Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-05
CLASS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ID 400
:. Best brood mare, years old and over,
with this years colt by her side, 500
I'd 400
3. Best sucking stallion foal, 200
ID 100
1. Best sucking FLY foal, 200
2d loo
5. Best stallion colt from 1 to / years old, 800
ID 200
6. Best mare colt to 1 years old, 400
ID 200
CLASS 2-ROADSTERS AND CARRIAGE.
HORSES.
NoTE.-Three year oIds and over to be shown
in harness, except brood mares
/. Best stallion any age, 600
I'd 500
2 Best brood mare. years old and over
with colt by her side, 600
Col must be on exhibition or no premium
viii be awarded in the above class,
81 best brood mare, years old and
with colt by her side, 800
3. Best mare OF gelding years and over, 90
ID 200
+. Best pair matched horses, 4years old
over 600
ID 800
NOTE.-The Committee will test all animals
entered in this class, under such rules as may be
deemed necessary to determine the merits of
competitors. Speed will not be the only test,
neither is color the only material consideration
in matching horses.
CLASS 3-DRAUGHT HORSES.
l. Best stallion, any age, 600
ID 500
bT0O ms 1 n
with colt by her side, 6 90
ID 800
8. Best mare or gelding, 4 years old or oYer4 90
ID 200
4. Best pair matched horses, years over, 6 90
u 8 90
s. Best sucking stallion foal, 200
g. Best sucking FLY foal, 90
:. Best stallion colt from to years old, 3 90
I'd l 80
s. Best mare colt from to years old, 500
ID / 50
CLASS 4-HORsEs FOR GEN'L PURPOSES.
!. Best stallion any age, SEQ
I'd 500
2. Best brood mare, years or over with
colt by her side, 500
ID 800
3. Best mare or gelding, years or over, 90
I'd 200
4. Best mare or gclding over and under
years 800
81 l 30
5. Best pairmatehed horses 4years or Over6 60
ID 800
6. Best sucking stallion foal, 200
Best sucking filiy toa, / 90
Z. Best pair mules, 500
s. Best Jack, 800
CLASS 5-SPhED RING.
uperintendent--Phil Ward,
Judges-S. L. Mason, NJ. A. Mosher J. Ray,
l. Walking race. Single or double. In har-
ness or under saddle Best three in ive-Mile
heats, . to enter to start. Money forfeited if
time exceeds 121a minutes. Premium SO First
money s., second money 50, third money s..
2. Trotting race on time. For horses that
have never beaten three minutes. Best in 3,
TO harness, 8 to enter , to start. Premium $25.
First SIS. second $40.
8. Fancy driving Race, double For gentle
men driving horses to buggy. Owner to drive.
No horses eligible that have trotted for money.
Race to be judged on speed, style and ease of
management ) to enter to start, Premium
325. First SIS, second SO.
t. Fancy driving race, sin GLE Conditions
same as No. 3. Premium SIS First SO, second
s..
5, Best Specimen Ladies Equestrianism, with
or without escort. Premiums-First S.,
second, $3.50.
6. Stallion race. Free to all stations in
Wood County. Best in to harness. to
enter to start, Premium $25. First SIS. second
SO.
: Runripc rooo Froo - al :; Al $500 -
Best in 3, 2 to start. Premium SIS. First SIS,
second SO.
s. Scrub race. Horses or mules under saddle
No one to ride his own horse. Last horse wins
Five to enter. Premiums
RULES GOVERNING RACES.
l. Trotting will be governed by the rules of
the National Trotting Association.
2. Entries for races can be made at the Sec
retary's Office at any time before o'clock p. NJ
Tuesday, Sept. Is, 1880.
8. Entrance fee of 10 per cent. of premium
offered will be required at the time of making
entry. This rule is imperative.
4. AlIhorses at risk of owner.
5. A horse distancing the field will be emit
tied to one premium only.
s. No premiums will be awarded to ruled out
horses.
I. The Society reserves the right to postpone
a race, or change the order Of programme as
the eXigences of the occasion may demand.
s. Any question not decided or provided for
by the above will be decided by the judges
8. All communications should be addressed
to L. o. Schultz, Secretary, Grand Rapids, Wis
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