, 1862-09-03

70 present. But IL Was louuQ LaaI many CQuiQ |
,ot be here, and many who were in the city
we're not present on the grounds to report
themselves. An executive committee was
therefore, appointed bE the secretary, consist
ing Of the to1lo wing persons:
Hon. ]. y. Singleton, Jason Gurley, Illinois;
VIM. E. Milton, B. Winchester, Ky; E. q.
Thompson, A. G. Fisk, Michigan; s. Como
yer. Iowa; L. G. Osborn, E. ?. Dlckey, Benz.
E. Harrie, Missouri; James B. Estep, 0. ".
Dimock, Ohio; Col. Adams, Mass.
1t il their duty to appoint the judges making
the award In each Class, and to decide the
vexed questions connected with turf matters
that are constantly arising in the progress of
the exhibition.
To prevent any tarnpering by parties inte-
restkd, the Judges ard not appointed till the
class is reached and is being called for the
ring.
The Executive Committee, upon organiz-
inc, united in choosing az their chairman,
Gen. Singleton, an old habitue Of our Illinois
Fairs, and With wide reputation for expert
ence on the turf
THE FIRST DAY.
The attendance during the day WAS small,
but feE score of persons beyond the owners
Of stock, the judges and reporters, being
present during the exhibition in the fore
noon. Everything, however, proceeded as if |
the largest audience were present, all the
motions" being gone through IS if the ex-
p~A+SA ~-H - -AAet 49,
vacant lines Of seats upreaching tier after tier
like some deserted coliseum. Not a face en- |
liyened its archeB not shout from its pre- |
cinct hailed hearty welcome to faVorites in I
the ring. It's receipts must have presented
truly most "beggarly account Of empty
boxes. The band sat solitary and alone III
the center, discourslng most excellent music
uIo On proper occasions.
sTA11IoNs OF ANT BREED, TWO TEARS OLD.
Regard vas had in this class to form, size,
eye, aGtl, elt ~. g. Is9s ~ "a s51 *
FISIu44r33 3, esG.ou ~ ~ r~oest 49, ~"
Ths following are the ent11es'
LeTen I; Dorsey, jr,; ". Louisville Kentucky,
"fatssJi Ess : norssv r. " 1on5sv5,,a Kv ..Wn,5e
ttVen EN- L. 9ofsey'l1'' LOUISVILLE n2'' "1ie
<7g!G ia1 no1acy " 1on3svj17e Kv.. B,retoot
| EIias Fiia Dorsey. ". louisville, ~. "Bostons
Itn1y Sherman Woodetocs, III, .'Be1t1and."
E. q, h1sing; R4tchdsId, Michigan. Rock
Victor"
called, upon the ground, has been, SO far, per-
haps, centre Of attraction. A large NUMBER
Of horses Of their rearing are present
and attract a constant crowd Of Wis
1tors to their stables. The theory, acted
upon By the Messrs. Dorsey, is to breed fast
trotters to Thoroughbred mares to secure
aro,f1ng s!gSH, nin6 are esnecfe1 ~ favoEtas
for th;s nurDoee with them.
!. tsBarefoot'' ia by Green Mountain Black
| Hawk, dam BIZ imp Barefoot, e. dam jack
sons Old Pacolet.
uBoston'' is by Green Mountain Black
nese:. nesa: 'Ann '' olu D'@'''' g. N'u y s'S'
atdey ds3, IS p Gdffa onh'an BLACK
NWl1lie Goldaast. e. 1s 81 ~ ,5 Goi9aass, Ma aam os
lnE. ueucoe, r. 4.1u oy ~ " NaeGasL.
! nhese are ali chtS,nut @ fo,rt, lesy as ano
Willie Goidust, Asnt, ana BafeiooG anu bos'
tor, DARK They stand stand about IS hands hi hish b
VEL hlta, aeas} Douea, aaa o. 1a must pezut,
~. 10TH 1t;n@ anI haeses ae.A' pAe'Sne
LIE D1as9ss has5 oF as-,u ana uo 3a ase l stne
i;b aae ~ I mey prona e saE s1 for ssi
Mn, nt@u tsS1a. ~ - . 4eet saa,;a. a.
!he reeene oapies ln ha1 tnat ye9,,oa o lener1ns
. RErtrsnd IL - hsV cn,t' mt If 1,ev;atha,
anG Tan Nv gtia tx 1ne pG,ne, naa aa
1o9ash r. apum w ~ .e 1a,,;n oT tha Fen+nct
N Inc way " Piea!laue, ~ hsnsuse s.aa
saocA smept LIZ ,4e tha arst 1,reTo;nn9
# ~ ps+eev u tfe second fo = Rarefoet. and th
+b;r1 ~. Rnsfon i
The show in this class was very fine, mee
ID ing constant praise on ali hands. It will b
l. long before an equal show will be found in
It ein1ilar departrnent at our tuture fairs.
o. =
l. BEST STALLION OF AM bHE6o' oSE hEAh VI
D. The same points were made the test IN tn
q. as in the previous class. The entries were
I
ee HI Yates Chicago, t'Fzosty"
u. F.V. Smith T. Co., Co1dwater, Mich, Geo. VI
he | Aiken" ,-,--.... un.
Ls- cl; F, y; : smltn O eo' eolo"a'er' 1len' La
s. = smith & ca. Co,duater. Mich, aRohraf
be Paddock N'AA W w. 1'>'s''N' >'
to Tsha fa,~,r,+as :, +b,a c1acs xvara tho tuo A.
n,1aad n ~, he cnmnet;tfan satI hane;nT hetwe,
o. tha1, san5 roadr ~ he 5ec3ded Nv a vote
1t, he committee. aFrosty'i is chestn
ed roam. raised by Mr. Yates, IL hands and
inch h;.it> sired bv Can't. Rnford. out
IT. Gancne aen Se1 Mtoc S y a1d cNg Messenpep '0*
q There were three premfums in this class.
i'd son ak and sin" aEar1ed as foI1oEs. lat.
ro- stfSeo Van Aiken,i. 2nd. to {. Frost7'': ard
om ssDsn forneN.''
by r. ~ ciassoa of thonouch- -hred sta3lfo,
ie ona ,nd rae +n aSsS Sea, n1d no entries h.Ve
ng een inside. ~
he RI The leon conmittee. acting as Judges In
Of ahare classes we're. Iofn GTav. NIch. IN
he Wo1f Towaa. NJ a Patrick. Chicago: P
eg. - .Gn, Pa.hor Z Reni Oidmar' Ma
pet AoeA oa'oo1' Ns., 49, o' 49,
5ot BEST PAIR MATCHED cARR1AGE HORSES, TILE
the iEAas oAo oA oNoEh'
arv In this class, the stations of the Mess
I'M Dorsey had been entered, Which are nam
re- The Executive Committee construed I
had | meaning Of the term p" carriage horses "
Irst such horses as are commonlY used, aud pt
ssst ularly known as carriage horses, and theref
On ruled tnat stations were not embraced viii
}th. the clase, ,-and that only sgeldings and ma
con1d show as carriage horses
ana Il might be said that the words the
,ne. selves do not exclude, and that if tn
snJ he anv e1oee cnnstrncfion to be gigan to
rsra terms' the terhnical term " horse would
cinie an1v sta111ons. There would. howe{
+bo aea1n tn he m donht that the committee
tar. Sonhted1y IN tier rn1np. hit the uooular
.ec eentation Of r the % purpose for which the pr;
inm was g17en' anu IL % 0o4lE' 0''''11'4
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