St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-05
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.

Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 13, ii
The Association offers the following stakes
and premiums
No. l. for foals of $50. Entrance SIS, in
installments of 3, and ST. equal
fifty per cent of the entrance added by the
Association.
No. 2, Hotel Stake for foals of 1888. En-
trance $50, in installments of 5. and SO !;
foais OF 1851 Entrance $25, payable 8,
and So. 500 added. Helen NJ barred.
st. Johnsbury Stake, for foals of 1856. En-
added.
No. 5, Maplewood Stock Farm Stake, for
stations that have never beaten 40. En-
added.
No. 6, W. W. Grout Stake for mares and
geldings that have never beaten 2.4O. En-
trance $40, payable 10, 10 and $15. 500
No 7, George Van Dyke Stake open to all
trotting horses. Entrance $40, payable 90
August l. 20 Aug. 10. 500 added to
No. to be half mile heats best two in
three Nos. and to be mile heats best two
IN three. NOS to Z inclusive mile heats,
best three in five. Entrance money for stakes
Nos. to inclusive to be sent to treasurer
in three payments of June 10, July 10 and
Aug. 1. No. also payable to treasurer
dates specified above. Horse colt entered
to be named at time of second payment.
In addition to the foregoing stakes the
ISOLATION offers the following premiums, open
to members. or colts sired by stations owned
by members.
No. 1. for ma tched pairs $25, divided,
to first, to second and to third.
No. 2, gentlemen S roadsters that have not
been in a race; $25, divided to first, 8 to
second and to third.
No 3, roadsters that have been in race;
$25, divided 2 to first, to second and TIC
third.
No +, Best brood mare with stock; $25,
divided 2, s and So.
No 8, Best sucking colt; $25, divided IL,
8, 5.
No. 6, year-old geldings and FLIES; $25,
divided 2 to first, s to second and 5 to third.
No. Z, two-year-old geldings and fillies; $25,
divided = to first, s to second and 5 to third.
No s, three-year-old geldings and FLIES;
sos, divided . to first, 8 to second and 8 to
third.
No Q, year-o1d stations; $25 divided p
to first, to second and to third
No. 10, two-year-old stations; $25, d-
vided 2 to first, to second and to third.
No. II, three-year-old stations; $50, d-
vded 10, 10 and 3.
No IL, Premiums for foa1s of 1883, 1889
and 1890, open to the get of stations (other-
wise eligible under the rules) whose owners
shall subscribe sum equal to the amount of
advertised service fee of such stallion for
vided into premiums in each class of so, 80,
and 20 per cent.
No. IS, VIM. c. Elkins Premium $50 di-
vided $25, 49, and 10. Open only to the get
of his stallion Livingston, sired during the
season of 1883.
Entries for premiums close Aug. 1st, 1890.
A1l'classes to be judged by a scale of points
and premiums awarded to horse or colt
scoring the highest number of points. En-
tries for stakes made to o. H. Mossman,
Treas, Barton, VT.
Entries for premiums made to John I. Par
ker, Sec'y, East Coventry, VT.
The stables and stalls will be in charge of
should apply seasonably for accomm oda-
tions, Post Office address Passumpsic, VT.
Blanks furnished on application to the
Sec'y. Membership fee So annually.
w. S. BAILEY, Pres, East Hardwick, Vt
o. H. MOSSMAN, Treas, Barton, VT.
il. PARKER, Sec'y., East Coventry, VT.