Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-01
farmer's Dep0riment.
o. & P. Horse ExhibitiOn.-Premlums

We give below the list Of Premiums awarded
at the Second Ohio + Pennsylvania Horse Ex-
hibRion held at Salem. Ohio, on the 10Th il1h
and l9Ih days Of October, 1865. We copy
from the Republican
We are indebted to A. II, Baiiin, Esq, act
4 ing Secretary Of the Horse Exhibition. Tor
full list of the premiums awarded. Everything
passed of pleasantly, and notwithstanding the
weather was extremely cold the last two days.
the attendance was estimated at from three to
FIVE thousand persons. The following is the
list Of premirms awarded.
DRAFT Slsllions-lst Sldi Hamlet, Ed, Phil
lips, Salem, o., 90 90. Cd. Canadian North
Star. Arron Wilson, Salem, o., 10 0O.
Thorough Bred Stallions-lst. Hassan, G.
II. CornVell Salem, Ohio 90 0O. Cd. Fucka.
ho, D. b. Sherrod, Carroll 20. o., 80 90.
Stations for all PuTposes-lst, Vermont
Boy, NJ. B. Brown, Pittsburgh, Penn, 20 co.
Cd. Tuekahoe, E, King, Unny, Ohio. 80 90.
Three Year Old Stallons--lst. Tuckahoe,
DR.. Updegraf. Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, 20 90. Cd.
David, w. ID. Townsend. Goshen. o., 10 90.
Two Year Old Stailions--The Committee
reported that Know Nothing, @. IL. UOrnwell,
Salem; and Tom Bent on, N. Andrews, oungs.
town, o., were both worthy Of FIRST premiums,
but were unable to decide which was the best.
One Year Old Stallion-lst. Omar, Q. II.
COrnwell, Salem, o., 8 90
Draft Geldings and Mares--Gelding. LIST.
Barney, DR., Updegraa, Mt Pleasant, o., 10
90. Mares. LIST. Jacob Miller, Salem, o..
90 90, I'd. Sampson Phillips, Salem, o., 10.
co. ~
ROadsters, (over six years old. GeldingS.
Ist. Capt. LightiOOt Hiram Collins, Revanna,
o., ~ 90. I'd, Boy Printer, a, Comslock
Rich6eid, o., 10 co. Mares lst. Fanny
Fern. SIlas Merchant, Cleveland o., 20 00,
Cd. Lady Grey, E. a. Brown, Bloolnheld, o.,
10 90.
Roadsters, (under six years old } Geldings,
Whalebone, W. r. Sterling, Beaver, Co., Pa,
20 90. Cd. Barney, Dr. Updegraf, Mt. Pleas
ant, o., 10 00. Mares. lst. Lady, W. W.
Crawford, Youngstown, o., 20 90. I'd Lady.
L. Pelton. Guslavus, o., 10 90.
Pacing Horses and Mares-Ist Jim, since
named 5. Z. Chase, John Campbell, North
Georgetown, o., 20 90. Cd. Billy, John +.
Heron. Pittsburgh, Pa, 10 90. Frank Pierce,
OF Cleveland, made the fastest time one heat,
but owing to the bad condition of the track,
withdrawn.
Trotng Horses and Mares-Fastest Fanny
Fern, Silas Merchant, Cleveland, o., Time,
lst. (mile heat, 2 80; Cd. 8 l3; Sd. 8 10, $50
90. I'd. Lady, j.. Pelton, Gustavus, o., Time,
lst, 3 l5; Cd. 3 10; 81. 8 %, $1,000.
Trotting Stalhons--Fastest. Vermont Boy,
M. B. Brown, Pittsburgh, Pr, Time Isl. O8;
I'd. 084, $4,000. Cd. Kenebec. L. Plilon,
Gustavus, o., Time, lst, l6; I'd, 8 IL, S2O-
! 90.
Saddle Horses--Ist. Fanny, DR.. Updegraff,
MI. Pleasant, o., l5 90. 81. Sam, D. B.
| Updegraff, Mt, Pleasant o., 10 90. Best
Saddle Stallion, Hassen, q. Il, Cornwell, Sa.
lem, Ohio, 10 90.
Three Year Old Fillys--Ist, Youngstown
Fiy. p. L, Rush, Gilard, o., 10 90. 3D.
Lalia Rock, DR., ]. T. Updegraff, Mt, Pleasant,
o., 20.
Two Year Old Geldngs-Ist Charley. John
Maston, Goshen, o. 10 co. Cd. Frank, VIM.
Cook, Salem, o. 90.
Two Year Old Fiys--Ist David Scholfeld,
Salem, o. 1000. Cd. j. Q. Blackburn, Salem
o. s 90.
Sucking Colts--Tst. NJ. H, Brown, Blooms
field, o. 10 90. Cd. j. s, Cute, RaVanna,
o 500,
Matched Spans RI. II. PEBBLES, New Gas.
tie, Pa, 90 90. Sd. Stevens end Chapel,
Marlboro, o. 200,
Driving Span, without regard to color. y
l't. DR.. Updegraff, Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
1000.
Thorough Bred Mares--Ist. Boston Bay
r. D. Barnes, Bloomfield, Ohio, 80 90. 3D.
Youngstown Filly, P. L, Rush, Girard, Ohio,
Is 90.
The next Exhibition will probably be held
month earlier in the season. Everything
passed off quietly, and without an accident +
any Magnitude. Upwards of one Hundrt d
Horses were entered for exhibition. Many OF
which were very fine,
We noticed span of horses owned by Hi.
ram Collins, of Ravanna, which were not en-
tered for a premium, the finest styled we have
seen, One was beautiful Blood Bay, the 9th.
er light Bay, white face and legs. We did
not learn the price of them but suppose they
would readily sell for seven or eight hundred
dollars.
We also noticed several fine Geldiugs on the
ground. One particularly took our attention,
line sorrel, OF fair size. and cannot easily be |
outstyled, He was owned by G. O. Smith,
Massillon, 0. A large Gray Horse, owned by |
JED, Martin, of New Lisbon, and fine mare
and colt owned by S. s. Clute, were worthy Of
POLL EVIL IN HoRsEs.--For the hena6t of