Litchfield enquirer., 1868-09-24
0BSE-FEfR, IlDm Thursday 0ct. Ist, 1868. REGULATIONS.

The premiums arc open to general competi-
 n with the exception of the lst, 2d and 9th,
 sses which arc restricted to Litchtield Coun-
 It is required that not less than three en-
 .s should be made, and not less than two
 m appear and compete for the premiums
 each class; and in any class not so filled
 e award of premiums shall be discretionary
 tn the Judges. Premiums not claimed
 thin fifteen days after the Exhibition will
 considered as contributed to the Society.
 he Judges may withhold premiums when
 Horse CT Horses are unworthy, whether
 ere be competition or not, or where
 ere is satisfactory evidence of comprom- D. Horses may compete for premiums in yo or more claseesrbut when any Horsc shall ave have been awarded premium as a SIN
 n HORSE. such horse shall not compete for Inv other premium, except in Class :, as one a tenn. All horses entered for exhibition Lill be subject to the call of the Marshal du- |ng the hours of exhibition, and exhibitors hust have their horses ready according to the #,lrertised programmc; and if any horse does #ot appear when the class isexhibited in which kc has en tered he shall be deemed to have been Withdrawn from competition in such class. Entries must be made at the Secretary's Office bn the ground as follows: Class closes at 93 o'clock. 2 and 3 at 10 o'clock, the remaining elasses close at I o'clock.
 PREMIUM LIST.
 GLASS L. 95 o'clock. Premiums in gross, $2O Entrance fee $2 Colts under years old, in harness. Speed not to govern, al. qualities to be cons idercd. First premium SIP second $8.
 GLASS u.-1G o'clock. Premiums in gross S20 Entrance fee S3 Colts and years old in harness Speed to be considered. Mile heats best 2 in 8. First premium S20, second Sl0.
 GLASS III-lOA o'cloc1. Premiums gross $50. Entrance fee s Horses that trot near est to minutes. Mile heats best 3 in D. First premium S20, second Sl0.
 GLASS IV.-ll o'clock. Premiums in gross $60. Entrance fee $6. Stallions years old and over, in harness. Mile heats best in G. First premium $40 seccnd S20.
 GLASS V.- 1l3 o'clock Premiums in gross $50. Entrance fee $5. Gentlemen's Drivi ng Horses, in harness. that have not trotted in public faster than three minutes, owners to .rive. Mile heats, best in 8. First premium s35, second S15
 CLASS VII clock Premiums in gross s35 'e1ten 2:5O, to harness. Mile heats best three n 0. First premium sS25 second $lO.
 CLASS VIl.-l1 o'clock. Premiums in gross 75. Entrance fee S7.5O Fastest pair of trot- ng horses. Mile heats best in 5. First pre- lium $50. second $25
 GLASS VlI.-2 o'clock. Premiums in gross 45. Entrance fec $4.5O. Trotting horses to aodle. Mile heats best. ? in 3. First premium ,3O second $l5.
 GLASS XI.-2A o'clock. $l5 FASTEST rRO1TlNG HORSES IN HARNESS. Mile heats best in 5. Purse or $$l5O. First premium &100, second $50.
 MANAGERs.-Geo. c. Hitchcock. New Pres ton: Robbins Battell, Norfolk; Alanson Warren Watertown; Jasper P. Brewster, Cornwall Geo. Pierpont. Plymouth; Henry A. Botsford Litchfeld; Lyman w. Coe, Wolcottville; Ru- fus Smith, Litchfield.
 To insure justice in the award of premiums the managers will select disinterested an d competent judges for each class.
 A BRASS BAND will be in attendance.
 JOHN D. CHAMPLIN,i JR., Secy.