Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06
to Frankie OF Bruehy, No. 40, 5s8, S. L.

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Fswnette OF Brushv, full sister TO Frankie
OF Brushy, S L Burnap.
Seventh Exhihit-Sweepstakes, thor
ougbbred cows sill sges. Premium 10
frankie of Brushy
Eighth Exnibit-Best grade Jersey, two
years old. First premium awarded TO
Burnap of Hutto.
Tenth exhibit-Best graded Jersey two
years old. Premium to Detie of Brushy,
three -fourths jersey one-fourth Texas,
Dedie of Brusby makes one pound butter
to nine and oDe-hslf pounds milk, snd
rates forty -one wi thoroughbred Jer-
seys in the United States; second prem
ium to j. T. Dsiton.
Eleventh eXhfhit-Best graded Jersey
one year old First premium to j. E.
Dalton; second to J. W. Dalton.
The exhibit will continue to-day with
Thoroughbred horses.
Taylor Texan, May 4.
In the riding contest between seven
young ladies yesterday the judges sp-
pointed to sward the premium were SO
gallant, and they considered the young
ladies all so nesr perfect in grace, beauty
and skill, they thought it would be wrong
they settled 1t by calling the entire bevs
best, anG awarded blue ribbon to each
Of them. 1t presented e pretty sight to
see the entire seven reschipg around the
half mi track with their horses trottiDg,
galloping, single-footing and running,
and it really WAS not an easy matter for
the Judges to say which excelled and
tho ugh perhaps not so satisfactory to the
1sA t.,lf s,r = hnr1 n md
got out of 1t the easiest il not best way
One of the most exciting features of
the fair yesterday We the trotting race
between Messrs Harry Mendell and How
ard Bland. The race WAS one mile heat,
choice of track and won by about horses
the Bland bore. The two first
horses, neither "or aking," but in
the third heat, the MendeI horse
gained the lead and took choice
Of track, sf,er which both horses "broke"
several times. The third and fourth
hests were won ny the Mendel horse, aud
excitement ran high on the next and last
heat. However, The Bland horse again
gained the inside track, ard kept I'd,
but q fraction of d ference between the
they were both flyers. The best time
MADE in either of the five heats was As.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
First exnibit-Best thoroughbred stal
lion. Premium awarded to B. Z. Be;l,
Round Rock.
Second exhibii-Best thoroughbred
nj
B. T. Bell, R Jund Rock; second premium,
T G Bell OF Austin.
Third eShibit-Best all-purpose stall
lion. First prize awarded "Success,"
owned by M. R. Hoxie; second prize to
"Steel Du. t." owned by L. ". Barker, y
Fourth exhibit-Best Devon COW, three
years old. First premium awarded to d.
A. Frames maud" =
Fifth exhibit-Best Devon bull. First
prize awarded to "Doc," owned by D. A.
Frame.
Sixth exhibit-Best Devon yearling.
First prize to D. A. Frame.
Seventh exhibit-Best polled Angus
bull. Awarded to "Bismarck," owned
by D. A. Frame.
Elgh h exhioit-Best polled Angus COW,
two years old. Premium to "Daisy," D.
A. Frame.
Ninth exhibit-Best polled Angus calf,
sucking. Premium to "Minnie," owned
by D. A. Frame.
Tenth exhioit-Best Holstein heifer,
two years old and under. First premium
awarded to M. R Hoxie; second 70 NJ.
Hoxie of San Gabriel ranch.
Eleventh exhibit-Best yeerling Hol-
stein bull. Premium awarded to M. R.
Hoxie.
Twelfth Exhibit-Best stallion colt, one
year old and upder two. First premium
awarded to "Crockett," owned by j. A
McMicheel Of Hutto; second TO "Victor,"
property of 1. D. Kevan.
Thirteenth Exhibit-Best sll-purpose
mare, three years old and over. First
premium awarded to "Fannie," owned
by F q. Couplsnd of Brushy; second
premium awarded to "Mollie," property
OF J ohm Humphrey.
Fourteenth EXhibit-Best mare, two
years old and under three. Blue ribbon
awarded to Captain Dalton's fllly.
Fifteenth Exhibit-Best one year old
and under two. Blue ribbon awarded to
"Maud ;" owned by jock McCutchin.
Sixteenth Exaibit-Best all-purpose
mare colt. First and second awarded l.
Seventeenth Exhibit-Best sll-purpose
horse colt. Blue ribbon given to G. W.
Ssrver, second best to 1. d. Kevan.
Eighteenth Exhibit-Best two year old
colt. Blue ribbon awarded to G. 81.
Booths gelding.
Nineteenth Exhibit-Best thoroughbred
Hereford bull, three years old and over.
First awarded to "Buckeye Boy" owned
by C. H. Booth and H. j. Mendel; second
best, S. G. Griffin's bull.
Twentieth EXhibit-Best thoroughbred
Hereford bull, two years old and under
three. First premium awarded to "Don,"
property of A. Symes; second awarded
to "Hector," owned by General s. G.
Griffin.
Twenty first exhibit-Best thorough
bred Hereford bull one year old and un-
der two. First prize awarded "Hotspur
H." owned by A. B. Kennedy; second
to -, owned by Curren Mendel.
Twentv-second eXhibit-Best Hereford
cow three years snd over. First premium
to duchess" and second to GILMORE"
property Of S. G. Griffin.
Twenty-third exhibit-Hereford heller
two wears old and under three. Blue
ribbon awarded "Carrie," owned by M.
R. Hoxie.
Twenty. fourth exhibit-Heretord heller