Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-08-06

SUMMARY.
Dan Jennings, b. H., J. II. Howard,
KAYE Cloud. 81. M. Louis speilbiink.
Ln ss MesSrseor. b. IN. Pine Grove
stock Farm. white Hall, H.. 3 4 81
j.. W. B b. e., A. G. ireland,
strathiliine, b. M. oroxton Bros..An- i
Bessie Allen, 6.i.Kiowa Stock Farm. !
Aibyn, c.s., Heradon stock Farm,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. ......-... d
Al Beemer, c. s., Dessert s. White,
T Tn1e". a:a Il; a:ss ia; a:ss.
silverscol, g.. e, c. Z. Westbrook, Pea
Lyds, AZ ohi,!eadSn. Psasody. ks : !
Lilly Glen. s:f., j. M. Hughes & Son,
woodiishs.. 5. G.. I. j. chappie. Mem:
relesraph, pr. s., &. Rankin. MON
Caldwell. ;. s.. j. ii. oaldweli, Clear.
Doc Johnson. b: c.. Iinwood Lawn
Farm. Lexington, Mo.-.....---... d
Time: s:ll; 3:l5 1-2.
Tuesdays speed program was
composed of a 2:30 stake trot, $1,000,
e 2:23 stake trot, $1,000; and the
Audrain county derby, S25. Below
are the summaries of the races in
the order named.
Following is the summary of the
2:30 stake trot, purse $1,000.
SUMMARY.
Trumpeter, b. S.. A. b. Gillbirds,
Little Rock, ". ii. Mckinney. De-
MISS sst esaMisy, BIZ. m. j. NJ. MeIntosh.
Atlanta, .-..... 2 3 5 3
Brutus Girl, b. M, T. Herndon.
GAINESVILLE, 3 6 Z 4
Andrew Allison, b.s., b. +. Swag-
gard, Sweet Springs 8 Z 8 B
Ida D., b. m. Taylor Dickerson,
Indiana aiisSsoBlss Belle, bf. m, oroxton Bros .
r;H: Ghapln. IS. Kiowa Stock Fin.
Prinmont, b. S., II. B. sanborn, Dial.
Time: s:a7 -; a:as1-2; 2:as; 2:s7.
The second race was the 2:23
stake trot, purse $1,000. By COM
parison of time it will be seen that
the 80 class was trotted faster than
the :23 class. Following is the
compendium of the race
SUMMARY.
Romeo, W. r. Dickson, st. l.. 2 3 / 2 /
Lord Clinton, W. ii. Mckinney,
Detroit, Mich. 1890. 1 / 8 5 3 2
Fantastic, b. m., b. b. Kenny,
Riverside, Munt.-........ 4 2 2 2 1 8
King Herod. oh. s., H.. G. 1in-
Dido, b. m, c. L. Westbroek,
Peabody, kaS..........-... 8 8 1 4dr
Oliver w, b. s., H.. w. Crook
Time: 2:s5 -; 2:26; 2:a5 10; 2:s7; 2:a6 1-2;
2:l7 Ia.
THE "AUDRA1N DERBY"
As a general thing a derby is a
single dash, but the "Audrain
derby'' yesterday was heats. Some
are vulgar enough to call it a plug
race, but the time made shows DIFF
ferently. There were six entries
Gov. Kent, owned by w. s. Tur-
ner, Centralia /; Black Bob, Tom
Harrison, Audrain Doc, Levi
Owen, Montgomery ; Buckskin, J.
q. billiard, Audrain Castor Craig,
Jno. W. Spottswood, Audrain /;
Missouri Clay, also owned by Mr..
Spottswood. Gov. Kent won in
straight heats. Time, "a, 81 IL.
The Jersey Cattle Show.
The exhibit of jersey cattle YES
terday morning was the best ever
made in this section. George A..
Morris, of Lakeview, had his herd,
headed by Uproar of St. Lambert
20621, with Cicero's Belle and
Mary Eliza as the female repre-
sentatives in the cow class. Sew
eral No. l heifers OF the herd were
also in the ring. Cieero's Belle
took first premium in the COW
class, and is a fine animal. Her
sire and dam were imported from
the Island. Mrs. G.. F. CIark's
handsome heifer was awarded first
premium in the two-year-old class.
She is a little beauty and bids fair
to make a great cow. S. J. Buck
ner and James Mccormick had in
some fine representatives of the
breed, which were pronounced ex
ira COWS. B. B. Runkle's Lady
Judy Frank 3rd 3751S, and Karma
Pogis took second premiums in
their classes. 1t was a show of
extra Jerseys, all the cattle being
highly bred. MI. Morris also
took first ribbons on Uproar and
the herd.
M. Shaughnessy is in Mexico at.
tending the fair. He is the manu-
facturer of the celebrated Club
House Bourbon brand of whiskey.
Mr. 81. A. Forgey, one of the
most popular travelling men in Mis-
souri,, represents this house and
has a splendid trade throughout
this country. Mr.. Forgey says the
Club House Bourbon is made in
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