San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-22
AT THE EXPOSITION.
A Cool Clear Day and a Full Pro-
gramme--How the Crowds
Came and What they Saw
This Mornings
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This Mornings
Outlook.
The afterr DON of yesterday was much as
the incoming promised. The day was clear
with a stiff north breeze, drying the mud very
p1rceptby and making all things look more
like business. The numbers in attendance
gradually increased until after noon
when every train brought its acces
sons AS usual Exposition hall, the
i've stock pens and the races were the
great center Of attraction. but there were
few people in the grand stand owing to the
stiff north wind which blew directly into the
stand and made sitting quite uncomtortable.
| The races were slow, owing TO heaVy track,
and resulted as follows:
Trottng stations that have made season
in Texas, best in 3, $500. EntrieS: Devine
| Mulcachy, Deadwood lvanhoe and NJ. Hill.
Two heats already trotted, one taken by Hill
and one by Deadwood. Hill took the purse
winning the race taking the third and fifth
| heats having already won the second.
Pacing race unfinished from Friday was
finally won by Finnigan who was not allowed
TO stretch himself and decide the race earlier
| On account of his hackers interest in the pool
selling. Bets on heats should have been de-
| clared off. oo
| Running race mile dash, all ages, purse $500
was won by CIapp, in l;5la in avery very close
| contest with GrOSVenor over track upon
which time could not be made.
| Running race Is mile for all ages, purse
$500 was won by Montpelier in l:5S, good
time considering the condition of the track.
AMONG THE LIVE STOCK.
| The judges were very busy making their
| rounds among the live stock exhibits and fix
| ing the awards all yesterday afternoon, and
] the rings in which stock was exhibited, were
| the centers of attraction to thousands, who
were most enthusiastic IN their c0mmenda-
| lions of the high character of this exhibit.
The Judges commenced work about ii a. IN.
and for over four hours without intermission,
,tKnfri fr,a
paInstaking and impartial manner. The
merits of this exhibit have already received
notice, and space permits no more than list
of the premiums awarded.
CLASS 2-HBREFoRDs-TEXAsB BRED.
Judges-D. H. Ainsworth, t. O'Neil and
Jonathan Harris.
Bulls years old and over-"Success the Sec
Ond," owned by JOt Gunter, took the blue rib
bon and SIS premium.
Bulls 2 wears and under 3-"Billy," also own
ed by Jot Gunter, captured the blue ribbon
and SIS premium. There were no second pre-
miums awarded in either of the above descrip-
lions.
Bulls year and under 2-"Barney Gibbs"
owned by +. NJ. Hants of Wise county. Texas,
took the blue ribbon and $3.50 premium, while
"PrOsperO," owned by Jot Gunter. captured
the red and 50 premium.
Bull calf under l year-"Harkboy," owned
by F. NJ. Houts, took the blue ribbon and $3.50
premium. No second prize.
Cow, years and Over-"Olive," owned by F.
NJ. Houts, took the blue ribbon and $50 premi-
um. No second prize.
Heifer, years and under 3-"Aunt RAN"
owned by F. NJ. Hout3, took the blue ribbon
and $40 premium; while Alice" same owner,
took the red ribbon and 50 premium.
Heifer, year and under Ida, owned by
F. NJ. Houts, took the blue ribbon and $3.50
premium.
Heifer calf, under year-"Rose Edwards"
owned by Jot Gunter,, took the blue ribbon
and 50 premium; while christmas Gift,
owned by +. NJ. HOuts, took the red ribbon.
Best bull, any age-"HarkbOy," owned by
F. NJ. Houts, took another blue ribbon and S25
ter, captured the red and $40 premium.
Best COW, any age-"Minnie Edwards"
owned by Jot Gunter, took the blue ribbon
by F. NJ. Houts, added red to her blue and
SO premium.
Herd-One bull and four females. Both the |
blue and red ribbons and $50 in premiums |
were taken by herds owned by +. NJ. Houts.
CLASS 7.-HOLsTEINs.
Judges: DIR. G. B. Johnston, Sam c. Bell !
ard Charles Norton.
Bull, years and Over-"Prince of Maury," |
owned by the Home Farm company, of Hamp- |
ton, Iowa, took the blue ribbon and S25 prem |
Bull . years and under 3-Bincoe, A. E. De- |
vines beauty, took the blue ribbon and SIS |
premium. No second prize.
Bull year and under 2-"Class s." took the
blue ribbon and Sl5 premium, and Athlete"
took the red and 50 premium. Both bulls are
the property of the Home Farm company.
.
by the Home Farm company, took the blue
ribbon and so premium. No second prize.
Heifer, year and undcr-A beautiful ami
NAL, no name, owned by A. E. Devine. took the
blue ribbon and $3.50 premium. No second
prize
Heifer calf, under year-Both ribbon and
SO were taken by animals owned by \. Davis
his 'MedOra RUSSELL taking the blue
Best bull, any age duke" owned by Home
Farm company, took the blue ribbons and go
premium. while "BlncOe," owned by a. E
Dcvine, added red to his and $40 in premium.
Best COW, any age.-"PrinCess,' owned by
Home Farm Co., captured another blue and
.;25 % premium, while "MedOra,' owned b. |
A Z. Dcvne, took the red and $40 premium
Herd-One bull and five females The blue
and :3j " premium were awarded to the herd
of a. Z. Devlne.
CLASS l0-POLLED BREEDS.
Judges D. H. Ainswotrh, r. J. Malone and
J. NJ. Harris.
Bull. years and Over-"Ruller of Elmham."
owned by Polk Bros, of Font Worth took
the blue ribbon and S25 premium. No second
prize.
Bull, years and under 3 Bismarck"
owned by b. y. Frame, of Williamson county,
second prize,
Heifer, 2 years and under 3-"Maud,"
owned by ID. \. Frame, took the blue ribbon
and $40. Ma second prize.
Polk Brothers, of Fort Worth, also received
the blue ribbon and S25 premium for the best
bull Otany age, the prize winner being RULER
of Elmham."
CLASS l-POLL GRADES.
In this class Messrs. Polk Brothers, of
Worth, took every prize with their herd.
The Judges were the same us in the previous
CTS
CLASS - JERSEYS.
Judges-Charlps Newton Sam {, Rel and