam
Husain : Sirdar jawala Singh ;
Sirdar Hira Singh ;E .Nichol,
Esq., Secretary.
TOTAL NUMBER
OF ANIMALS
PRESENT.
In 1890-91.
860
...
976
352
1,264
701
4,849
In 1891-92.
918
...
1,073
350
1,292
739
4,181
4,1
TOTAL NUMBER
COMPETING FOR
PRIZES.
In. 1890-91.
189
...
246
25
435
282
174
In 1891-92.
142
...
289
186
491
275
101
181
TOTAL NUMBER
OF HORSE-STOCK
(NOT INCLUDING
BRANDED MARE
PRESENT.
Belonging to breeders.
375
...
549
114
298
200
3,379
Belonging
to dealers.
463
...
405
203
820
161
882
iii
dix A.
North-Western Provinces, Punjab, and Rajputana during the year 1891-92—contd.
NUMBER OF REMOUNTS
PURCHASED.
For Remount Department.
7
...
16
17
6
23
For Native Cavalry.
19
...
9
6
2
180
For Police.
...
...
...
...
...
1
Total.
26
...
25
23
8
204
PRICES PAID FOR
REMOUNTS .
Highest price.
375
...
450
600
410
500
Lowest price.
145
...
220
215
210
28
Average price,
260
...
335
253
288
143
NUMBER OF
MULES
PURCHASED.
By
Government.
...
...
...
...
...
72
By others.
...
...
...
...
...
370
Total.
...
...
...
...
...
442
PRICES PAID
FOR
MULES
Highest price.
...
...
...
...
...
210
Lowest price.
...
...
...
...
...
8
Average price.
...
...
...
...
...
88
TOTAL NUMBER OF SALES
EFFECTED.
Total number sold.
26
...
25
40
206
100
3,621
Highest price.
375
...
450
250
600
410
550
Lowest price.
145
...
220
20
215
210
3
Average price.
260
...
335
75
253
288
58
PRICES FOR 1891-92.
Sanctioned by Imperial
Government.
1,000
...
1,000
250
1,950
1,000
600
Local subscriptions, &c.
500
...
1,000
850
600
500
500
Total.
1,500
...
2,000
1,100
2,550
1,500
1,100
Amount actually awarded.
1,500
...
1,922
840
2,518
1,500
997
Number of English bridles
given away.
4
...
4
3
6
6
3
Amount of prizes sanctioned by the Gov-
ernment of India for 1892-93.
1,000
300
1,250
250
1,700
1,600
550
iv
Appen
Abstract of particulars regarding each Horse Fair and Show held in the
Fair and Show.
Delhi Show ...
Dera Ghazi Khan Show
Bannu Show ...
Dera Ismail Khan Show
Gujrat Show ...
Jellalabad Show ...
Jhang Show ...
DATE WHEN FAIR OR SHOW WAS HELD.
From
2nd March 1892 ...
4th March 1892 ...
11th March 1892...
11th April 1892 ...
21st March 1892 ...
14th January 1892...
26th February 1892
To
9th March 1892 ...
5th March 1892 ...
12th March 1892...
13th April 1892 ...
22nd March 1892...
16th January 1892
27th February 1892
NAME OF OFFICERS COMPRISING THE JUDGING COMMITTEE.
President.
R. Clarke, Esq., C.S. ...
Colonel J. Atkinson,
1st (Prince Albert
Victor's Own) Punjab
Cavalry.
H. A. Anderson, Esq.,
C.S., Deputy Com-
missioner.
L. W. King, Esq., C.S.
Baron J. Bentinck, Esq.
C.S.
E. B. Francis, Esq.,
C.S.
Kazi Mahommed Aslam
Khan, C.M.G., De-
puty Commissioner.
Members.
PUNJAB - contd.
Station Staff Officer ; District
Superintendent of Police ;
Rai Bahadur Lalla Ram Kishen
Dass, Honorary Magistrate ;
Mirza Sayadudin ; Ahmad Khan
Rais ; Rai Bahadur Raghunath
Singh, Honorary Magistrate ;
A. H. Gunter, Esq., C.S., Sec-
retary.
Veterinary Major W. H. Kemp,
Assistant
Superintendent,
Horse-Breeding Department ;
Captain C.J. Stuart, 2nd Pun-
jab Cavalry ; Veterinary Licute-
nant L. J. Blenkinsop ; C.
Farquhar, Esq.,
Assistant
Superintendent of Police, Sec-
retary.
Captain Temple ; Lieutenant
Reid, R. A. ; Lieutenant
M. A. C. Crowe, R. A. ; H. W.
Gee, Esq., District Judge
Secretary.
