The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-24
HORSES.


HENRY Il. KENT, SUPERINTENDENT
All horses must have been owned by the
party in whose name they are exhibited,
tor at least three months before the exhibit
ton and satisfactory proof of such owner
ship must be furnished the awarding
judges if required. Age of horses will be
reckoned from January 1st
All horses, to entitc them to premiums,
must be sound.
STOCK HORsEs-FIRsT CLASS
Best stallion kept in the state the season
OF 1874, $40 and gold medal.
Second best stallion kept in the state the
season of 1874, $50 and silver medal.
Rulc-Each must be exhibited with not
less than five colts of his sire. and this will
be considered in making the awards.
Judges-Lemuel :. Drew, Burlington :;
Mason s. Colburn, Manchester f. Kim
ball, Mortified.
STOCK HoRsEs-sECoND CLASS.
Best stallion five years old and over. S25
Second best, IS
Third best, 10
Best stallion four years old and under
five, IL
Second best, 10
Third best, 4
Best stallion three years Old and under
four, 10
Second best, s
Third best, r
Best stallion two years old and under
three, 8
Second best, s
Third best, 3
Best stallion one year old and under two, 8
Second best, 8
General Rule-The age of the horse
shall date from the first day of January
preceding his birth.
Judges George A. Merrill, Lyndonvlle;
George Hammond, Middlebury; Charles
G. Lawrence, Bratteboro.
BROOD MAREs-THIRD CLASS.
Best brood mare, with colt by her side, $25
Second best. IS
Third best, 10
Fourth best, 8
Judges Chase, Lyndon; Will
liam II. Kimball, Westminster; j. S.
GriswolI, Benson.
GELDINGs AND FILLlEs FOURTH CLASS.
Best geldng or tilly three years old, $40
Second best, G
Third best,
Best gelding or flly two years OLD, 6
Second best. 4
Third best, 3
Best gelding or filly one year old, 5
Second best, 3
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II. Blodgett, Burlington Perez Harwood,
Bennington.
MATCHED HoRsEs-FIFTH CLASS.
154 hands and over.
Best pair of geldings or mares, $50
Second best, 90
Third best, 10
Entrance fee, So
judges Edwin S. Stowel, Cornwall /:
John n. Baxter. Rutland E. r. Jennings,
Woodstock.
MATCHED HORSES.--SIXTH CLASS.
Under 15t hands high.
Best pair of Gelding or Mares, 1875
Second best, 10
Third best. 10
Entrance fee, S..
Judges George Campbell, Westminster
West Walter A. Weed, Shelburn Chas.
Jones, Bradford
HORSES. - SEVENTH CLASS.
Best single horse, sec
| Second best &c
Third best, q
Entrance fee, $40.
Rule.-Age, style, speed and action tc
be considered. To be driven to Wagon
which. including driver, shall not welgf
less than $50 lbs
Judges. Il. S. Drew, Burlington Geo
Hammond, Middebury Il. Foster Cooke
Rutland.
GENTLEMENs' DRIVING HORSES EIGHTH
CLASS.
Best horse for general use, So
Second best, Il
Third best, II
Entrance fee, 50.
Rule.-This class must be driven to roaC
wagon. Speed will not be considered un
less all other qualities are equal. No hell
tickets will be given in this class unless by
=, order of the superintendent of horses.
J Judges David Goodell, Brattleboro
/. George A. Merrill, Lyndohvllle; Samue
. w. Bailey, Farhaven.
MATCHED OR FANCY MATCHED HORSES.
, Best pair, 50
} Second pair, !
: : Third pair l
Note.-Horses entering IN this class ca
compete in any other. Speed alone wi
be considered.
Judges. Harley NJ. Hall, East Burke
Edwin 5. Stowell, Cornwall; L. Gorhan
: Wilmington.