Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-25

best, ditto, Jesse Maynard. SZ0; best Two
{ year old, ditto Red Dolly fifth. $40; sec nd
best two.year-oid. ). d. Carr, Ga6llan
/. Beauty, $40; best one-year-old. ditto.
: Eighteenth Maid Of Monterey. $50 second
best heifer calf, ditto, Nineteenth Maid OF
d Monterey, SlS; second best one year old,
e Coleman Younger, Sixth Rosa Neel, Sl5
, hest heifer calf, ditto, Oxford Rose second,
$40
Alderpey and Jersey in one Class-Bulls-
Best four-year-old and over, Robert Beck,
: Oakland, Buffalo Bill $40; best three-year-
old, Hy. Pierce, San Francisco Hugo GO {, OF
Yerba Buena, $40 best two-year-old, L. +.
Aiken, Sacramento, Major, $40; best bull
! calf, ditto, Bolivar. $50; best one-yesr-old,
R. Noel, Grass Valley, Highland Prince.
$40 Cows-Best four -yeaI-old and over,
Hy. Pierce. San Francisco, Pearl of ferba
Buena. $40; best two-year-old, ditto, Beauty
of YeIba Buena $40; best three-year- old, Il.
Noel, Queen, $40; best oue-y -yearold. J.
Asken, FL Dorado county, Jersey Belle, $40:
best heifer calf, P Stanton, Sacramento,
Anemore, $40.
Devons, Ayreshires, Herefords, Holsteins
and Holdernsss in one Bulls-George
Bement, Redwood, best three year old and
over, Melancton Caliaghan, $40; best one
year-old, Archie, $50; best bull calf, Eclipse,
$50. ws-George Bement best three year.
old and over, Stellitta, $40; best two
year-old, Stellina S20 best one-year old,
Highland Maid, S20 best heifer calf, Mari
eta, $50.
Glass 2-Graded Cattle-Cows-R. Ash
burner best four-year-old ard over, Maggie
$40; best three -year-old, Lucy, S25; E.
Comstock, best two year-old, Pet, Sl5 /; best
one-yearoid. Rosa, SO; best heifer-c calf,
Beauty, SO.
Sheep.
Glass Spanish Merino-E. w. Woolsey,
Berkeley, ees6 ram, two years old and over,
! Colunmello, $50; best three-year-old ram
lambs. SO 50; best pen of not less than FIVE
eve lambs, so 50: best ram and five OF his
! lambs $50 J.'H. Strowbridge, Haywards,
| best ram, one year old and under two,
Sprightly, So 80; best pen, not less than
three ewes, two years old and over, S22 so;
best pen, not less than five ewes one year old
and under two, so 30
| Glass 2-French Aierino and Silesian-Mrs
| r. Blacow, Centervillr best ram two years old
and over, Gladiator, $780, best ram one year
old and under two, Bulger, So 80; best three
lambs, S22 80; best pen not less than five
ewes, two years old and over, SD so; best
pen not less than FIVE ewes one year old, |
so 50 best pen not less than five eve lambs, |
S22 so; best ram and FIVE Of his lambs, $50. |
Glass 3-Cotswold Leicestershire. Lincoln |
shire. Shropshire aud any thoroug hbred cross /
&C. Younger, best ram two years old and
over, Far West, $50; best ram one year old |
and under two, SO So best three ram
lambs, go 80; best pen not less than five ewes
two years old and over, S22 so best pen not
lesss than five ewes, one year old, S22 30;
one pen not less than FIVE eve lambs S22 so;
best ram and five of his LAMBS. Far West and
lambs, $50.
Goats.
Thoroughbreds-J H Harris, Hollister,
best buck two years old ard over, Pasha,
s35; best buck under two years old, Bruce,
$50 best pen not less than three does, two
years and over. Highland Mary, Scottish
Queen and Jennie Glenn, S35
Graded-J. H. Harris, best pen not less
than three does, three years and over, $40;
best pen OF rot less than three does, under
two years old, SIS.
Sweepstakes-J. FL. Harris. hest buck,
Pasha best doe, Maid Of the Mist, $40;
best pen Of not less than ten kids, $40.
