The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-08-12

SINGLE TRoTTING.
Open to all four year old horses. Best
two 10 three 10 harness. Entrance fee,
$3.50.
First premium $50
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3D. do 10
JuDaEs.-H G Nash, Brattleboro w
T Ilorrobin, Bennington; Il j Hawley,
Manchester.
SINGLE TRoTrlNd.
Open to all horses that never trotted
better than $50 best three in five to
harness. Entrance fee. SIS.
First premium, 10
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Henry G. Root, Benning.
ton; Middleton Goldsmith, Rutland I;
Charles Town, Bellows Falls.
SINGLE TRorTING.
Open to all horses that never trotted
better than ga best three in five to
harness. Entrance fee, $3.50.
First premium, 500
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JUDGEs.-Gcorge W Hendee, Morris.
vile; H Henry Baxter, Rutland; Trenor
W Park, Bennington.
SINGLE TRoTTING.
Open to all horses in the State that
never trottcd better than 2.38; best
three in five to harness Entrance fee,
$3.50.
First premium, 500
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JuDGEs. Henry G Root, Bennington :;
George Hammond, Middlebury; Harvey
Spencer, Burlington.
SINGLE TRoTTING.
Open to all horses in the United States
and Canada. Best three in five to har.
ness. Entrance fee, $50.
First premium, $3.50
Cd do $50
Sd do 100
JUDeEs.-David Goode!l, Brattleboro;
Henry b Kent, Dorset; George A. Mer-
rill, Rutland.
BEST TANDEM OR TRIDEM TEAM.
Open to all horses. Entrance fee, Sc
First premium, $50
ID do 20
Sd do 10
JUDcEs.-E Foster Cook, John A Sal.
isbury. Wilbur F Paige, Rutland,
NoTIcEs.-All horses to entitle them
to prizes must be sound,
The entrance in all purses will be 10
per cent on the whole premium.
All the races will be governed by the
National Rules.
The selling of pools will not be allowed
on the Fair Grounds.
The books will be opened at 10 o.
clock en- Monday, September s, at the
Secretary's Office for entries in the races,
and closed at 6, p. m. on Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER Q, the first day of the Fair.
CATTLE.
HERD REMIUMs-THoRoUGH BRED SHORT
HORNS.
For best herd, SOL
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The herd shall consist Of one bull, not
under one year old, three mich COWS, one
neifer not under two years old, two year
ing heifers, one bull calf, and one heifer
calf.
RULE.-The herd must be all Of one
breed and owned by the exhibitor. BE.
ing present as a herd will not prevent
their competing in other classes Herd
book Pedigree required.
JUDGEs.-C. Horace Hubbard, Spring.
field Augustus G. Clark, Manchester
Daniel G. Gill, Springfield
AYRsHIREs.
For best herd, sol
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The same rules govern as in the thor.
ough bred Short Horns. Herd book Ped.
gree required.
DEvoNs.
For best herd, sol
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ALDERNEY OR JERSEY AND DUTCH.
For best herd, so
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The same rules govern as in the Other
classes. Herd book pedigree required.
JUDGEs-Benj H Steele, Hartland
Henry Chase, Lyndon Frederick Chat.
Zee, Rutland
THOROUGH BRED SHORT HORNS.
RULE-Herd book pedigree required.
Best bull 3 years old and over, 20
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Best bull 2 years old, 12I
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Best bull / year old. II
I'd do do 81
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Best bull calf, q
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Best COW 3 years old and over, Is
Sd do do 1Ol
3D. do do 81
Best heller 3 years old, u
I'd do do 5 |
Sd do do 3
Best hefer l year old, 5
ID do do 4
Sd do do 81
Best heifer calf, 4
ID do 3
Sd do 81
JuDGEs-IIenry S Morse, ShelburD; A
HOLSTER, East Montpelier; | n Sykes,
Dorset
DEV0Ns.
Same premiums as for Short Horns.
RULE-Governed by Herd book.
JuDGEs-Jonn Gregory, Mortified