New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05
CLOSE Of TIE TRENTON ExHIBIrroy
SUCCESSFUL MEETIyG-LIsT OF THE PgIzyx
AWARDED on HORSES.

A SUCCESSFUL MEETIYG-LIsT OF THE PRIzyx
AWARDED on HORSES
Trenton, ", j., Oct. Special. The interstate a.
blblton closed to-day, having achieved success n.
yond the sangune expectations Of It's promo,e,
The visitors numbered between 5000 and 7O00 "a
day and OF the exhibits interfered VITA
until after p. M, each department presented is fu,
quota Of attractions preceding days Tn.
visitors OF to-day appeared TO be quiet folks who had
deliberately chosen a day when the crowd would h
less and the comfort Of seeing the fair greater
The full list Of premiums in the departments a,
art and women's work. agricultural and dairy products
and machinery, sheep, swine, poultry, etc. would an
several columns OF The Tribune. The racing nm
gramme fully carried out, and the parade VI hons.
that had taken prizes sight well worth seeing
The quality and appearance Of the animals was a hin
tribute American horse breeders. and ssisfctoy
was the exhibit In point OF numbers that the line a.
the parade reached almost around the hsfmiIe track
Secretary Muirhed IS already planning for extensive
engagements next year, and intends. among other
things, to install permanent plant for Machinery Hall
The full list Of prizes on horses was made as FOL.
lows:
Best pair OF fancy matched horses-FIrst priza.
Burke & son, Trent second J. @. Hunt Penning.
ton: Best road team H. Bgtterw,oIta, Phi,adel
Coach team under 15.3-first prize, James D. Bar'
calOw, Imlaystown; second. Thomas 5. Everett:
prize Thomas S. Everett; second Burke & son. Pair
Of matched maIes-Flrst prize, G. Il. Buzby; second.
A. II. ButterVOrih. Threc-yearOh staions-Firsi
prize, Clark Petit TwO-yearOd slalllOn-First
prize, william ID. Konoyer Allentown, y. j.. sec.
ond. /. Il. Risdon. Trenton. Thren-yesrold mare
Fhst, a a. Wright, IIigbtstown. Two.yearoA
James l.. Shields, Washington. y. J. Brood mare
with foal-s. W. Stockton, Princeton Horse fDr
general use-first, James p. Balcalow; Second.
Robert Woodward, Cream Ridge: Gentlemans road
horse-First prize J: II: Bergen New-Brunswck; sec.
ond. Or. George ". Shafer, Cream Ridge. saddle
horse-Patrick Cofieid, Trenton; second. II. p
Holiness Trenton. Matched pair horse and mare
First prize, William T.. Ford, CrOsswicks. y. J. Pair
Of family hOr,es-FiIst. Thomas ;. Everett second
Elisha Back,ow. MOOTestown. Pair matched horses
of any age-Filst, samuel =. Taylor. BorientOwn:
second. James B. BaIcalOw. Heavy draft stations
four years or Over-FiTst. Cream Ridge Horse Breed.
ing Association second, Charles R0ssell BOIdcnt0wn.
stations for general use. fOur-year9ldS-Eirst prize
}. G.. Norris, Hightstown second, David L. Pursel.
New-Village. Heavy draft stallion. over two and
under four years-FiIst prize. Edgar Boce. Rocky
IIfll. Stallion for general use, between two and
four years-Fiist prize. W. j. scott; second
J. G.. Hunt. Mares for farm or business four years
or ovel-Fiist Cream Ridge Horse Breeding Asso-
citation: second. II. L. Holmes Trenton. Fy. thres
years Old-Frst prize. b. ). Woodward, Ellisdale:
second. Robert woodward Ycariing flly-FiHt
Joseph b. Hr HOpewei Gentleman's road mares.
four years OdEirst Clarence A. De Gall Elizabeth:
second, Alexander Mckinney, Trenton. Brood
mares. with fosl-llrs. James b. Balcalow, second
samuel 1ndall, Ednbuig. y. j.