Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-02-05

the meeting and thought so still. "Bur-
lington," he said, sis too aesthetic to get in
to any contention with Rutland over
this meeting. We are a little afraid up
there of anything that smells of horse.
At present we are teaching the farmer
boys from which side to milk COW and
convince them that she should only be
MIXED from the outside" Mr.. Cram
tons motion was then put. Mr.. Bailey.
Hooker, Cramton, Cults, Colburn. Rus
sell and Deming voting in the aflirma-
tive, while the others remained silent.
The dates of the meeting were fixed
for August 80, 81 and September |.
Wayne Bailey was then nominated for
general superintendent by F. II. Earring
ton and unanimously elected.
\ letter was read from Joseph
Battcll in relation to the Battell premium
for Morgan horses. This Mr. BattcI has
increased from $50 to 500. with $50 add
cd hy the association to be divided as last
year.
The revision of the stakes and purses
was then taken up. The amount of mon
ey offered was cut down in some of the
stakes and three new stakes were added.
The stakes and purses Is changed Ct
No. l-A-sociation stakes. For foals
of 1891 SD entrance, in instruments OF
-, 81 and So with $50 added. Onc-half
mile heats, best two in three.
NO. Pine Hill Stock Farm stakes.
For fOais of 1870; so entrance, in in
stallmcnts of 81, 80 and so with 500
added. Mile heats, best two in three.
No. 3-kent stakes. For loals of 1889 !:
S2l entrance in installmcnts of 81, -
and Sl2 with so added. Mile heats,
best two in three.
40. 4-tirorgc y. Hooker stakes. For
foals OF 1855; eligible to the , 10 class
$50 entrance, in installmcnts of 50, $40
and SD. with 500 added.
No. 5--BrookS idle Stock farm stakes.
For foaIs of 1889, that have never won
money at meetings of this association.
$25 entrance. in installmcnts of 81, So
and Sl2, with so added. Best two in
three.
No. G-Association stakes. For foals
of lSSS; three or more to start; $50 en-
trance, in installments of 50, $40 and
Sl5, with 500 added.
No 7-AssocatiOn guarantee purse, 500 /;
entrance ten per cent of purse, payable .
per cent June 10, y per cent July l.,
and > per cent August 10; horse not re-
quired TO be named till last payment.
The whole amount of the entrance mon
ey to 90 into the purse, and it over 500,
| the excess to be divided between the
| fifth and sixth horses in the ratio of 60
per cent of such excess to the fifth horse
and 10 per cent to the sixth Open to
all horses eligible TO , 40 class June 10.
No. S-AssociatiOn guarantee purse,
SlOO; entrance 10 per cent of purse, pay
able % per cent June 10. p per cent July
l and per cent August 10; horse not
required to be named till last payment.
The whole amount of the entrance mon
ey to go into the purse, and if over $3.50
the excess to be divided between the fifth
and sixth horses in the ratio of 60 per
cent of such excess to the fifth horse and
10 per cent to the sixth. Open to all
horses eligible to the , 20 class June 10.
No. 9-Association guarantee purse,
800. For horses that have never beaten
30 entrance fee same and payable un-
der same conditions as IN 80, :.
No. l0-Association guarantee purse,
800. For horses that have never beaten
]
der same conditions ae IA No, :.
Futurity stakes No. 2-For the pro-
duce of mares bred in 1891, owned by
members of the association, or got by
stations owned or stood by members of
the association stakes to be trOtted in
lS95. Entrance fee $50. payable as fol-
lows: 50 June 10, 1892, giving name,
description and breeding of mare. stating
name of horse bred to or in foal by; 50
January |, 1893, giving sex and Gescrip-
ton of foal; 81 January |, 1891, and 50
January |, 1895, and Sl4 at the time of
the final payment to the regular events
of 1898.
Stallion produce stake for foals of
1893, 10 be trotted in 1896, open to the
get of all stations owned or stood by
members of the association whose own
er> may subscribe a sum equal to the
amount of the advertised service fee of
such stallion for 1892, said sum to be
added to the stake. Subscriptions to be
sent and stations named May |, 1892.
Stake to close and name Aug. 10, 1893 -
Entrance $50, payable as follows: 50 to
accompany nomination, So Jan. |, 1891,
81 Jan. /, 1895, So JAN /, 1896, and $40
at time of final payment to the regular
events of 1896.
These owners of stations have already
contributed the amount of their stud fee
for 1891 towards this stake so that it is
already worth over $3.50: +. II. Earring
ton, G.. X. Russell, +. F, Brownell, G..
W. IIendee, w. 5. Bailey, ii. +. Cuts,
F. {. Williams and ii. w. Reyes.
The premiums as revised are =
Glass A-Open to all standard bred
stations of any age, with four of their
get, none of which shall be older than
two years no two from the same mare.
First, $50; second SO. Colts shown
with their sire in class A need not be
standard bred and registered.)
Glass B-Open to all carriage and
roadsters stations of any age, with four
of their get. FIRST, $50; second, $50.
Glass C-Stallion colts four years old
First, $40, second, So Three years old :
First, SIS, second, IS. Two years old:
First, $40, second, IS. One year old
First, IS. second So.
Glass D-Filies, three, two and one
years old. Same premiums as in class
c.
Class L CalIinnc tbraa wanna old