The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-18
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Horse Ex-
hibitiou.

This commenced on Wednesday and
ends to-day, and was-as We learn from
a proof slip with which the Editor of the
Ohio Farmer has kindly favored us in
advance of his publications. grand af-
fair. We have the proceedings of the
first three days. The last days doings-
will reach US tonight, and will be given.
to our readers on Monday. The first
day wasused in making entries of which
there were near 200.
The grounds, near the village of Sa-
lem, were twenty acres in extent neatly
fenced, tented, ETC., etc, and around the
whole, one of the finest race courses in
the country, where the speed and bottom
of the PAGERS and trotters where. tried,
to the amusement and cdification Of a
large number of spectators.
The premiums awarded, so far as we
have received them are as follows:
Drqt StaHions-Ffre Entries.
/. Premium, "Side Hamot," W. If
vine, West Liberty, Virginia,
:. Premium, Canadian, Jeremiah
Ripple, North Benton, Mahoning coun-
ty, Ohio,
Drqt1 Horses-F1re Entries.
/. L Cape, %Smithfeld, o.
?. John Alexander, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Aares qoitA foil by sidc-eigAt.
/. Benjamin Ladd, Smithfeld, o.
5. General Jarvis, Massillon, o.
Sucking Colts SeUen.
1. W. Ii. Ladd, Richmond, Jefferson
county, O.
2. Benz. Ladd, Smithfield, o.
Best Yearling FEHey.
l. William Irvine, West Liberty, Vir-
ginia.
2. W. II. Ladd, Richmond, Jefferson
county, o.
Best t,0o gear oil FSAey.
l. John V. Pierce, Lancaster, O.
2. P. L. Rush, Girard, Trumbull coun-
ty, Ohio.
Best NeorlGns Stallion.
l. "Tom Benton" N. Andrews,
Youngstown, Ohio.
2. Know Nothing" Jas NJ. Brown,
North Bloomfield, Trumbull Co, o.
Best taco q ar oil Stallion.
l.. w. D. Townshend, Salem
2. w. L. Pull, Youngstown, o.
Best Sucking CoA-Seren Entries.
L. w. II. Dadd, Richmond, Jefferson
county, o.
2. Benjamin Ladd, ~Smithfeld, o.
Matched HorSes-Ien Entries.
wv. Doolittle, Elyria, o.
2. Lucas Dyer, Youngstown, o.
Pacers-Ezcucn Entries.
l.. Roland D. Noble, Cleveland, o.
No second premium.
RoadstcrS qentder SO YearS-N1netec1s
Entries.
l.. C. II. Andrews, Youngstown, o.
2. w. w. Woodward, Wooster, o.
Roadstcrs oUea sac Years.
1. H. Collins, Ravenna, o.
2. G. W. Wilson, Canton, o.
THree-year-oM Stations and FiHies-
Sixteen manifestations.
/. John Wiley, Hopedale, Harrison
county, Ohio.
2. James NJ. Brown, North Bloom
field, Ohio, on his horse, "Young Re-
venge."
FSUieS.
l.. Thomas w. Ladd, Smithfeld, o.
2. A. and L. Cunningham, Richmond,
Ohio.
Saddle H0rSeS-ELeUen EltreiS.
/. W. II. Ladd, Richmond, Ohio.
2. D. b. Updegraf, Mt. Pleasast, o,
TTotting Horses-FFtteen Entries.
/. Old JOS" G. w. Wilson, Can
ton, Ohio.
2. "Spile Driver" John Fee, North
Bloomfield, Ohio.
The Committees were to report to-day
on thoroughbred stations and mares,
and stations for all work.
The riding by the ladies on Friday
was most interesting. Miss De Eft Pei
ton, of Gustavus; Mrs, q. Fl. Gornwell,
of Salem; Miss PEBBLES, of New Castle,
Pa; Mrs. Eokart, of Wooster; Mrs.
Eunice Hall, of New Lyme, Ohio, and
Miss Heaton, of Salem, were the cou-
testers, The riding Vas all excellent !;
but the first two ladies on hlooded stall
lions rode with the grace and daring Of
Arabs.
E~London has 100 fireman, New
York has 5000 in the former place the
are paid by the city, in the latter they
are voluntary. The rates of insurance
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