St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-22
SAINT PAUL.
FOR THE FAIR:
Features of Premium List Issuet
by the Agricultural 4 Society.

Features of Premium List Issued
by the Agricultural Society.
The Minnesota State Agricultural So
.iety has issued its premium list for the
forthcoming fair. 1t embodies hand
some volume of seventy pages, and in
sludes the rules and regulations.
Class l, thoroughbreds, starts the list.
There are eight first and second pre-
miums offered and two sweepstakes,
namely:
For colts, four in numbar, of either sex,
any age. the get of one stallion. The sire not
required to be shown. The colts not neces-
iarily owned by the exhibitor. S25.
For colts, two in number, of either sex any
Ege, the produce of one mare. The colts not
necessarily owned by the exhibitor, Sis.
Glass 2 is for trottIng strains, stand
ard-bred and registered, horses entered
for races being barred. There are eight
premiums each in the first, second and
third, and two sweepstakes, as follows:
For colts. four in number, of either sex,
any age. the get of one stallion. The sire
not required 10 be shown. The colts not nee
essarily owned by the exhibitor, S33.
For colts two in number, OF either SEX,
any age. produce of one mare The colts not
necessarily owned by the exhibitor, S?5.
Glass is trotting strains not eligible
for registry, with eight first and second
premiums and two sweepstakes:
For colts, four in number, of either sex,
any age, the get of one stallion. The sire not
required to be shown. The colts not neces-
sarily owned by the exhibitor, S25.
For colts. two III number, OF either sex. any
age produce of one mare. The colts not
necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Si5.
There are only two first and second
premiums offered for roadsters which
comprises class 3.
Glass comprises Cleveland bays,
French, German and English coach,
English hackney, cab and other coach
horses, and eight first and second prizes
and three sweepstakes are offered. The
latter are:
For colts, four in number, of either sex.
any age, the get of one stallion: the sire not
required to be shown; the colts not neces-
sarily owned by the exhibitor. S25.
For colts, two i'll number, of either sex,
produce of one mare; the colts not neces-
sarily owned by the exhibitor, S15..
Glass s includes imported and native
bred Percherons, with eight first, sec
ond and third premiums and two sweep
stakes, and then follows sequentially:
Glass 9. imported and native pure
bred French draft horses; class 10,
Clydesdales: class II, English shires;
class ID Belgian and Suffolk punch;
class 10, grand stanton sweepstakes
class IA. grand sweepstakes for thor
oughbreds, registered trotting strains,
English, French and German hackneys,
cab, Percheron, French draft, ClydeS-
dale, shire Belgian, Suffock punch and
ponies; class Is, farmers sweepstakes.
a special purse is offered by the
American Shire Horse association ir
class 2 of two silver medals. The condi-
tions are that only first prize winners
shall compete.
The classes provided for cattle include
all the popular breeds, and series of
eight premiums are offered, together
with the customary sweepstakes and
premiums for herds. The same is true
of sheep. swine, poultry, dairy prod
ucts, household fabrics, fruits and flow
ers. honey and apiarian supplies. veg
etable and culinary, sugar, syrup and
domestic stores, flour, meal, seeds, i'm
plements, furniture, vehicles, machin-
cry, etc.