Lieutenant-Colonel
Egerton
3rd Punjab Cavalry ; Major
C. G. Mansel, 3rd Punjab
Cavalry ; Nawab Muhammad
Abdulla Khan ; D. K. Homau,
Esq., District Superintendent
of Police, Secretary.
Mr. Close, District Superintend-
ent of Police ; Veterinary
Major W. H. Kemp, Assistant
Superintendent, Horse-Breed-
ing Department ; Lieutenant
Fitz Gerald ; Veterinary Lieute-
nant
Blenkinsop ; Lalla
Makhan Lall, Extra Assistant
Commissioner, Secretary.
Veterinary Lieutenant L. J. Blen-
kinsop, Army Veterinary De-
partment, Veterinary Surgeon
to Punjab Government ; Cap-
tain H. Goad ; Veterinary
Lieutenant Walker ; H. Reid,
Esq., District Superintendent
of Police ; Captain Yielding,
Assistant Commissary General ;
Rai Maya Dass, Extra Assist-
ant Commissioner, Secretary.
Veterinary Major W. H. Kemp,
Assistant Superintendent,
Horse-Breeding Department ;
Veterinary Lieutenant L. J.
Blenkinsop, Veterinary Sur-
geon to the Punjab Govern-
ment ; Lieutenant H. T.
Dennys, District Superinten-
dent of Police ; Sheikh Ali
Muhammad, Extra Assistant
Commissioner, Secretary,
TOTAL NUMBER
OF ANIMALS
PRESENT.
In 1890-91
...
3,775
...
...
726
890
617
In 1891-92.
534
3,020
405
260
676
3,747
642
TOTAL NUMBER
COMPERING FOR
PRIZES.
In 1890-91.
...
563
...
...
380
191
101
In 1891-92.
27
496
118
260
353
129
107
TOTAL
NUMBER OF
HORSE-STOCK
(NOT INCLUDING
BRANDED MARES)
PRESENT.
Belonging to breeders
96
2,853
16
7
579
529
540
Belonging to dealers.
438
...
27
10
97
3,173
102
V
dix A.
North-Western Provinces, Punjab, and Rajputana during the year 1891-92—contd.
NUMBER OF REMOUNTS
PURCHASED.
For Re mo u n t Department.
...
26
...
...
...
3
...
For Native Cavalry.
2
50
...
...
22
...
...
For Police.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total.
2
76
...
...
22
3
...
PRICES PAID
FOR
REMOUNTS.
Highest price.
300
400
...
...
325
250
...
Lowest price.
300
45
...
...
66
140
...
Average price.
300
158
...
...
223
202½
...
NUMBER OF
MULES
PURCHASED.
By Government.
...
1
2
...
...
1
...
By others.
...
7
...
...
18
34
1
Total.
...
8
2
...
18
35
1
PRICES PAID
FOR
MULES.
Highest price.
...
150
90
...
185
145
117
Lowest price.
...
34
90
...
50
14
117
Average price.
...
92
90
...
125
72
117
TOTAL NUMBER OF SALES
AFFECTED.
Total number sold.
...
363
6
...
232
1,401
8
Highest price.
...
550
250
...
340
Not
400
Lowest price.
...
15
161
...
4
given
65
Average price.
...
136
137
...
158
...
147
PRIZES FOR 1891-29.
Sanctioned by Imperial
Government.
250
1,900
...
...
1,300
900
350
Local subscriptions, &c.
1,250
...
605
500
...
600
91
Total.
1,500
1,900
605
500
1,300
1,500
441
Amount actually awarded.
563
1,900
605
481
1,300
1,460
441
Number of English bridles
given away.
3
4
1
...
4
3
2
Amount of prizes sanctioned by the Gov-
ernment of India for 1892-93.
250
1,800
250
250
1,250
1,000
400
vi
Appen
Abstract of particulars regarding each Horse Fair and Show held in the
Fair and Show.
Karnal Show ...
Lahore Show ...
Multan Show ...
Rawalpindi Fair ...
Shahpur Show ...
Sialkot Show ...
Umballa Show ...
DATE WHEN FAIR OR SHOW WAS HELD.
From
25th March 1892...
25th March 1892...
7th March 1892 ...
30th March 1892 ...
17th March 1892 ...
15th
September
1891.
14th
April 1892 ...
To
29th March 1892...
26th March 1892
9th March 1892 ...
2nd April 1892 ...
18th March 1892...
23rd
September
1891.
17th April 1893 ...
NAME OF OFFICERS COMPRISING THE JUDGING COMMITTEE.
President.
