Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16
This race was for 3-year olds or under.


appear, and he made the mile in 3:483.
After another race had been made,
Mr.. Hargis made it in 500, but we un-
derstand it was ruled that as he did
not come in on time he was not entitled
to the premium.
O'HARA AGAIN.
a purse was made up and Prof
O'Hara again walked 400 yards against
the fastest PAGER on the grounds, Civ
ing half-mlle, and as usual won the
race, making it in LES.
QUARTER RACE.
Two entries, Ruler Wooden and
Jack Lane. The Lane horse won.
Time % st conds.
ANOTHER MILE DASH.
Joseph Galloway, Kingston" L.
L. Galloway, Rushwacker." NJ. w.
Cate. d" Nadge"
POOL SELLING.
No. KINGSTON, J. X. Clingan,
$500. Field, w. T. Barrett, $l.25.
No. Kingston, Joe Galloway 60.
Field, Dicks, lbs.
No. 3.-Kingston, VT. Barrett, 2 10.
Field, Joe Galloway, soc.
No. 4-Kingston, Joe Lusk, 200.
Field, Barrett, soc.
No 5.-Kings On, J. +. Clingan, LOO.
Field. Bsrrett5
No g Lusk, LOO.
Fiel,
NJ II. K. Benson,
$50. Flo, f9ndegrass, csc.
No, s;-KinEston, Galloway, LOO.
Field, Pratt, 50c.
No. 9.-Kingston, Poe, leo. Field,
Galloway, SOC
No. l0.-Kingston, Galloway, 100.
Field, Benson, 25c. ---.
No. 11.-Kingston, Fechner, 100.
Field, E. r. Albert, Csc. -
The Pool being closed, the race was
run, and won by Kingston" Time
1850.
RUNNING WALK.
A special premium of ten dollars
for the best running walker was offer
ed with $3.50 entrance fee, NJ. X. Ben
son entered his black mare, and made
the mile in five minutes, and took the
money.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
The committees in the different de-
partments have heen at work all day
and have handed in their awards, and
through the kindness of Mr.. G. F.
Bates, the Secretary, we were permit
aud we give them as follows:
FLOODED STOCK
Best stallion years old and over, L
L Galloway, $40; best stallion years
old, L l. Galloway, $40; best FLY 2
years old, Joseph Tucker, S.; I'd best
FLY years old, l. l. Galloway, diplo-
ma best brood mare. VIM. Cate, SIS;
I'd best brood mare, David McCroskey,
;rIa hac Tot
So; % best spring colt, Joseph Tucker,
diploma.
NATIVE HORSES.
Pryor Lea, $50; Cd best stallion years
old and over, Jno G Carter, diploma;
best stallion years old, d Dunn, ST.,
$40; best brood mare, John Chestnut,
SIS; I'd best brood mare, Thos Bryant,
diploma: best year old filly, FL Pad
gett, $40; I'd best 8 year old FLY, 0 S
Howard, diploma; best 2 year old filly,
Jno F harrison, IS; best spring colt,
John Chestnut, So; I'd best spring
colt, Stephen Thach, diploma best
span horses, P M Craigmiles, $40;
End best span horses, w NJ Cate, Jr;;.
io~ay, SO; 2nd best saddle horse.
Hugh McClary, diploma.
JACKS AND MULES.
Best jack 4 years old and over, T G
McCarty. SIS; 2nd best jack, D Dunn;
Jr., diploma; best 8 year old, NJ Y
Jones, $40; best year old, Gideon
Williams, SIS; 2nd best 2 year old, Gus
Cate, diploma; best jennet, J G Carter,
$40; / best pr mules. J II Craigmiles,
SO; best pr mules, E I & r E john
ston, fdi ploma; best mule any age, w
A Denton, S.; best yr old nile, ] r
fucker, SIS; 2ud best yr old mule, E
T & r E Johnston, diploma; best 2
yr old mule. w NJ scarborough, So
best mule yr old, ThOs Bryant, So;
End best / yr old mule, G Tucker,
diploma; best colt, Willie Kirby, So;
End best colt, VIM. Blair, diploma.
CATTLE, AYERsHIRE.
Best bull 3-year old, Pryor Lea, SO.
SHoRT-HORN. s-
Best cow year old, VIM Cate, $40,
best cow 2 year old, VIM Gate, So; bes;
bull year Old, VIM Gaze, s. /; best calft
VIM Cate, SIS; best herd, VIM Cate,
SO.
MIXED BREED.
Best heifer 2-year old, Jno Han
nah, So; best heller 1-year old, Pryor
Lea, So; best sucking calf, and best
bull 1-year old, Young Davidson, SIS
each. avg
SHEEP AND SWINE.
Best buck, w r Trewhitt, So best
boar, mixed, Jas Tucker, So; best SOW
and pigs, Jas Tucker, So; best Chester
SOW, Henry Setherman, So; best lamb,
same person, S..
POULTRY.
Best pair turkeys, VIM Cate, 50;
best geese, Mrs E Dyke, So; I'd best
geese, Isham Vest, diploma best
dncks, Pryor Lea, So; best display of
fowls, Pryor Lea, S.; best display of
chickens, A E Blount, SIS.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Best acre of heat, A e Blount, $50;
best ] bushel sweet potatoes, George
Humphries-l 81; best J bushel Irish
pot ,cker, 81; best corn
field 81; best white
Jno NJ Reynolds, So; best green
peaches, VIM Cate, 81 best dozen
beets, L III Reeder, 81; best bushel
best one-half doz cabbage, w NJ Cate.
81 best one-half doc. carrots, T w
MINIS, 81; best one-half doZ. parsnips,
T w Minnis, 81; best pumpkins, L
L Osment, diploma; best squashes,
Mrs e Shugart, 81; best one-half
bushel onions, Mrs Jno E Dyke, 81
best yellow corn. G w Gate, 200; I'd
best white corn, s p Denton, diploma;
I'd best yellow corn, s P Denton, di-
ploma; best lbs wool, w r Trewhitt,
200; best pickles, Mrs Jas Henderson,
LOO; best soap. Mrs Mary Spriggs, 100;
best cheese, Miss Lutelea Henderson,