Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-09-23
HORSES.
The entries of horses Wore as follows:

The entries of horses were rs follows
Stock Horses.-Jas Vance, Albany, horse, colts. W
X. Sccter East burke, stallion % old Sherman
Morgan" colts Geo. Davis, East Montpelier, four-year
old stallion H. Gates llartand Charles Gates peacham
q. W iratt Coventry W. {. Gleason Barnet Franklin
mngs Montpelier; W. II. Huri, Lyman Oscar Carleton,
West faree H. W. Gilman, Northhed A P. Vance,
stmets llighgatei John rtton, Norristown f. H. Clark
Cabot W. C. Meserye and C. VI. Huckns, Topsham d. c.
nar,i VIM Faruel Barre Thomas Rancour' Waterford
Jerry Drew No. Derby; W. H. Walker, Iartland W. b.
Willoughby Peter Laundry, st. Johnsbury.
Making Horsss.A. o. Cummings, Montpelier, horse
H. Goodhue, West Westminster, four-yearo Frank Bel
Single Trottiny.-w IL. IL Walker, Hartland, bay
selIng, Geo llarpin Barnard seven ;yea5-Old mare
year-oldsi W. H. IL Walker lartland sx-yearolds; H. q.
Bancroft south Barre
Matched Horses-l5. hands high and over o. g. Tink-
W Peabody, St. Jonsbury, pair and 5year-ods Jerry
ton W. II. Martin Bradford, and j. lIobson, Newbury
Matched Horses-l5! hands II. C. Bancroft, So. Barre,
5-yearod geidings c. A. Clark Glover pair 7-yearold
mares Brown and Rowland Montpelier, pair 5year-od
mares sas Grow East Cornth 6-year-old gedings -
oRyan, Brattleboro, and 6-year-old mares.
Gedings and Fiies-James Vance Albany, 3-year-old
fly yearling &. r. Dodge Calais, yearlng illy L. n
Woods. peacham 2;year-od gelding Geo. Davis East
do. d. Trul West Burke, Do " b. Moulton Peacham
3year-o,d hly chas Cobb St JShnsbary Do 2-ysar
l. f.
Danvlle, do. II. II. Wheeler ST. Johnsbury and Loren
Hale Waterford, yearling colts
Horses for all Work.-II. Fisher Waterford, Hamilton
an Morgan mare 6-year-od A. o: Bemis Lyndon, s.
year-od geding b. +. IIavand Danvle, 6year-od geld
Bundy, Burke do II. Gooihue West Westminster l.
yearod do. J. Drew, No Derby 7ycarold do. j. Wooey
5-year-old Geo. w. Carr st. Jousbury, 5yearold
gelding.
Drifting Horses.-Geo IIarpn Barnard 7year-old geld
brood Mares and cots-w. II. II. Walker IIartiand,
James Vance Albany, John o'llara Sheffield C. H. Dodge
Calais Chas Gates and John Armstrong Peacham, T. r..
Bray No Danyie, f. d. Williams Walden, josiah Newton
Waterford, John Buzze Newark, W. NJ Evarts Windsor
At one o'clock. Tuesday, there was II cav
alcade of all horses on exhibition, which was
IA success, many really fine animals appear
ing on the track. Among the stations were
- Albany Boy" ii years old, with five of his
colts-one of them handsome four-year-
bay, named "Gen. Grant all owned by
james Vance of Albany, VT; Young Ham,
blctonian," by Sylvanus Owen of Water
ford Parrot Cum" by George Davis OF
East Montpelier; Young Nimrod," by Pratt
of Coventry, "Cassius Clay by Oscar Car
Teton Of West Fairlee and others. In the
afternoon there was an exhibition of tandem
teams for premium, and two trots, one by
horses that had never trotted better than
three minutes, and the other in 2: ~ best
three in five, to harness. For the 2 IA purse
there were four entries" Red Cloud" by
Job IIobson of Newbury, Scratch Gravel,
by French L. Washburn of Montpelier
"American Boy" by George IIarpin, of Bar
nard, and" Morrill, Prince" by Harry Hawk
enbury of Bradford The first premium o
500 was taken by" Red Cloud time al
2:i6l, 2:45; the second of $50 by "Morril
Prince" and the third of S25 by " American
Boy" For the three-minutc purse there wer,
nine entries, and the first premium of S5(
was taken by katy White" entered b,
Harry IIawkenbury of Bradford time, 3 :52t
1881, 2:5l; the second of S25 by "Salli'
Hayes" entered by j. Hobson of Newbury
and the third of $40 by" India Rubber Jim,
entered by w. II. Martin of Bradford
On Wednesday there was some trotting o
which we are unable to give the record.
Thursday morning was given to horses O
all work, matched and fancy-matched, ant
stock horses. There were some very fin
driving horses exhibited, and dozen pairs o
well matched animals. o. &. Tinkham, o
South Wilbraham, Mass. drove the larg
pair Of bays which he purchased Of Geo. Da
Wis of Danville, Il splendid looking team
G. l.. Paker of Greensboro, exhibited hand
some pair of grays. In fact all the matche,