W. Chevis, Esq., C.S....
Colonel C. Beadon,
Deputy Commissioner.
J. R. Maconachic, Esq.,
Deputy Commissioner.
Lieutenant-Colonel
W. W. H. Scott, 11th
Bengal Lancers.
J.
Wilson,
Esq.,
C. S., Deputy Com-
missioner.
Major J. A. L. Mont-
gomery,
Deputy
Commissioner.
C. E. Gladstone, Esq.,
C. S., Deputy Com-
missioner.
Members.
Veterinary Captain G. J. R. Ray-
ment, Assistant Superintend-
ent, Horse-Breeding Depart-
ment ; H. G. Fitz Gerald, Esq.,
District Superintendent
of
Police ; the Civil Surgeon of
Karnal ; Mr. J. Phillips, Sec-
retary.
Major Alexander, 16th Bengal
Cavalry ; Veterinary Captain
J. J. Phillips ; Mr. D. John-
ston, Secretary.
Veterinary Major W. H. Kemp,
Assistant
Superintendent,
Horse-Breeding Department ;
Captain Pollard, 15th Bengal
D. J. Barry : Mohan Lall,
Head Clerk, District Board's
Office, Secretary.
Major W. Campbell, Royal
Horse Artillery ; Captain Bent
son, R. A.; Veterinary Captain
J. Cooper, Army Veterinary
Department ;
Mr.
Robert
Francis, Secretary.
Veterinary Major W. H. Kemp,
Assistant
Superintendent,
Horse-Breeding Department ;
Veterinary Lieutenant L. J.
Blenkinsop, Veterinary Sur-
geon to Punjab Government ;
Lieutenant
Younghusband,
19th Bengal Lancers ; Captain
Broome, 14th Bengal Lancers ;
H. A. Rose, Esq., C. S.,
Assistant Commissioner, Secre-
tary.
Major Sadlier, Queen's Bays ;
Major Lamb, Remount Agent ;
Captain P. R. Bairnstather,
14th Bengal Lancers ; Veteri-
nary Captain W. R. Hagger,
Army Veterinary Department ;
Subadar-Major
Sardar
Jgat
Bhagail Singh, Rai Bahadur ;
Mr. J. Greenwood, Secretary.
Major Rochfort, Royal
Horse
Artillery ; Captain
Laming,
18th Hussars ;
Lieutenant
Pollock, 18th Hussars ; Veteri-
nary Captain R. W. Burke.
TOTAL NUMBER
OF ANIMALS
PRESENT.
In 1890-91.
512
641
1,454
3,544
1,467
428
...
In 1891-92.
932
675
897
2,302
1,349
593
2,151
TOTAL NUMBER
COMPETING FOR
PRIZES
In 1890-91.
165
326
454
410
581
128
...
In 1891-92.
182
321
328
381
476
150
112
TOTAL
NUMBER OF
HORSE-STOCK
(NOT INCLUDING
BRANDED MARES)
PRESENT.
Belonging to breeders.
397
337
251
425
309
281
1,960
Belonging to dealers.
198
202
...
1,695
...
243
55
vii
dix A.
North-Western Provinces, Punjab, and Rajputana during the year 1891-92—contd.
NUMBER OF REMOUNTS
PURCHASED.
For Re mo u n t Department
1
160
2
...
10
...
1
For Native Cavalry.
1
...
28
59
17
...
...
For Police.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total.
2
16
30
59
27
...
1
PRICES PAID
FOR
REMOUNTS.
Highest price.
280
425
240
500
380
...
300
Lowest price.
250
160
300
80
22
...
300
Average price.
205
257
220
290
179
...
300
NUMBER OF
MULES
PURCHASED.
By Government.
...
...
...
85
...
...
...
By others.
...
...
17
925
9
5
...
Total.
...
...
17
1,010
9
5
...
PRICES PAID
FOR
MULES.
Highest price.
...
...
90
355
220
98
...
Lowest price.
...
...
25
3
95
12
...
Average price.
...
...
53
70
170
40
...
TOTAL NUMBER OF SALES
EFFECTED.
Total number sold.
...
75
194
1,850
256
...
Highest price.
Not
425
335
500
Not
385
...
Lowest price.
given
19
6
1
given
3
...
Average price.
...
222
110
74
44
...
PRIZES FOR 1891-92.
Sanctioned by Imperial
Government.
550
1,000
1,900
1,800
1,700
250
250
Local subscriptions, &c.
702
...
...
100
285
500
550
Total.
1,252
1,000
1,900
1,000
1,985
750
800
Amount actually awarded.
1,252
1,000
1,900
1,875
1,964
589
800
Number of English bridles
given away.
