, 1862-09-04

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G. F. ?. Buck, Aurora, III - Robert Bonner''
Il. 1. T. Dorsey, Jr., Louisville, KY, s. Eaer Ad-
Elias Dorsey, I.ouieville. Ky., Timber Jim,''
Elias Dorsey, Louisville, Ky, "Glencoe'
E. v. KlEiIng, Mehlsid, nich., n Jimmy my Vic
tori
" c. Duncan, Detroit, "w- c. Duncan"
Osborn s Osgood, Racine, Wis, !" Locomotive" :"
L. L. Dorsey, Jr., Lonlsvllle, KY. "Excelsior.''
The exhibition in this ring was OF great in
terest, from the tiue condition aud good
points Of many Of the animals brought for
ward. The judges were long time in con-
Enltation before making an award, and so
closely did many Of the animals spproacn each
other in quality that it was with great ditIi-
Guilty that the committee could arrive at their
asard Of SECOND and third premiums.
The awards we're as follows lst premium,
to Robert Bonner" Sd premium to IS VIM.
C. Duncan
Ihe following persons were chosen as
judges: VIM. Dove, R. D. Darling, George
jerome, VIM. Foster, Harry Herr.
BEST BROOD MARES OF ANT BREED, WITH SAM
FLEs OF STOCK.
First premium, s1o0; I'd, $50; Sd, $25.
In this, as in the last class, the same Judges
acting, great difficulty Was found in d.termtu-
ing the awards. The following were the en-
tries:
=. ". nleuS, tniEuAelu m1cA fiota Lel.'
Thomas Smith, Chicago, tsJeseie."
CALVIN Rawley, Rockford, Ill, Belle"
First premium given to " Flora Zell;" Sec
ond, TO '*Belle."
BEST THOROUGH BRED STALLION -FOUR YEARS
old AND OYER.
The following entries were made:
+ T. 9ates; chicago: Capt Buford."
Vim Rrnfraxr Kr
der
P,H; P!atner, Rockford. Ill, Sir Henry"
". F. Harper, Midway, Ky, tsBail."
Many of these stations are well known in
Western reputation. For a long time the 6rst
premium hung between I" Bill Atexander'' aud
Patrick's Franee,h the latter seeming to be
the taVo1lte among outside horse men. After
q long discussion and consultation the pre-
miu1ns Ts5e !: g., awarded as folio rs; LIST pre-;
Sd to Nm. H. Renfrew, Springfield, Ill
Ihe Judges chosen were j. e. Esterbr0ok,
Ill; j. Robb, KY; R. D. Darling, John Gray,
Mich; to whom were committed the awards,
and TIE excellence Of the pedigree which each
exhibitor furnished.
First premium, $500; I'd, 500; Sd, $50.
BEST THOROUGH BRED sTALL1oss YEARs OLD,
The following entries were made:
D. Wadkins, Springfield. I'LL, u Young B IT.
Duncan, Detroit, s'W. G. Duncan,'' taking
first premium.
The Judges were the same as in the previous
class.
BEST SINGLE CARRIAGE HORSE OF MARB II
HARNESS.
Firet premium, 800 ID, $50; Sd, S15.
a similar question arose in reference to en-
tries in this class as in the class Of matched
Carriage Horses exhibited yesterday, and it
conformity with the precedent already set
The Committee excluded stalliens from exhi
bi1ion as single Carriage Horses.
the following were the entries:
]. Darnen, Elmwood. Ill, "Gen Gifford.''
Byron Green, AM Arbor, Mich, "Dayfd.''
]: Burton, Macomb, III :, Planet
Elias Dorsey. Louisville, BY ,"E B. Hobbs." !"
thas. Stokes, Chicago. Dan"
". Patrick, Adrian. Mich, .'Kinball Jackson
:. The following Judges were chosen: B. J
Darling, G. Jerome, ". G. Duncan, John D
| Stevenson, ". R. Fostef, and G. Herr.
First premium awarded to American Stars
second to "David-"
FASTEST TRoTrISG HORSE. GELD1HG OF RHLT
UNDER SADDLE.
The following were the entries:
| T S. Gally, Pecatonica, Ill, " Pocohontas.r
| J. 7. Esserbsook, Fulton: City, H., " Blacl
YIN, King, Pekin. H., ''Bob."
| The Executive Committee acted as Judge
and timers.
These are all the entries that appear upo,
| the books, sbut by some strange misunder
standing or otherwise Of his owner, the hors
| ''Ohio Billy" entered the ring and competet
for the Prizes.
Black Douglas won the two first heats will
ease, occasionally breaking and losing badly
and being passed by Bob," but catchin,
Fo1k again and beating him out, time 2:45
| s'Bob," coming in second each heat wa
awarded tbe secoHd nreninm time ' 5.1S' "''
| "Ohio Billy'' and Pocohontas !; 7vh,
were left at distance In these hestS2 bad
heat each and vent sfnp1e heat i for the IN 4h;-
conTest. "1A-A0fs 0'1<-''7 :" 0pA1'''
-. .ro, u,-o n.oo
~ pteia.' tooo @ao. Ss~o' d. Slu-
| IN. Inc third premium #as awarded to Obi
| blny, ont not haying osen entered for trial
He was not lawluly 11 -, ~itain The ring and tn
FASTEST TkoT1lSG STALLION, THREE TEAR
| OLD.
The following are the entries:
John S. Wolf Cedar Ranids Jopa Ct cban,n,o
STAR
"A a !, Dunn, Br,antsville' BY. "John j. critter
7, Buck. AuIora; IT., Robert Bonner.
y. E. EH1rg. Hg: Louisville, ~; :y.;,'o nJim" IT,
jim. n l. Do'ses' H. Louisville A''' li"0e
Osnofn d oeeoeo, Racine, MIS-, " Locome
WI E;;o. no,.or 7o,,ar;,,. r. uc,z,
~ 49,, ~. .,'-as ~, ~
~ ues' 4; ~ ~ sa1sE, 5os n1llg neats, Glenco
wv ootn, elne. 4l ~, s.o9: ne zoos the lea
~ s1s @ etale, .io1.e9 eteaaIlg, anu otoke vel
sT,Ther H., = "ay 3 ~ t " t1e otaef:
Inoet ei1n c1Ine ntSt, tshlng tac seeon
R Rremlnms inese two horses, belonging t
| Ara tTa 49, haat s9,.,a ~, -. oshiuu.
| hetwpen Mr. n q patricE of on- ~ ~
M T. Dorcar n orJ e;aata4 s, ~, - ~ ;
ha.,.o. - II ni:' an4 sue oet "as "a
uet~eeu uiencoG iilahtug me second nea
N 1nree minutes. The horse nade better tin
t,y far, but MIR. Patrick calculating on th
]ightness of the track, heavy breeze mr.
| rsifinp and the condition ~ 4 Glennoa :, -
was not intended to have been entered in hi
match, made the bet. The close shave {
three seconds which gained him 500. woul
hardly do 10 bet on again, and justified th
opinion OF bis trends who thought his wage
very "Ehsky," when it Was made.
The superiority Of the Dorsey stock WI
very clearly shown By the great distance
which they led all competitors at this race.
The final race was for the fastest trottin,
pacing OF rAcking horse, gelding or filly, t
open pueey or wagon. Single or doub
Tha {ol1e,nS Jne @ uasa, ,tsod tmo ,1Mss: