The Portland daily press., 1886-09-03

.. -. OluuLuSo, nCCho MILLS, NO WI
c. Ian g. Wellington, Albion MS. ioiant6e..5
J. M. Barrett, Dover, ms. Grey Terror 2
p Carroll, Pictou, N. S., ms. Peab0dy...2 l l l
D. A. Thompson. Dover, MS d. A. T....6 8 8
A. L. Slipp, Truro, N. S., ms. Messen-
G. Il. H. Nelson, Waterviile, wi ar ns Aubine.
Time-2.39, 2.34, 2.39, 241.
2.36 CLAss-PURsE 5000.
T. p Burnham, Houlton, ms. Tom
D. G. clinch, St. John, rs Young
W. pe$'st, & Morrill, Dexter, MS. Piumed
Aionzo Libby, saccarappa, MS Lady
Independence =. ~ !, I'D 8
A. G. Taylor, Woodstock, N. B., ns.
Thomas Sa1a Hurst, Boston ms. MattieB.s s
A. G. Scribner, Lewiston, ms. Oil
S. Ss1fa Witham, Fairfield, ns Isaac A..io dis
c. {. Walker, Fairfield, MS. Rex. ..8 dis
c. 7. Wescott. New Glasgow, N. S.,
no. fhf ThfmeN2s5, 2.s4is, 2s2, 287s4, al
RUNNING RACE, DASH 11s MILEs-PURsE $3.50.
G. B. Inches Boston, ms. Binnach. ...............1
A. J. Cross, St John, ms. Golden Maxim; :.....2
Jas Henderson, st. John, MS. Harriet.
P. Cinch st. John, ms. Yorktown. ................5
A. H. Barney, N. Swansea, Mass, Dick Dongan6
Time-2.52.
The following premiums in the cattle de-
partment have been awarded
Swiss-Herd, Samuel Hodgdon, Meredith. N
H, 1st; j A Bancroft, Worcester, Mass, I'd. Best
three-year-old bull, s HodgdOn, 1st; j A Bancroft
bull calf, Hodgdon, 1st and I'd. Best cow three
years old and more, H0dgdon, 1st; A Ban
croft, I'd. Two-year-olds, s Hodgdon, lst and
3D. Yearling, Hodgdon, 1St; A Bancroft, I'd.
Best heifer cali, S Hodgdon, 1st; j Bancroft,
3D. The judges say that the exhibit is the best
ever made at fair of the society.
AyrshireS-BeSt herd, II Hayes a. Son, Ports
mouth, N H. All other first premiums were
taken by this firm and the committee say that
Messrs. Hayes would be entitled to all second
Grade Ayrshires-C II Hayes & Son, Ports
hefer calves ali @ there S were offered in nj this Class
Short Horns-Best herd, B Sumner, Woodstock,
n. B., 1st; s Hodgdon, Meredith, n. a., I'd; best
two-year-old bull, A King, Charleston, 1st; B
Sumner, I'd. Best yearling bull, 5 Hodgdon, lst !;
Best bull calf, Hodgdon, 1sti Z & CD waugh, s
I'd. Best two-year-old cow, B Sumner, 1st; s
Hodgdon, I'd. Best yearling, Sumuer. 1st; A
W King I'd. Best heifer calf, A W King 1st;
Maine Herd Book Jerseys-Best herd, Q Gard.
ner, Rockland, 1st, Whitney, Ihomast0n, 2d-
Three-year,od5 bull Z g. True & LltcnneId ared
bull, o Gardner, ist; A Garland, Bangor, I'd.
Yearling bull, 1 Bickford, 1st Cow three years
Ola, u CdrQQeT. ISL, V " whitney, Zu lWO-yCdl
old cow, G G whitney 1st; o Gardner, I'd. Year
Heifer He calf, Q Gardner, iisst; 6 A Garland, I'd.
