Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-01
BROOD MARES AND COLTS.

BROOD MARES AND COLTS.
To Burrill Lane, for best Mare and Colt-colt
To iLavaier !. white of shclburnc. for Cd best
Mare and Colt-=colt by Black Hawk, $500
To Lucius Sandprson & Co. of Milton, for 3J
best Mar and Colt--colt by Sultan OF Muscat, $500
Three years old.
To Erastus Chaplin OF Winiston, for the best
three year old (marcl $500
To n. y. Wood of Westford, for the % best
three year old tgcldingl $500
three year old imnrc) $500
Two years old.
To Smith Picrson of Shelburnc. for the best two
year od %tgclding) by Black Hawk, $500
bcs, two year old t%gelding1 "' $500
two wear old (%ucIjing@ "' ~ '' slOO
Inc Society oilers no premiums for warnings con
sc1ncntly but one was on the cround-this was owned
by Isaac Smith OF Slclburnc, and quite r'tpccli''''
Your committee take pleasure IN saying tla'' III
their estimation, the Stations presented at ne pr'sgm
exhibition, as whole, are in advancc OF mos SUD
mitted at previous fairs. They also regard the IN
provcmcnt in sucking colts as worthy OF note, The
regulations OF the socigty at IatTsm nrr F yncrc 'n VA,
called out. They had, therefore, no opportunity for
passing upon horses OF this description.
All OF which * respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM WARNER, (c,o,atoo
JOHN II. WOODWARD ''""'"''
r,S-A report has been circulated, especially du-
ring the present exhibition of the Society. That one of
the Committee on Horses. 30 wit. Mr.. Warner. has
some personal interest in Sir Henry. the successful
competitor, either as owner, or partner in his earnings.
1t is, therefore, thought to hc due to the uwncrs ot Sir
Henry, to tt" owners of other cntirc horses. and to the
honor OF the Society generally. To contradict, in this
public manner, this report. 1t Is HtCrIJ HRd iafHAy
untrue IN crcrg respect. Nh. Warner has 40 inter-
est rtatcrer in Sir Henry or any oiicr entire ho,Sc.
lie nerer haf 0Hy-hc has no CLpcciGii0u or dcSfc
to hare dBu-hc Herer fHrHiShcd II f%drthing, dircctg
or Indirectly, to,cards lie purchase Of ihc hor&c, Ga3
has no interest in sus,gi"'%g Ii$ rGt4iGi'2G;
Chairman Of tommittcc.
MINORITY REPORT.
To the Board of Nan0gc,s Of The Chincndcn County
Igriculturdi SJcietg:
The Undersigned, one of the Committed appointed
by your board to award premiums on ilors"s, respect
fully reports that he disscnis from the opinion OF the
other two members OF the committee Olrssrs. VIM.
Warner and j. II. Woodward in awarding the first
premium OH Stations to Sir Henry, owned 10y Mrs.rs.
Sandclson & Co; and TINT, in the opinion OF the M
dersigned, the first premium should be awarded to
Levi Whi,conb's horse, " -NorsaH.' Morgan is a
horse OF fine proportions, good SIZE. beautiful bay color
of great bone and muscle, short Joints, and of fine nc
ton, and, take him all in all, one OF the best Stations
descended from the " ORIGINAL MoEGAN") that has
ever been exhibited in this county, and ought to receive
the first premium. +. FLETCHER.
Burlington, Sept. 23d, 1917.
SECRETARNS STATEMENT.
As the reception and reading of the minority report
on Horses was made 50 prominent a matter. the Sec
rotary claims the privilege OF milking a statement
The report on Horses was handed him early on Thurs
other report by Mr.. Warner, the chairman ri tn.
committee on Horses. Mr.. W. stated that suudrl
persons had been very busy in circulating reports
which ought, particularly for the reputation Of the So
ciety, to be publicly denied, and requested the state
ment appended to his report should he read. which wa,
readily promised. 1t was moi intended for pnh.c'tio.
as a part OF the transactions OF the Society, and won.
only have been read but Tor the admission JI the rcpor
s.gned hy Mr.. Fletcher. .Alt,r Mr.. Warner handr,