St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-08-21

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The premiums were announced on
Thursday afternoon. The premiums
were $12, $S and $5 in each class and
the winners are as follows:
Class No. 1 for matched pairs.
seven entries c. E. Morse, Danville,
first, Frank and Fred, bay geldings,
1884, by Young Fearnaught John
l. Parker, Coventry, second, Hard
wick by Movement, Joe, by Almont
Eagle. Tompkins & Tinker, Beebe
Plain, third, Ethan, by Ethan H.
Drew, Harry, by Lakeland Clay.
Class No. 2, for gents roadsters
that have never been in race, ten
entries B. F. Haviland, Danville
first, Pilot Blackstone, by Black
stone. O. II. Mossman, Barton, sec
ond, Lou Wilkes, by Abdallah Wilkes
w. S. Bailey, East Hardwick, third,
May Bird, by Star Lambert.
Class No. 3, for gents roadsters
that have entered in a race, four en-
tries Burbank & Williams, Coven-
try, first, Lottie Franklin, by Ben
Franklin. J. A. Knowlton, New
port, second, Halifax by Star Ethan
H. c. Jenkins, Stanstead, third,
Daisy Dean, by Damon.
Class No. 4 for best brood mare
with stock, 26 entries. Stevens &
Eaton, Lancaster, first, Dahlia, sire
Supervisor by administrators H.
w. Keyes, Newbury, second and
third, Verdant, by Almont Jr.;
Oracle, by Atherton.
Class No. 5, for best sucking colts,
premiums same as last. First premi-
um to colt by Dahlia, second to colt
by Alcazar, third to Nerissa. by
MambrinO
Class No. 6, for yearling geldings
and fillies, 13 entries. H. c. Jenkins,
Stanstead, first, Red Mack by Daisy
Mack. c. l.. & c. b. Stevens, sec
ond. Onward Maid, by Jesuit. E. H.
Hoffman, Lyndon, third, Nut Girl, by
Barton. Out of a possible 100 the
winners were marked by the Judges
S71a, 70 and SO respectively.
Class No. Z, for two-year-old geld
ings and fillies, IS entries w. S.
Bailey, first, Mona, by Almont Eagle
W. S. Bailey, second, Mary S, by
Golden. F. S. Montgomery, East
Hardwick, third, filly by Golden.
Mona scored rs out of a possible 90
on structural points and % out of a
possible 40 for pedigree. The other
winners scored 1872 and 76 respec-
lively.
Class No 8, for three-year-old geld
ings and fillies. w. S. Bailey, first,
Helen M :, by Golden. W. S. Bailey,
second, Katrina. by Golden. J. H.
George, East Hardwick, third,
Cleopatra, by Golden. Helen Ms
score appears elsewhere. The others
were "a and 711a respectively.
Class No. 9, for yearling stations
]. w. McDuffee, Derby Line, first,
Tomifobia, by Abdallah Wilkes.
D. w. Smith, Beebe Plain, second,
Grover, by Abdallah Wilkes. w. S.
Bailey, third, Osgood, by Golden.
The winners scored 80, S6A and 791a
respectively.
Class No. 10, for two-year-old
stations. o. E. Webster, Ways,
Mills, P. O., first, Waymont, by
Hamlin's Almont. E. J. Tinker,
Beebe Plain, second, Alton, by Fred
Wilkes. A. o. &. j. Bemis, East
Burke, third, Ed Brownell by Bel
mont Forest. The winners scored
| 90, S21a and 80.
Class No. II, for three-year-old
stations. ia. Knowlton, Newport,
| first, Remit ttance, by Onward S. E.
King, Glover, second, Star Lambert
by Golden. A. o. & J. Bemis, third,
Stripes, by Alexander The winners
scored SS1a, rs and 76.
Notes of the Fair.
Golden stock took nearly one
third of the premiums and w. S.
Bailey's Helen M. and Mona scored
the highest of any two horses on the
ground.
The receipts the first day were