Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-08
CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING,
The Horse FaIr--ThIrd Oay.

Z The Horse Fair--TLird Day.
The following premiums were awarded
yesterday:
CLASS 8.
Best brood mare with sucking colt, $50.
I'd do do do Is.
s. Tyler, Lady Blocker, 1st prem.
T. Goody, Psliy Hopkins. I'd prem.
+. W. Pelton, Nancy Scott.
| g. & c. Denzer, Kate.
Best sucking horse colt, barring the premium
colt, with mare, So.
H. u. Jackson, lst prem.
F. W. Pelton.
| J. Barber.
| d. DenZer.
Best mare colt, barring premium colt, with
mare, $5.
Geo. Gilbert, Ist prem.
Geo. Walker.
Edmund Giddings.
CLASS 4.
Best stallion for all purposes, $50.
| I'd do do 25
| s. Warren, Bourbon Messenger, lst prem
Lamb, Scott 4 Co., searcher, I'd prem.
! Philo Thompson, Excelsior.
/. i. Gleason, Independence.
! r. Nevins, Joe Goodwin.
j. s. Fairbanks, Eastern Messenger.
John Goes, North Star.
STATIONS.
Best stallion, with 5 colts of his own get, $50.
Lamb, Scott & Co., Searcher, Ist prem.
Jno. Packard, Green Mt. Morgan, I'd prem.
]. w. Fitch, Col. Grayson.
! fCOl. GraVgOu yvds awhihifad huf with
drawn from cOmpetition.)
CLASS IS.
Best pair matched Carriage Horses, mares or
geldings, I51Z hands and upwards, $50.
| I'd best pair Matched Carriage Horses, mares
or geldings, l5T hands and upwards, $50.
Stillman Witt, lst prem.
Hortell Collins, I'd prem.
-Chittenden 4 Co.
Charles Thomas.
Best pair matched Carriage Horses, mares or
! geldings, IA hands and under l515, $40.
! I'd best pair matched Carriage Horses, mares
or geldings, IA hands and under I51<, $50.
W. j. Gordon, 1st prem.
] E. @. Stanley, ID do.
Fred Null.
TROTTING.
The unfinished trotting race of Wednes-
day evening was resumed as follows:
J. S. Stephenson Bonny Kate, l
W. H. Potts Julia, ,
| W. Y. Black, n May Queen, 3
| E. Lewis, Cooper, 4
Tlme-2:36.
PACING.
Fastest pacing horse, mare or gelding, best
in 5, barring the winner of the previous
purse, $50.
VIM Geager n Lady Wagner, III
] Henderson Butcher Boy, 2 2 2
/ N. NJ. Newell Frank Leslie, dr..
Time-2:46-2;42-2:35.
AFTERNOON.
The crowd increased, and at 9 o'clock there
were not less than two thousand. The inside
ring was full of carriages and the stands of
seats were filled with ladies who had that
favorable position for seeing all that trans
pired. There were more persons on the
ground than at either of the previous days.
LADY EoUEsTRIANIsN.
At O'Clock the contest for the prizes for
lady equestrianism was to be had, but aI
there were only two entrances, there was no
competition and no awards. The two la
dies who were on the ground -WeEs AIEiifs
fs-44ar ElriwS wore a black habit with gilt buttons,
and rode bay horse. Miss Jennings was
dressed in black and rode q beautiful white
pony. She is very young and rode remark
ably well. Miss Booth has ridden at pre-
viOus Fairs, always exceedingly well. She
also is very young, but has perfect command
and knowledge of her horse.
DOUBLE TRoTTINe.
At o'clock was the race between double
teams without regard to color or sex (stal
lions excluded) mile heats, best in 5 for q
purse of $50; second best, $25.
]. Conlislk, Sailor Boy, and Western Me.
tropolis, J
s. Merchant, n Son of Malta and
Fanny Fern, %
E. Q. Stanley, n Kitty and Dick, sos d
t John Kirkland, n Gray Eagle, and
Aifig Fine, S5 s:665-2:561I-2:575l-2:s7.
. This race was fine one, all the teams be
e ing capable of doing well and travelin
p. Handsomely together. Conlisk's team wa
e especially noted and good time was expect
Il cd. On the first heat COnlisk led until Ii
d last quarter when Merchant passed him an
> won the heats. On the succeedin g heagCOr
d Iisk won easily, butunder protest.
d TROTT1NG Al MARX.
4 The next race promised some fun. II
race was for horse, mare or gelding trOtti1
p the nearest to Sminutes, one mile, three
Is more to start at once for purse of $50.
g. will be seen that there was no contest
70 speed, and the first horse to pass the scol
d was by no means certain to win the race.
There were eight entries and if they h
all gone at once there would have been sor
sport in Watching the clustering of the d
vers about the one in whose time keepi
- abilities they had the most confidence.
~ the rules no driver was allowed to carry
watch or to receive any intimatiOn frC
,S 81 outsiders as to the time he was making.
RI The horses, however, were not started
n at once. Three were sent of and each
ne ne timed by one of the Judges. The time
each was noted and then three more sent
We, The time of the horses was as follows:
by A. P. Leland, n. Honest Bill, 8
er- Thos McLane, n. Reindeer, 3
rly A. H. Comstock, n. Yankee Bill -
IL. VIM. Geager, n. Fred. Whitbeck :
Of j. W. Fitch, n. Black Hawk,
Dr. W. H. Potts, n, Maggie,
a N. NJ. Newell, n, Silvertail, :
IN IN r. Kevins, n. Flora,
ie- It will be seen that two Of the horses "
ger tied. They accordingly went again, as
~ . lows:
or Reindeer,
Maggie,