The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-26
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
The above races to he mile heats best in
bto harness except sos To- wagon pes, y III ~
Of the National association for the promotion OF
the interests of the American trottlng turl, ana
entries must be made In accordance there
With ,. anil, Do
i'm all heats, when eight or more HORSES
START the distance VIII he one h'i1ufeu anu
my Yards ,.....,..,,, ,,o t,,tte, al.
Heats In each day. races VIII ne tro'''' AZ
In case oi postponement, under authority OF
rule Is the race on races VIII be trotleu ON 'iio
rst god day and track, committing SUNDAY.
:" IL, case n rider or driver shall be substituted
A. authorized 10y rule IS, the substitute snail De
paid so for the service required OF MN, tn
A horse ruled out VIII not De ehti'lou 10 "
Entries close positively Friday, August 90,
Entries must be made IN writing and sealed
and accompanied WIN entrance fde ~ per ront
urer New England Agricultural society, Office,
No. studio building, Boston
Enre1 nailed 9p2n lH ma aaS M, Se e nf
Will be received by telegraph up TO the hour adj
yertised for closing and WIN be eligible proyi-
,led the entrance fee specified shall be paid IN
due course by mail OF otherwise.
DANIEL NEEDHAM,
Secretary New England Agricultural society.
HORSES.
In testing the speed Of horses, each animal,
fur years Old and over is TO go to carriage, 10
weigh including driver not less than three
hundred and fifty lbs. at starting. In making
the awards in this class. the general good quail.
tiles such as style, action, constitution and en-
during properties, well as the speed Of
the animals. are to be taken into consider
alton.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR STATIONS.
The society offers special premiums, the
first 500 or a gold meadal the second, 800 or Il
silver medal; for stations for general use, iive
years old and over, kept in New England Each
stallion competing Will be expected to be ac-
companled by specimens Of his stock If posi-
bic.
The stallion "Fearnaught," having received
tho special premium of the New England Agfl-
cultural society, Is barred from entering again
for this premium at future exhibitions.
Committee to be appointed by the Trustees
during the fair.
No. 1O-TIiROUGlIBtED HORSES.
stations years old and upward, first
premium S25 90
second do 10 90
Third do Diploma
Mares, years old and upwards, first
stations, one year old and under four
first premium % 0o
Third do Diploma
Mares, three years old and under four
first premium - Oh
Spcod do 20 OO
Third do 10 90
NO. 1l-STALIIONS FOR GENERAL USE
Eight years old and upwards first pre-
MUM $50 90
Second do II 0O
Third do Diploma
NO. 12-STALIIONS
stations i've years old and under
eight, first premium S25 o.
second do 10 0,
Third do Dlplomi
CoMMITTEE-Robert Wood. Lowell, Mass.
Chairman; S II Tewksbury, Portland, Me.
John b Clarke, Manchester, n. H.; II Il Kent
Dorset, VT; w Boyd, Mar siield. Mass.
Amasa sprague, Cranston, r. L.; d CULVER
Norwich, Conn.
NO, l3-STALLIONs FOUR YEARS OLD.
Four years old and under flve first pre-
Second do 10 U
Third do Dplom;
NO. 14-STA LIONS.
three years old and under four, first
premium $50 u
Second do 10 o
Third do DiplOm
COMMITTEE-C Oliver, Salem, Mass, Chair
man Geo W Lancaster, Bangor Me, Georg
y
son, Putney, Vt; Thomas Sanders, IIaverhil
Mass. William Elsbree Cranston r. l. Iuli'l
Converse, Stafford, Conn.
NO. Is STATIONS.
Two years old and under three, first
premium SO =
Second do 10
Third do sc
CoMMITTEE-Waldo n Pierce, Bangor, Me
Chairman John Berry, Rockland, Me-; iIenr
simpson, Nashua, n. II. II q Root, Benninl
ton, VI; James Monroe, Lexington, Mass
William d Hilton, Providence, X. T.. James
Manwarren, Montve, Conn.
no 16-MARES
Win their Ioal by their side, first pre-
MUM f25
Second do Is
Third do DpOm
CoMMITTEE-JOhn j Hayes, Boston, Mass
Chairman; George Burnham, Jr, Portland, Nj
Warren Daniels, franklin, n. H.; Fred
Nanslckin, Burlington, VT; George Lorinl
Jr,, North Andoyer, Mass Luclus b Darlin!
No. Providence, X. |. 4; w II Pond, Milford, Com
no. II GELDINGS AND FILLIEs.
premium s25
Second do 10
Third do Dlplom
Two years old and under three 20
Second do 10
one year old and under two IS
Second do 81
Third do Dlplon
CoMMITTEE-Franklln Alley, Marblehea
Mass, Chairman; Andrew, South Pari
Me; John Wiggin, Dover, N. H.; Henry CRAY
ford, Putney, Vt. Joseph Bates, No. Attlebor
Mass ; Edwin l. Parker. Providence, II l.; j
Holmes, Bozrahvlle CT.
NO. 1s-GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING HORSES
Five years old and over, style, action
and road qualities to.be consld-
cred, first premium s25
Second do IS
Third do DlploI
Four years old and under hve, style, action
and speed TO be considered, first
premium 70
Second do IS
Third do Dlplor
CoMMITTEE-Natt Head, IIooksett N.
Chairman; Thomas Bradley Boston, Mass
o M Shaw, Bangor, Me-. William Walker CO
cord, N II /; T. S st Dwell, Cornwall, Vt ; T Fe
guson, Salem Mass II Smith, Providence
L.; James Lloyd Green, Norwich, Conn.,
NO. l9-MATCHED HORSES.
For road or carriage first premium Sill
yer meadai and 500
Second do so
Third do Dipior
The horses must be owned by the exhi
tor and been driven together at least thr
months,
commandments Clark Atkinson,
II. Chairman; Hayden, Belfast, Me; +
Ayers, Nashua, N II J Il Conant, Lowell Ma
Hoskins, Newport, Vt Obadiah Brow
Providence, n !; b W Tompklns, Norwich,