Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-01-24
STAKES AND PREMIUMS
OF THE HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATE

OF THE HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.
Following is list of the stakes and
purses to be contended for at the next
summer meeting of the Vermont associa-
ton Of Road and Trotting Horse Breeders,
at Rutland, August 26, q and IS, 1890:
STAKES.
No. Association Stakes.-For foals
of 1899; SIS entrance, in installments of
SO, 81 and 81, with S75 added. Half mile
heats, best two in three.
No. 2-Pine Hill Stock Farm Stakes.
For foals of 1888; $40 entrance, in in
stallments of s., s. and SO, with 500
added. Mile heats, best two in three.
No. 3-Kent Stalles.-For foals of 1887;
S25 entrance, in installments of So, SO
and Sl2, with 500 added.
No. 4-George W. Hooker Stakes. For
foals of 1856; $50 entrance, in INSTALL
ments of So, $40 and Sl5, with $50 adj
ded.
No. 5-Brookside Stock Farm Stakes.
For foals of 1885: $40 entrance, in INSTALL
ments Of SO, so and $40, with $50
added.
No. G-Association Guarantee Purse,
SlOO: entrance, ten per cent. of purse,
payable % per cent. June 10, % per cent.
July 10 and per cent. August 8; horse
not required to be named till last pay
meut. The whole amount of the entrance
money to go into the purse, and, if over
$50, the excess to be divided between
the fifth and sixth horses in the ratio of
go per cent. to the fifth horse and 40 per
cent to the sixth. Open to all horses
that have never beaten 40 prior to
June 10.
No. Green Mountain Stock Farm
Stakes, for foals of 1888; confined to
stations entrance, S25, in installments
of 81, IS and S12, with 500 added. Mile
heats, best two in three.
No. S-Guarantee purse, $500, for
horses that have never beaten 2 "a: 500
extra given to horse making fastest heat,
provided :25 is beaten. Entrance fee
same and payable under same conditions
as in No. s..
No. 9-Assocation Guarantee Purse.
800. For horses that have never beaten
90 entrance fee same and payable
under same conditions as in No. 6.
Stallion Produce Stake for foals of 1890
open to the get of stations otherwise
eligible under the rules) whose owners
shall subscribe a sum equal to the amount
of the advertised service fee of such stall
lion for 1889, such subscriptions to be
added to the stake to be trotted at the
summer meeting of 1892. Entrance fee
$40. payable aS follows: s. Aug. 9, 1880; ;
SO on Jan, |, 1891 ; SO on Jan. |, 1892,
| and 50 at each time of making the several
payments to the regular events of 1892.
Stations must be named and subscrp-
tions paid June 10. 1890.
Futurity Stake-For the produce of
mares bred in 1890, owned by members
of the association stake to be trotted in
l 1893. Entrance fee. $40. payable as fol-
lows: 81 June 10, 1891, giving name,
description and breeding of mare, stating
) name of horse bred to or in foal by; SO
1 Jan. |, 1892, giving sex and description
of foal $40 Jan. |, 1898. and s. at each
time of making the several payments to
3 the regular events of 1893. The associa-
ton adds 500.
y PREMIUMS.
Glass A-Sweepstakes herd premium,
= open to all standardized stations ten
: years old or over, with four of their get,
none of which shall be more than four
; years old, and no two to be of the same
age or from the same dam. First, 500;
; second $50; third, $40.
Glass B-Open to all standardized
stations under ten years old, with four
of their get, none of which shall be older
; than two years. First, $50: second, $40
third $40.
(Note-Colts shown with their sire in
, classes 4 and B need not be standard
bred and regstered).
Glass C-Open to all non-standard trot-
ting bred stations of any age, with four
> of their get. Same conditions as class
\. First 500, "a $50, 3D. $40.
Glass D-Stallion colts, four years old,
frs $40, second $40. Three years old,
first $50, second Slj. Two years old,
first $50, second Sl5. One year old, first
Sl5, second $40.
Glass E-Fillies, three, two and one
years old. Same premiums as in class D..
Glass F-Gedings, three years old,
first $40, second $50, third $40. Two
years old, first $50, second $50, third SIS.
= One year old, first 500, second $50, third
7 S25.
. Glass G-Brood mares, eight years old
or over, with foal at foot. First $50,
second $50, and third $40. Brood mares
under eight years, premiums same. To
; be eligible mares must by breeding, per-
= Torrance or by their produce be capable
> of producing standardized fillies. In
making awards in these classes the breed
ing of the dam, her individual merit, with
what she has produced, will be consider
e ed. The premiums are for the brood
mares alone the foal will be considered
only as evidence of the dams merit /;
therefore, the breeding of the foal on the
l side of the sire will not be taken into con-
( sideration.
Glass H-For standardized foals of
1890; must be registered. First S25, I'd
SIS, Sd $40.
Glass I-Drivng horses to be owned by
exhibitors. Matched horses. l51 hands
2 or over; first, 500, second, $50, third,
= $50. Matched horses under 15d hands,
premiums same. Single horses over l54
hands, first, $50, second $50, third, $50.
: Single horses 10 to l54 hands, premiums
1 same.