St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-09-06
THE BREEDERS MEET.
A Fine Exhiblt of nloodsd Horses


Fully 300 people were at the fail
ground yesterday morning to the open.
ing of the second annual meeting o.
the Eastern Vermont Road and Trot-
ting Horse Breeders association. The
morning exhibition was devoted to al
exhibition of all stock on the track and
the roadsters. The judges were Col
Hooker of Brattleboro, R. w. Good
rich of Poultney, and Geo. Stevens Of
Lancaster. The program of the day
opened with grand cavalcade of al
stock in front of the judges stand
Each ehorse, its breeding and owner,
were announced from the stand by the
herald, F. c. Williams. Cheers were
given to the famous stations Abdallal
Wilkes, Golden and Goldfnder.
Entries to Premium Glasses.
First class for matched pairs for S25
$I2 to first, SO to second, $5 to third
There were only two entries and the
premiums were awarded to c.. E.
Morse and Loren Prescott. Following
are the entries =
C. E. Morse, Danville. Pair of bay
geldings; untraced.
Loren Prescott, Lyndon Centre.
Dexter, black gelding, by saracen ;
dam Ruggles mare, by Glover Boy !;
Fl. Clay dam Whipple mare, by Black
Morgan I'd.
Glass No. 2, gentlemen's rOadsters
that have never been in race. $25,
divided $12 to first, So to second, So to
third. Seven entries. Premiums award
ed to David Silsby, l. H. Hall and c. H.
Manchester. Following are the en-
tries:
l. H. Hall, Lyndon Centre. Dan, b.
g., by Cassius Fl. Clay dam, Morgan
Maid, by Lion.
F. K. Kittredge, Danville. Black
horse, breeding not given.
David Silsby, St. Johnsbury. Fred,
b. g., by Judge Brigham; dam, Nor
gan, by French Morrill,.
Chas. E. Kirk, st. Johnsbury.
Charlie, CHI. g., by Lambert dam I'M
traced.
c. H. Manchester, McIndoes Falls.
Black horse, pedigree not given.
Henry Chase, Lyndon. Jennie, b.
M, by Kent dam by Daniel Lambert.
John w. Currier, North Troy. Will
liam K, by son of Ethan Allen.
Glass No. 3, roadsters that have been
in race. $25, divided s12 to first, So
to second and SIS to third. Two en-
tries. Premiums awarded to O. H.
Mossman and r. j. Cole. The entries:
R. j. Cole, Danville. Electra, b. M,
by Star Ethan dam unknown.
o. H. Mossman, Barton. Adela, b..
M, by Young Cassius (763O) dam,
Jenny, by Royal Morgan.
The Afternoon Races.
The afternoon was devoted entirely
to races and the attendance was better
than in the morning.
Stake No. l, for foals of 1887. En-
trance SIS, sum equal to fifty per cent.
of entrance added by the Association.
Best two out of three and one-half
mile heats four entries premiums won
in the order given in the last heat.
The race:
Helen NJ, G. M by Golden. W. S. Bailey,
East Hardwiek. l 1
Monarch, CHI. c., by Rufus H., Burbank 81
Williams Coventry. 2
Egypt Sorrel Dan, ST. c., by Darlington
Chief G.. H. Quimby, Lyndonville. 3
Kleimer, b. c., by Movement, j. ii. George,
East Hardwick. 4
Time 1.42a 1.41
Stake No. 3, for foals of 1885. En-
trance $25, 500 added by the Associa
ton. Best two out of three, mile heats.
The four premiums were awarded in
the order given below. The race:
Allen Wilkes, b. c., by Abdallah Wilkes,
d. D. Bean, Barton. L
Banker, b. c., by Cyclone, Kimball Broth
ers Albany.
Frank W. Moore, CHI. s., by Add. Wilkes,
w. /. Robinson Barton.
Gen. Warren, CHI. s., by Ben Franklin, Bur-
bank & Williams Coventry.
Mascot, eh. c., by GOldfnder, Hamilton
Brock, Passumpsic.
Time 2.56; ASA.
Stake No. 5, for stations that have
never beaten $40. Entrance $40, 500
added by the Association. Best three
out of five, mile heats. The premiums
were given as the order indicates.
The race:
Young Lambert, b. s.. by Star Ethan, M.
Hunt, North Troy, L
b. q by Nutbourne c. K. Bates