4
4
4
4
4
2
3
Amount of prizes sanctioned by the Gov-
ernment of India for 1892-93.
650
1,000
1,800
1,700
1,600
350
250
viii
Abstract of particulars regarding each Horse Fair and Show held in the
Fair and Show.
Tezaji Fair ...
Sonepore Fair
...
Quetta Show
...
Sibi Horse Show ...
Rawalpindi District ...
DATE WHEN FAIR OR SHOW WAS HELD.
From
12th
September
1891.
10th
November
1891.
1st October 1891 ...
29th February 1892
...
To
14th
September
1891.
20th
November
1891.
2nd October 1891...
3rd March 1892 ...
...
NAME OF OFFICERS COMPRISING THE JUDGING COMMITEE.
President.
C. H. Pritchard, Esq.,
Major H. N. Webb ...
Major
G.
Gaisford,
Political
Agent,
Quetta and Pishin.
H. S. Barnes, Esq.,
C. S., Revenue Com-
missioner in charge
of Baluchistan
Agency.
...
Members.
RAJPUTANA.
Veterinary Captain G. J. R.
Rayment, Assistant Superin-
tendent, Horse-Breeding De-
partment ; Revd. W. Stevsteyd ;
Munshi Jagat Narain ; Munshi
Jagat Narain, Secretary,
TIRHOOT.
J. J. MacLeod, Esq. ; R. O.
Phillips, Esq. ; R. Hudson,
Esq. ; Veterinary
Captain
G. J. R. Rayment, Assistant
Superintendent, Horse-Breed-
ing Department ; J. A. Bour-
dillion, Esq., C. S., Secre-
tary.
BALUCHISTAN.
Captain R. Norton, 2nd Durham
Light Infantry ; Lieutenant
DeLisle ;
C. G.
Russel,
Esq.; Kazi
Imam
Din ;
Malik Lal Khan ; Malik Shabo ;
W. A. Ingle, Esq.; Khan
Bahadur B. D. Patel ; Lalla
Bhickchand ; Sayad Rassool,
Tahsildar ;
Malik
Sher
Mahomed ; Jubbar Durain.
Major C. E. Yate, C. S. I.,
C. M. G. ; Colonel W. A. Law-
rence ; Lieutenant-Colonel C.
A. Lucas ; Major G. Gaisford ;
Major F. Abbott ; Veterinary
Captain J. K. Grainger, Sup-
erintendent, Horse Breeding
Department, Bombay Presi-
dency.
HORSE RUNS.
Runs.
...
...
...
TOTAL ...
TOTAL NUMBER
OF ANIMALS
PRESENT.
In 1890-91.
43
...
235
1,400
...
24,534
In 1891-92.
13
11,413
438
1,339
...
39,948
TOTAL NUMBER
COMPETING FOR
PRIZES.
In 1890-91.
10
...
235
1,273
...
6,168
In 1891-92.
12
168
438
1,284
...
6,895
TOTAL
NUMBER OF
HORSE-STOCK
(NOT INCLUDING
BRANDED MARES)
PRESENT.
Belonging to breeders.
13
...
138
839
...
14,485
Belonging to dealers.
...
11,413
238
213
...
20,847
ix
North-Western Provinces, Punjab, and Rajputana during the year 1891-92 — concld.
NUMBER OF REMOUNTS
PURCHASED.
For Remount Department
...
10
6
40
...
184
For Native Cavalry.
...
20
85
87
...
587
For Police.
...
...
50
94
...
145
Total.
...
30
141
221
...
916
PRICES PAID
FOR
REMOUNTS.
Highest price.
...
500
350
400
...
...
Lowest price.
...
225
110
80
...
...
Average price.
...
297
250
199
...
...
NUMBER OF
MULES
PURCHASED.
By Government.
...
...
...
...
...
161
By others.
...
...
...
2
...
1.388
Total.
...
...
...
2
...
1,549
PRICES PAID
FOR
MULES.
Highest price.
...
...
...
102.8
...
...
Lowest price.
...
...
...
102.8
...
...
Average price.
...
...
...
102.8
...
...
TOTAL NUMBER OF SALES
EFFECTED.
Total number sold.
...
...
176
254
...
8,833
Highest price.
...
...
350
400
...
...
Lowest price.
...
...
110
52
...
...
Average price.
...
...
175
184
...
...
PRIZES FOR 1891-92.
Sanctioned by Imperial
Government.
100
500
250
1,000
100
19,900
Local subscriptions, &c.
3
500
1,117
1,700
...
12,453
Total.
103
1,000
1,367
2,700
100
32,353
Amount actually awarded.