Syine
John Rider, Sacramento, best boar, two
years and over, Commodore, $50 best boar,
six months old and under one year, Canute
No. 2, sl5 John Kennedy, Sacramento best
boar under two years old, Prince, $50
Hugh Cave. Yolo county, best breeding SOW,
Nellie, $50; NJ d. Boruck, San Francisco,
best SOW six moaths old and under one year,
Queen Bess. SIS.
Glass 3-Poland China and Chester white
E. Gallup, Tulare county, best boar, two
years old and over, Captain jerks, $50 best
boar under two years, California Peerless,
$40; best boar, six months old and under one
year, Comic, S15; best sow, six months old
and under one year, Rosalind Star, SIS; L.
NJ. Scott, Lincoln, best pair of pigs under
ten months, Villa and Flora, $50. l.
Sweepstakes-John Rider, best boar, any
age or breed, Commodore, $40; best SOW,
ditto, Princess of Wooddale, $40; best pen
of six pigs, any aga or breed-pen of Berk-
shire pigs, $40; best family, all of the same
breed-one boar, two sows, six pigs-Commo-
dore, Princess of Wooddale. Lady Knapp
and six pigs. S25.
Poultry.
7. d. Morris, Sonoma, best trio of
chickens, as follows: Light brahmas, dark
brahmas, buff cochins, partridge cochins, best
pair of white cochins, best trio black cochins,
game (sny Variety, Malay games, golden
spangled Hamburgs. silver spsngled Ham :
burgs, black Hamburgs. S5 each, making a
total of $50 T. Waite, Brighton, best trio
cf white Lsghorns, 50. Mrs. i. E. McMa- ]
hon, Dixon, best trios OF brown Leghorns,
Plymouth Rocks, game ban1ams, black
breasted red games, s. each total, so. F.
S. George, Sacramento, best trio of black
Dorkins, So. 7. d. Morris, best trio of silver
gray Dorkins red Deminiques, black Polish,
silver Polish, white Polish, Houdan French
fowls, So each total S25. CIV. Rapp, Sac
ramento, golden Seabright bantams, silver
Seabright bantams, white bantams, black
bantaLns 35 each; total, $40.
The Committee ON Sweepstakes in the
several classes of stock are requested to be
present at the Park, at 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
Premiums will be paid at $3.50 o'clock this
morning from the Judges stand.
THE LADIES' EQUESTRIAN TOURNAMENT.
An immense congregation of people as
sembled at the Park from to 10 A. NJ. yes-
terday to witness the ladies' equestrian tour
nament. Great interest was manifest in this
exhibition, and not less than 1000 people
were present to look on and form judgments
as TO the grace of the ladies in the saddle and
their skiA in managing horses. Director
George w. Hancock had special charge of
the tournament, ard received efficient aid
from President Larue, Superintendent
Flint, Directors Boggs, Jones and
other officers, and from Marshal Bryte
and assistants As a result everything
was well managed, and the tournament was
=" worked off according to programme 1t
was announced for 8 A. N, but this was an
error, as ~ o CLOCK WAS uOuT UAeti- MS l..
error occasioned the people some trouble and
involved an hours rather annoying wait. At !
10 a. N. the ladies to compete were called to !
the track and introduced to the judges The !
judges were e. w Maslin, A. G. Folger, I
Sid. Howell, DIR. Bolton, G. Valensin, G. w.
Clarke, w. e. Hale. The lady contestants
were Miss Anna Lovdall, Sacramento, habit
colors hlue and black Miss Kate Cross, A
Yolo, dark blue and black costume Miss
hohi
Miss Viva Slight. Sacramento, black cos
tune; Mrs. May Stevens, Sacramento, cos T
tune, navy blue, with white hat Miss Ella
Mouton, Sacramento, black costume /; Miss E
Belle Ellis, Sacramento. navy blue costume.
All the ladies were well mounted on spirited )
animals. :
The judges gave them their instructions,
and they were then conducted by MIR. Han ]
cock to the lower turn of the track, and from
that point rode, by his direction, up and down
the qusrteF-stretch. They went in group,
by twos and threes, and singly They were f