The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-10-08
cord, 5; I'd, ]. G. Calkins, 8.
I'd best gelding, 2 yrs. ]. Link, 1.
SADDLE HORSES.

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Best gelding, 8 yrs. J. r. Slime, 4;
I'd, A. G. Vanpelt, 2.
Best gelding, 2 yrs. R.L.Barrett, 8.
Best stallion, 4 yrs. J. R. Slime, 8;
I'd, ]. Secondallar, 4.
Best stallion, 2 yrs. j. Rogers, 4.
Best stallion, 1 yr. j. L. Arthur, 8;
I'd, J. Deuchman, l.
Best stud colt, J. Y. Farley, 2; I'd,
R. l.. Garrett, 1.
Best mare, yrs. 81. N. Patton, S;
I'd, JAS. Carlisle, 3.
Best mare, 8 yrs. J. Dougherty, 4;
I'd, ]. R. Slime, 8.
Best mare, 2 yrs. s. Pavey, A; I'd,
]. Cluff, 2.
Best mare, yr S. Pavey, 8.
Best mare colt, S. Pavey, 2.
Best brood mare, with colt by her
side, S. Pavey, 6; I'd, J. Y. Farley, 4.
Best pony, Irwin Smith, 8; I'd, &c.
Vanpelt, 2.
MATCH GELDINGs OR MARES.
1st prem. James Clark, 10; I'd, J..
G. Calkins, 5.
PACING.
distance, 8 times round the ring,
or 600 feet less than 1 mile
1st prem. A.G.Vanpelt, $40; I'd, A.
Peddicord, 10; Sd, J. G. Vanpelt, 5.
RACKING.
Distance, same.
1st prem. NJ. Dunlap, $40; I'd, G..
W. Doggett, 10.
DOUBLE TRoTTING.
Distance, 4 times round the ring,
or little over ] and 18th miles.
1st prem. A. E.Peddicord, S25; I'd,
Chaney & Glascock, Is; Sd, DC. Cha
ney, 10.
THREEM MINUTE TRoTTING.
CSame distance.
1st prem. J. G. Vanpelt, Is; time,
2:594; I'd, ]. Evans; time, 3:O14.
FAST TRoTTING.
Same distance list prem. D. G.
CLANCY, so; time 3:O51; I'd, A.E. Ped
dicord, 25; time, 3:171; Sd, D. G. Cha
ney, Is; time, 1928.
swEEPSTAKES-HoRsE
Best stallion, ]. R. Slime, 10; best
mare, D. J. Vance, 10.
BOYS RIDING MATCH.
1st prem. Harry CLANCY, 8; I'd, f.
H. Hughes, 2.
FOOT RACE.
Four entries-Peter Osborn, of
Adams CO.; 81. N. Miller, Hillsboro;
Richard Theobald, Hillsboro; James
F. Griffith, Marshall tip. Won by
Osborn, purse $40. Miller came in
second, and only about 10 #. behind.
The others were distanced.
UGLIEsT TURNOUT.
Two entries-Stillman Harris, of
Newmarket tp.; Charles Harsha and
James Swearingen, Hillsboro. Won
by Harris; purse SO.
CATTLE-GRADEs AND STOCK.
Best COW, yrs. R. West, 5; I'd,
same, 8.
Best pair work cattle, 8 yrs. S. Pa
vey, 6.
Best steer, R. West, 5; I'd, S. Pa
vey, 8.
Best and fattest steer, S. Pavey, 4;
ID, R. West, 2
Best pair work cattle, 1 yr. ].
Morton, 2.
Best heifer, (stock) 1 yr. S. Pavey,
}.
Best steer, yr. ]. Hudson, 2; I'd,
same, 1.
Best heifer, 1 yr. John Berry, 8.
Best bull calf under one l VI. ia
,ob Marker, 2.
Best bull, 1 yr. Robt. West, 6.
Best COW, 4 yrs. S. Pavey, II; I'd,
R. West, 6.
Best COW, 2 yrs. R. West, 10; I'd,
". A. Nelson, 5.
Best heifer, 2 yrs. S. Pavey, 8.
Best heifer, 1 yr. r. West, 6; I'd,
). Pavey, 8.
Best heifer calf under 1 yr. r.
Vest, 4; I'd, same, 2.
Best bull and 4 females, R. West,
10; I'd, S. Pavey, 20.
JACKS AND MULES.
Best jack of any age, NJ. Harris,
!.
Best mule, 8 yrs. ]. Brock, 8.
Best mule, 2 yrs. L. M. Pence, 8;
ID, same, 2.
Best mule colt, R. G. Gaddis, 2;
"a, J. H. Anderson, 1.
Fastest mule, NJ. Harris, 8; I'd,
anne, 2.
Best mule team over A yrs, John
Brock, 5.
Best boar, 1 yr. NJ. Fox, 5; I'd,
Harvey Glenn, 8.
Best boar under yr. @. n. Pulse,
!; I'd, Jas. Gallagher, 2.
Best boar pig under 6 mos. G. N.
Pulse, 3; I'd, Jas. Gallagher, 2.
Best SOW, 1 VI. Jos. Bailey, 5; I'd,
Jhas. ". Anderson, 8.
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