103
575
945
2,301
100
29,461
Number of English bridles
given away.
...
...
...
...
...
68
Amount of prizes sanctioned by the Gov-
ernment of India for 1892-93.
Nil
500
500
...
100
...
X
Appendix B.
List of names of owners of Horse Runs in the Rawalpindi District to whom prizes were
awarded during 1891-92.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Tehsil.
Attock ...
...
Fatchjang ...
Ditto ...
Ditto
...
Ditto
...
Gujar Khan
...
Doitt
...
Village.
Bhallarjogi ...
Balal ... ...
Mogam ... ...
Manjia ... ...
Bhilikalan ...
Bhatta Malyor ...
Pind Mahjia ...
Names of owners of runs or paddocks.
Malik Hayat
Khan.
...
Lall Khan
...
...
Karam Khan
...
...
Sarfraz Khan
...
...
Noor Khan
...
...
Mahomed Bux ...
...
Boland Khan
...
...
Total
...
Area.
Acres.
45
80
80
100
40
22
36
...
Prizes
awarded.
Rs.
20
20
15
15
10
10
10
100
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APPENDIX C.
Statement showing the Stallions whose produce won prizes at the Horse Fairs and Shows of 1891-92.
Names of Sires.
Thorough-bred
English.
Anglesey
...
Antartic
...
Auchencruive
Beau Masque ...
Blacksmith ...
Brocken ...
Brother to Althotas
Canvas ...
Clarion
...
Cobra ...
Dinga ...
Duncan ...
East Indian ...
Emigrant
...
Extravagance
Falmouth
...
Forgery
...
Gerald ...
Great Carle ...
Grendon ...
Guardian
...
Heliophanes ...
Jasper
...
King Arthur ...
Kismet II
...
Lamplighter ...
Last of the Mohicans
Love Lace ...
Marshman
...
Mulciber ...
Noble ...
Nottingham ...
Piano
...
Pivonnet ...
Pierlight ...
Quasimodo ...
Shrewsbury ...
Sinbad the Sailor
Silvius
...
Soapstone
...
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Carried over
...
Number of 1st prizes.
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
1
...
3
...
...
...
...
2
...
1
2
...
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
2
1
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
17
Number of 2nd prizes.
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...
1
...
...
...
...
...
3
1
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
3
...
1
...
1
1
1
1
...
...
...
3
...
...
1
...
1
...
1
...
...
...
...
20
Number of 3rd prizes.
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
1
2
...
...
6
1
...
...
...
1
...
...
1
1
1
...
...
1
2
1
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
23
Number of other prizes.
1
11
...
1
...
3
3
1
2
10
1
3
1
...
1
1
...
8
...
2
3
2
1
1
...
1
1
2
4
...
1
...
1
...
...
...
1
1
2
1
71
Total number of prizes.
2
12
1
1
1
4
3
2
6
15
1
3
1
1
6
1
1
19
1
4
4
3
3
2
1
2
2
3
9
1
2
3
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
131
Names of Sires.
Brought forward
...
Thorough-bred
English—contd.
Stepney
...
Stuart ...
Sir Francis ...
Songster ...
Tantalus ...
The Black Watch
The Clown ...
Triumphant ...
Ulmas ...
Walnut
War Office ...
Westland ...
Wigwam
Zoophite ...
...
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TOTAL
...
Half-bred English and
Norfolk
Trotters.
A. 1 ...
Activity ...
Ambition ...
American ...
Artillery
...
Ascot
...
Atlas ...
Banker ...
Banyard ..
Baron
...
Bismarck ...
Blackball
...
Blueboy ...
Bravo
...
Brother to Fashion
Bruno ...
Champion ...
Claudian ...
Cock o' the Walk
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Carried over
...
Number of 1st prizes.
17
1
...
...
5
...
3
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
27
2
1
...
3
1
...
2
...
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...
3
...
1
...
1
18
...
1
...
32
Number of 2nd prizes.
20
...
...
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5
...
...
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...
1
...
26
...
2
...
...
2
...
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...
4
1
1
2
...
...
1
6
...
1
1
21
Number of 3rd prizes.
23
1
1
...
3
1
...
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...
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...
...
29
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...
...
2
1
...
...
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...
...
1
1
...
...
...
3
2
1
1
12
Number of other prizes.
71
..
2
6
10
...
1
...
1
1
1
1
...
..
4
99
...
4
1
9
...
2
1
3
6
1
13
1
...
1
2
5
2
6
3
60
Total number of prizes.
131
2
3
6
23
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
181
2
7
1
13
4
2
3
3
10
2
18
4
1
1
4
32
4
9
5
125