New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
CROWDS AT THE BIG FAIR.
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THE RESULTS OF THE TRoTTING CONTESTS

THE RESULTS OF THE TROTTING CONTESTS
PRIZES FOR GOOD ANIMALr
Nearly 10000 persons passed the ,"rns'n'" , ""u
rode In vehicles through the gateway at the Ne"'''
State Fair In wavcrly Park yesterdaS' ',o
family day. and farmers and CITY m'" '
and children along to see the fancy S"o" ' 49,,
trotting contests, and the sheep s"'N'' p'
pigeons But the women fingered long III .l'e "''".
five horticultural tent. After O'Clock 'he ""'''
brought hundreds Of men every ten minutes ~
Corhe,f the champion pugilst. spar with Day. Ms
mariner From 10 to / o'clock the snow anu i'i'.'
horses were Judged. There were e'sh'y-Ne " -"
anest borses In Ncw-Jerscy In the contest i"' P
m,,ms The Judging of the horses III the co"'''"
Gov sn.c,a, state premiums which are MADE up from
,,6nar given by rc state of Ncw-Jersey TO promo'c
na encourage superior breeding. and In which COM
o.tton was confined 10 animals kept or DONG service
in that State done on the track III ioh' VI CIV
Grand stand Colonel IIeft. OF Bridgeport Conn., a.
v Sergeant and William johnson, OF Newark were
the Judges A dapple bay stallion, Aicantara, T''
entered nv r. NJ Bennett. OF the Windsor STOCK Farm
at Farmingdale received first premium III HIS o'aS'
ue has q troing record Of > 30 u. He was ioaleo
In ,s83 The second premium went to Bcech~ooo'
a four.yesr-od chestnut stallion owned 10y ne"'
BROTHERS, OF Elizabeth. Basenm Kadei' oil >e""'"'
owners Of the Pennington Stock tarih' hao i"i -
exhibit and got several premiums The nay s'a'loi
" H. Vanderbilt took first premium In the class Vi
,,.nons exhibited with two OF his get. vanderbilt
70 sire of Conway who has record OF I'll Two
~ Vanderbilt's get exhibited with 'heir sal'
Kate Berry, who received first premium IN 'ne pio
moe class Her two-vcar-od son, lovely bay, got
first premium in his class, and Caroline, o"h'e ~
y G. Farscrvic. of Kcarny, the second prize. III
Tho same class with Kate Berry the second premium
went to the brown mare Matty l.. Pa'cheh' ""heu
nv NJ F. Tbayer OF Wcstfed. Kate Berry was
stolen when she was a sucking was carried away
in a wagon, was replcvincd by sherh ana was
reared from bottle Her owners have refused o. 'ooo
for her. 900
The blue-gray Pcrcheron stallion Tom Po'iaru' 100
hands weight $50 pound got first premium. lie
was foaled on May Is, 1856. He is owned by com
ponv in Hunterdon County and was imported yea:
age He got first premium at the SomerviIe Far NY
week. NJ Meyer & Son, OF Newark. took the secoha
,,r.minm with their mammoth gray stallion, Prince
pIucher weight 800 pounds, % 1-2 hands mgh-"h"
Wa foaled in 1850 and took first and second premium"
~ fe Nsyllles in 1887 The first premium TOR broad
pe,cheron mares with one colt awarded TO Kate
rrav Judge Gottfried kruger. of Newark, exmonea
Carlyle hand black Percheron and the Planners
Horse Improvement Association showed Bilush flas'
Qyerdale.
In the contests Tor premiums oncred ny 'he -''"
Jersey State Agricultural Society the Judges had
hard time deciding between the horses shown Baselhh'
A. Radcl wGc lucky In this contest also iheir D"'
mara Island Queen got first premium In The hveYe'r
on class The Official result OF the judging In inns
oass will be announced to-day. and parane OF AL
The horses will take place at the track a, 10 cioh.
In ,he cattle department the judges did not hhlsh
Yesterday but will have all the cattle sheep and SWINE
Judged early this morning.. The managers OF 'he i'
have favorably considered the suggestion oS inv
Cr,bune reporter that II parade OF 400 heed OF cate
sond he a feature OF the tar a. the parade VIII III
b,h on the track at - orlrck on Friday morhins
TO-DAY is "Governo's Day the grea! daN OF the
fair Governor Able, AMI senators MCPHERSON IN"
n
the Republican candidate fer Governor: will certainly
be present ,n..o
IN TN afternoon Corbet and Daily SPARED three
~onnds on a platform erected in front OF "Pohtcsi
IIilla Another feature was the eXIhDi'on VI h'hS
and trick riding by Miss Myrtle Pcch ana htr 40
xistarts The most exciting cont,s OF IN" eNho'u'"
was halfmile team running rIce, Miss Peek driving
one team and Barney" Dem rest the oth'E "a SUP
.crption WAS started among the friends OF Hiram I"
smith Who was badly injured Oh Tuesday ana several
hundred dollars was raised in a few minute
rive Of the eight entries came to the post III the
erst race Puck black geldns owned by the Acaa
emv Hotel stables, Of Baltimore. Nd won the race
'A' ..a,rh, heats handlly and Billy Grants colt
Kipp got second in each heat Just a. easily Inc
a9. Class. rRoTTING-Purse $500 $3.50 to hrst 1925
.scoqa ss to third k $50 to P1 iSg'G Dmoe.u.
v Ssns, 3, K RISgA! G e, ,oain.o .. )
+ F. 5 hs9' OI Bay S'G STATE
j. stearns b. Electra (Stearns- Dgnh,h --''-''' U'
1ime-2 ;244, 2:24i2, ia
riv. ~ the eight entries In the 40 class came 10
The post 1t was repetition OF the previous r''e
commodore a chestnut gelding owned 10y hiram 49,
smith and driven by Billy" Grant won IN s f it
bests Domaion. owned by Il. Il. sherman, oi ~
Rank secured second place in ID" irNt ana seooi i
heats but beaten out nose ny '''7" "
the third heat. The summary ~
o:1O GLASS TROTTING-Pu'" $40 9"oo 10 HS''
500 70 second SO TO third. $40 10 fourth
II g. Smiths ch. &. Commodore tt'rantl..- -
~ p Sh,rmans y. e. Dominion tIlb'i>on .......
C. Opdycke's b. g. Montague Owner
Fred Veath's b. e. Pulpit Owner
NJ Hands b. IN. Sunshine (Ownefl -.....''r'V'
" Tine-2 :32h. 2 30r, 2:3p
ONLY three OF the horses entered in the "a race
came TO the post GaDymede won INC hf,t hr"'
lille DAISY won the second and third IN go0i SAFE
lin Wil,ni ir took the next ole and It'll" Dial
won the fifth and last heat. The summary
O "a CLASS, PACING-CONDiTloN> SANE ~ rhh-
VIOUS RACE
p T. Campbelrs b. III. Little Daisy.
j O. Calladay's g. jim Wilson C....-.
ACADEMY Hotel Stables eh = ,shy1c ,a -