Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-22
HORSE FAIR. AT LLTCHFIELD, CONN, ON Thursday, Sept. 18th. 1867.
 REGULATIONS.

| The premiums are open to general cOmpeti ton, with tho exception of the lst, 2d. and 3tl | classes, which are restricted to Ltchfield Coun- ty It is required that not less than three entries shall be made, and not less than two shall ap- pear and compete for the premiums in each class; and in any class not 80 filled tho award of premiums shall be discretionary with the Judges. Premiums not claimed within fifteen days after the Exhibition will be considered as contributed to tho Society. The Judges may withhold premiums when the Horse or Horses arc unworthy, whether there be competition or not, or where there is satisfactory evidence of q compromise. Horses may compete for premiums in two or more classes. but when any Horse shall have been awarded a prem: : um as Single Horse, such Horse shall not compete for any other premium, except in Class 7. as one of team. All Horses entered for exhibition will be subject to the call of the Marshal during the hours of the exhibition. and exhibitors must have their Horses ready according to the advertised programme; and if any Horse does not appear when the class is exhibited in which he has been entered he shall be deemed to have been withdrawn from competition in such class. Entries must bc | made at the Secretarys office on the ground, at follows: Class closes at ?4 o'clock, and 8 at 10 O clock, the remaining classes close at l o'clock.
 PREMIUM LlSl. | Cass T. 94 o'clock Premiums in Gross $2O Entrance Fee $2. Colts under years old, in harness. Speed not to govern, all qualities to | be considered. First premium SIP. second $S Glass II--10 o'clock. Premiums in Gross $30 Entrance Fee $3. Colts and years old, in harness. Speed to be considered. First Pre- mium $20, second $lO.
 CIdss W-lO 1-2 o'clock. Premiums in Gross $50. Entrance Fee $5. Stallions un der years old in harness. Mile heats, best in 3, First premium $35, second, Sl5
 Glass IE-l1 o'clock. Prt miums in Gross $6O. Entrance Fee S6. Stallons years old and over, in Harness. Mile heats, best ? in s First Premium $40. second S2O.
 Glass V-1l ? o'clock. Premiums in Gros. $50. Entrance Fee $5. Gentlemen's Driving Horses, in harness, that have not trotted ir public faster than minutes. Mile heats best 2 in 3. First premium S35, Second Sl5.
 Class vi o'clock. Premiums in Gross $3O Entrance Fee S3 Running Horses. Mile heats, best in B. First Premium $2O. second | $lO.
 Class VIE-I 1-2 clock. Premiums in Gross | $75. Entrance Fee 7.50. Fastest pair ot trotting Horses. Mile heats best in 8. First Premium $50. second $25.
 Class VIII-2 o'clock. Premiums in Gros. | $6O. Entrance Fee $6. Trotting Horses tt Sduute Nllo utatS. ucSG A HI EISG um $40, second $2O. | Class IY- 2 I-2 o'clock $l5O.
 FASTEST TROTTING HORSES, IN HARN ESs
 Mile he its best in 5. Purse of ONE HUN DRIED and FIFTY dollars. First Premium $l00, second $50.
 By order Of the Executive Committed of the Litch6eld County Agricultural Society. l MANAGERS George c. Hitchcock, New Pres ton; Robbins Battell Norfolk; Alanson War ren. Watertown; Jasper P. Brewster, Cornwall George Perpont. Plymoutb; Henry A. Bots ford, Litchfeld; Lyman w. Cos, Wolcottville Rufus Smith, Litchfeld.
 To insure justice in the award of premiums the Managers will select disinterested and com petcnt Judges for each class.
 A BRASS BAND will be in attendance. Ad mission Single Tickets % cents each horse l o5 ceutS