lew Wnthrop, e'Bs ist; Burlegh h Bodwe vassaI
boro, I'd. Best pair 4-year-olds Burleigh & Bod
well, 1st; E A Bailey, I'd. Best pair 3-year-olds,
par BaTegN SGswf sues s I Bod@e Sss M 1 efs
& Bodwell. 1st; Francis Hilton, Anson, I'd. Pair
I M Hilton Anson I'd Pair of oxen, regardless
Of colo, or discipline, A Bailey, 1st and ID 20, =
Committee gFEa;tqity Of s. to
Devons-Best bull over four years old, l. Il
Maxim, West Sumner, 1st. Yearlng. bull,
Gilman, Scion, 1st; b MAXIM @ I'd Three Il1 yn years
L H Maxim, 1st Yearling heifer,. G Gilman,
1st; L Fl Maxim, 3D. Heifer calf, L II Maxim,
Working Oxen and Steers-Best yoke four
years old and over, R r Stuart, Lewiston, 1st;
Burleigh g. Bodwell. yassalboIo, I'd; Columbus
old, Blrleigh s Bodwell, 1st; G NJ Lane, Read.
field, I'd; + Hilton, Anson, Sd. Best two years
old, Burleigh & Bodwell, 1st; Hunnewell, Sac
year old-Burleigh s Bodwell, 1st; F Hilton, I'd
1 Brown, Richmond, Sd. Calves, A b Jennings,
Farmington, 1st; F Hilton, I'd; J M Cults, East
Trained Steers-Best pair two years old or over
A Bailey, Winthrop, 1st; D Brown, Richmond
I'd Best pair under two years, ID Brown, ISL
Holstein herd-WA A Russell, North Andoyer,
1st; E Robinson, Barre Plains, I'd; bulls, best
three years old and over. W A Russell, North An
dover, 1st. E Robinson, Barre Palms. I'd; bcs
two year old, HOughton Farm, Putney VT, Z NJ
Harwood Barre Plains, I'd; best one year old, I
Harwood ist Boardman. Bangor Rg I'd; bssa bes
years old, w A RUSSELL 1st, Robinson I'd; best
two years old. W A Russell list. NJ Harwood I'd
best one year old, NJ HARDWOOD list; best he heifel e.
calf. A A Russell, Lawrence, Mass, 1St, Il Robin
son I'd.
American Cattle Club Jerseys herd-J Duren
IT,. I.s, 1t Hal.l, dc hnotf fxrn ra01
old bull, Haskell, .Orono, 1st, j Duren I'd
best two year old bull, c f Cobb 1st; best ent
old bull Gake M S 3D. on pest SET
three year old, J + Dnren 1st and I'd; best twe
year old Cobb 1st eest one year DID,
Grades or cross breeds, herd-N P Haskell
Orono; best cow three years old to ten, W W Nor
ton, N N Portland. 1st, M Cults, Portland
Greeley, Bangor, q; best one year old cow, N /
Haskell 1st; Chas r Page, L. Livermore 1st
heifer, Brown, Richmond, 1st; W W Norton, I'd
Sussex herd-Burleigh & Bodwell made th'
only exhibit and their fine cattle took all th
prizes for this breed.
Glenarm, by Constellation, he by Almont
is one of the finest appearing stations on th
grounds. His owner, Mr.. c. P. Drake, o1
Lewiston, values him at $4,000. and it il
rumored that a wealthy New Yorker ha
been negotiating to purchase him. 1t is ex.
pected thatGlenarm will trot several seconds
below 2.3O this fall.
One of the fast horses on the grounds i
Fred Boucher's six-year-old mare Carrie T.
of Portland. She has record of 2.29a ant
| was by Dom Pedro, dam Morgan
mare. She has tro.ted full mile in 2.25 ant
| is a fine driving horse.
Gilbreth Maid, the fast brown mare owne'
by Fl. A. Brick of Lewiston, is ''stepper
upon which the horsemen place much de
pendence. She is a steady going mare, fiji
teen years old, and has record of 2.29. Sh'
| is by Gilbreth Knox.
| The jockey, Henderson, who was so SER
ously injured in the hurdle race yesterday,
likely to recover, being conscious this morn
| ing.
| The officials of the New England Soclet
met this morning, extending thanks to tn
Eastern Maine State Fair people for tn
| great courtesy and hospitality manifesto
during the fair times of 1856. Preslden
Bass responded.
The New England fair will be held ne2
| year either in Lowell or Worcester, Mass
and then return to Bangor, as the place hs
| given the best of financial satisfaction.