Wichita eagle., 1889-10-04
Colt stallion or n,are-yoseph Fuhrman.

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| Roadsters: Stallion years and over-M-
| W. HalloweU, Wichita, ist; II. r. Butler,
Wichitr, I'd.
Stallion 5 years and under M. W.
Hallowell, Wichita, 1st.
Stallion years and under sc. ". An
derson, Andale. 1st-
Mare OF golding. years and over-E- j.
Clark, Wichita, 1st; H j. AddiDgton.
| Wichita, I'd.
Mare or gelding. year or under-C. E.
Westbrook, Peabody, ist,
Brood mare, with coit-Dr. Fl. Crosby,
Wichita, 1st.
Matched pair-Dr Il. Crosby, Wichita
1st: J. 4 Dian, Wichita, ID.
CLASS &. CATTLE. sHoRTHoRNS-
Bull years and over-J. Johnson-Ma-
pie City, l. Bull year and under 2-J.
Johnson-Maple City and ?.
Bull calf under year,. r. Williams
Maple City, l. j. johnson >
Cow years and oyer-J. Johnson-Ma-
pie City and =
Cow , years and under 81. r Williams
Maple City l. j. johnson ,.
Heifer year and under 2-J. Johnson
Maple City l.
aud ?.
ABERDEEN. ANGUS AND GALLOWAY.
Bull years and under 81. Sigerson-
Wichita /.
Bull calf under year,. Sigerson-city
l and p
Cow 3, years and over-J. Sigerson.
Wichita, Ist and 2nd.
Cow. years and under 81. Sigerson,
1st.
Heifer, year and under %. Sigerson,
1st.
Heifer, calf, undef / year,. Sigerson,
1st.
HEREFoRDS.
Bull, years and over-Joseph Coxdon-
Peabody 1st; c. Mayes-Peabody-2
Bull, years and under SC. Mayes 1st,
Joseph Coxoa 2nd.
Bull, l year and under 2-Joseph Coxon
1sb.
Bull calf under year-Joseph Coxon
lst, C. Mayes end.
Cow, years old and over-C. Mayes,
Peabody, 1st; Jos. Coxon ID
Cow, years old aud under SC. Mayes
1st; J. Coxon, I'd.
Heifer, year old and UNDERGO. Mayes,
1st; j. CoXOn. ID
Heifer calf under 1 year-Jos. Coxon,
1st; C. Maves, I'd.
CLASS D, SWINE.
Bar. years and over-Stewart g. Cook,
Wichita lst.
Boar, l year and under Stewart &
Cook, 1st and I'd.
Boar, months and under year-Stew-
art s. Cook. 1st.
Boar, months and under-Stewart s.
Cook, lst and 2d.
Sow, . years and over-Stewart & Cook
1st.
Sow, year and under Stewart &
Cook 1st
Sow, 6 months and under years-Stew-
art & Cook 1st.
Sow, six months and under-Stewart &
Cook 1st and I'd.
Sow and litter of pigs-Stewart s. Cook
1st and I'd.
Special, boar and five OF his get-Stewart
& Cook 1st and 3D.
Herd, boar and four sows year and
over-Stewart & Cook 1st
Herd, boar and four sows l year and
under-Stewart & Cook 1st and I'd.
The committees viii continue their WORK
today and hope to have the most OF it, If
not all, completed early in the afternoon.
The decisions seemed TO give satisfaction
generally among the stock men, but Of
course few thiEk the prizes could with
as much justice been more in their favor.
The great crowd witnessed the races in
the afternoon, and seemed very much
pleased. There were few Deculiarities
that many of the spectators thought they
discovered. In the running race Rabbi, in
the first heat, went the half very credita-
bly,, but at this point the rider suddenly
leaned back in the saddle and many were
afraid the reins might break but they did
not and Rabbi was one or two hundred
yards behind at the finish The rider tried
to claim something as an excuse but was
not satisfactory TO the crowd and accord
ing 20 one of the judges speaking about
the matter last night, did not giye com
plete satisfaction in the stand. Many
would have really enjoyed seeing the reius
break and Rabbi given a chance and
broken the set up agreement which is
spoken of freely as having been made.
According to couple of the stand men
the action of the rider of Governor Anthony
kept the crowd in waiting about an hour
longer than necessary. In the much scor-
ing which occurred in every heat with
which he was connected, he was always
conspicuous for being some distance ahead
or out of sight behind, or, again for going
in the other direction. The crowd caught |
onto the racket and did not enjoy the per- /
formance no more than the judges did. I
This made 10 difference, however, with the I
actor as he seemed TO be figuring /!
on getting the word some distance ahead. +
At the end Of several heats be had kicks /
gailst some one and something and /
would seek an interview with the Judges I
These were disposed of quite rapidly aud 4
not one Of them allowed 1t is believed /
that should he appear today some scheme |
viii be ready TO save time and protect the 4
crowd from witnessing repetition CT the 1
performance
In the 2;50 trot were entered: Daisy /
Belle, b. n. owned By f. NJ Stsinbuchel: !
Grover Cleveland, b. e, owned by g. A /
Bradshaw; Enneigh, :. z, owned by y. A. |
English; King Jack. g. s. owned by T. j. /
Teauum. The first Eeat was won easilyf
By Enneigh, and the same may be said of
the second and third, with Daisy Belle a
second.
Summary O. race:
DAISY Belle...-.....2 . 2
Grover Cleveland. d..-.....-3 3
Enueazh. .-------.---.---..-l
kIDg Jack
Time. ....-.-......-.---..z,s z,s5 2437l 2:49 4
The 20 trot was by far more interesting
Entries were Gov. Authony. b. <, owned
bv T. ID Lock