St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-09-11
AFTERNOON AWARDS.
Trotting strains

AFTERNOON AWARDS.
Trotting strains
Glass 13-The Cosgrove Live Stock COM
pany OF LIE Sueur, first premium on best
brood mare and filly, Elsie d.
Glass 14-Commodore n. W. Kittson of
st. Paul, first premiumion on best stallion
five-years-Old and upwards, Blackwood, Jr
a. Post of Faribault, second premium OH
best four-year-Old stallion, Volunteer Chief.
b. Ruttan, LeSueur. first on four -year-od
stallion, Voluntes ..Patchen. II. c. Finkle,
Moorhead, first on three-year-old stallion,
Lord Nelson. A. Post, Faribanlt, second
on three-ye year-old stallion, Gen. Lii. Cos
grove Live Stock company of LeSueur,
first premium on fOur-year-old stallion,
Eyehim.
Glass 15-H. G. Finkle, Moorhead, first
on two-year-old filley, Pioneer Rose. Same,
first on twO-year stallion, Early Rose. W.
Il. McCague, Minneapolis, second on two
year-old tilley.
DIVISION A, HORSES AND MULES.
Glass IF. B. Close, Pipestone, Minn.,
second premium on best stallion owned and
having done stallion business in Mime
sofa, and showing one or more OF his get,
ElSham.
Glass 3-F. B. Close, Pipestone, Minn.,
first on best stallion any age, showing three
or more of his get Elsham.
Glass William Thies, Dakota county,
Minnesota, first on best stallion showing
one or more of his get, Baptiste. James
Edmund, Dodge Centre, Mimi, second OIL
best stallion and get.
Glass 5-James Edmunds of Dodge
Center, Mimi, second premium on two
year-old tilly. Roeside Bros, Waukegan,
H., second on best brood mare and colt;
SpaOnH m tD1.aa-
two-year-old mare; first on yearling mare
All of Roeside Bros. IS animals taking prem
iums are Clydesdales.
Glass 6-William Thies, Dakota county,
Mimi, first on best e-year-old-
FLY; first on four-year-old brood mare;
second on -year-old brood mare; first on
three year-old heavy horse: second on one
year old of same.
Glass 7-Roeside Bros, Waukegan. ILL.,,
first on yearling stallion, Ernest, a CIydes-
dale; Galbraith Bros, Janesville, Wis,
first on three-year-old draft stallion; second
on seven-year-old draft stallion.
Class s-Galbraith Bros, GAINESVILLE, Wis,
first on brood mare with colts; first on four
year filly.
Glass 9-L. johnson, Castle Rock, Mimi,
second on four-year stallion; first on three
year stallion; second on two-year-old mare;
second on yearling stallion; first on mare
and colt. Paul LAHORE of Minnesota first on
two-year stallion; second on three-year
stallion; first on yearling stallion; second on
mare and colts; first and second on four
year FLY; first on three-year filly; first on
two-year-old filly; first On yearling filly;
first on best brood mare and colts.
ADDITIONAL HORSE AWARDS.
Late in the afternoon the following sup
Elementary awards were made:
Glass 7-Moffat & Bro, Paw Paw, ILL.,,
second on three-year stallion; first on two
year stallion,
Glass s-Moffat & Bro, Paw Paw, Ill,
first on three-year flly; first on two year
flly.
Glass 9-Moffat & Bro, Paw Paw, Ill,
first On fast brood mare and five colts.
W. W. McNair of Minneapolis, also took
second premium ON Shetland ponies.
CATTLE AWARDS.
Division B, Cattle
Glass 22-Sheeard, Hill & Mather, jack
sonyille, H.. first on bulls three years old
and over; first on one-year-old bulls; sec
ond on cows four years and upwards;
second on cows two years and under three;
first on heifer two years and three; second
on heifer two years and under three; first
on heifer calf; second ON heifer calf. Min
nesota Agricultural company. first on cow
four years and upwards; second on bull
three years and upwards; first on bull three
years old. George T. Borland, Iowa City,
Iowa, first on two years bull.