Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-09-09

running in the history of the state.
Loupe won, Ribbon was a good sec
ond, while Burglar was distanced
the second heat. The last event of
the sporting was a special trot be.
tween Fox Tail, Tramp and Mid
night, which the latter won at leis-
ure. During this race a distressing
and serious accident happened. In
another column particulars are given.
Financially, the fair of 1856 will
compare quite favorably with others
in the history of the association,
which means success. This is ac-
counted for by its great popularity
through efficient and liberal man
agement.
The premiums were awarded to
parties from near and far, which is
a good index of the broadcast pop
ularity of the association. Who
captured the ribbons can be ascer-
tanned by reading the following;
HORSE DEPARTMENT.
CLASS HALF BLooDs AND UPWARDS,
Stallion three years old or over-C.
r. Reading LIST, w. j. Dyer 2d.
stallion two years old and under
three VIM. Salmon lst.
Mare or gelding three years old or
over Charles Grant lst, Thomes Cra-
mer 2d,
Brood mare with colt at foot
Thomas HeWett lst
Filly or gelding two years old
Thomas HeWett lst
Colt one year old r.. c. Benson lst,
f. T. Dunn I'd
Sucking colt VIM. Y Curry lst, 81
mon Waters Cd,
CLASS 2.-HORsES FOR ALL WORK
Stallion D. NJ. Ellsworth lst, ID, b.
Dipple 3D.
Stallion two years old and under
three Ed. Dawson lst, Henry Powell
2d.
Mare or gelding three years old or
over Charles Grant LIST, Geo. Thomas
ID.
Brood mare with colt at foot j. G.
Cary lst, Simon Waters 2d.
Filly or gelding two years old Geo.
Thomas lst, George Cary ID,
Colt one year old George Thomas
lst, Dennis Burch 3D.
Sucking colt j. G. kirkpatrick lst,
George Gary 2d.
Matched team for all purposes 5.
Y. Harker lst, J. w Rewey 2d
CLAes 3.-pRAFE HORSES, CLYDEsDALE
NORMAN AND OTHER HEAVY BREEDS.
stallion j. NJ. Ellsworth lst, John
Ellsworth I'd.
Brood mare with colt at foot Peter
Ethridge lst, Wm. Morgan 3D.
Matched Draft horses w II. Har-
ris lst
Mare or gelding three years old or
over John Ellsworth lst, Simon Wat
ers I'd
Filly or gelding two years old Ed
ward Woolcock lst, J, G, Cary 2nd
Colt one year old-John Ellsworth
lst and 2nd.
Sucking Colt. G. Cary 1st, VIM
Morgan 2nd,
GLASS 4 -RoADSTERS.
Stallion +. Nicholas lst, w. j. by
er I'd.
Single carriage mare or gelding
n. H. Snow 1st, J. b. Smelker I'd
Span matched carriage horses f.
A. Smith lst. Ed. Davidson I'd
CLASS SWEEPSTAKES s--IIoRsEs.
Judges, VIM. Permission, A. b. Lynn, william
Shamp.
Best Norman, Clydesdale, English
or other Draft Stallion Of any age
John Ellsworth lst.
Best Norman Clydesdale, English
or other Draft mare Of any age John
Ellsworth lst.
Best Stallion for other purposes
J. NJ Ellsworth lst.
Best mare for other purposes 81
mon Waters lst
Best Stallion Of any age or breed
showing best three colts of this year
u. b. Dpple lst.
Judges Paul speth, Joel Whitman, Henry po-
ley
CLASS 6.-JACKs AND MULES.
Jack kept for service j. H. Rich
ardson lst
Pair mules kept for draft purpose
James Spensley 1st, John Delaney ID
Mule one year old and under two
Arthur Jewell lst.
Judges, VIM Permission. A b. Lynn. VIM
Shamp.
CATTLE.
CLASS 7.--DURHAMs.
Bull three years old or oyer-Paul
Lanyon lst.
Bull on year old-James Spensley
lst
Bull calf under twelve months old
Charles Collard lst and Cd.
Cow three years old or over
Chas Collard lst and I'd.
Heifer calf under twelve months
old-Chas Collard lst and I'd.
CLASS S--HEREFoRDs.
Bull two years old or over-N *
Van Matre lst.
Cow or Heifer two years or over
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