The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-24

and under three, one mare one year and under
two. and one sucking fly, Burgess Bros. az
Cochran
Herd-Coach: Consisting of one stallion, any
age, one mare four years or over, one mare three
years and under four, one mare two years ana
under three. one mare one year and under TWO
and one sucking filly. Banks X Hit
Consisting OF one star
lion, any age, one mare four years or over one
mare three years and under four. one mare two
years and under three. one mare one year and
under Two and one sucking FLY. NJ l. Hare. In
dianapolis-
Dnroc Jerseys sweepstakes-Boar, any age,
o. Walter IL Bros, Lebanon. o.: sow. any age,
A. Ingram, Perry, Ill: herd. all owned Dy one
exhibitor or frn, /. Ingram; boar and 1--WE OF his
get under twelve months. /. Ingram.
Poland China sweepstakes Boar. any age.
Floyd Mugg. Center. Ind; SOW, any age. Had
ley q, Hadley. Wilmington. o.: boar and four
sows over one year old. Hadley x Hadley: boar
son, kokomo: Eerd. one year old and over. owned
and bred by the exhibitor. John w. WILSON,: herd,
under one year old. owned and bred By the OK
months. the get of one boar, Hadley 4 Hadiey.
Chester Whites Sweepstakes-Boar, {. IL.
Todd. Wakeman, o.; SOW. Q. W. Baker. Deia-
s. II. Todd; Boar and three sows under one year
old, s. II. Todd; herd. one year old and over.
herd. under one year old. owned and bred by the
exhibitor, 5. II. Todd; five pigs under twelve
months, the get OF one boar, :. II. Todd.
Sheep.
Lelcesters ana Llncolns-Ram, TWO years olu
and over, Robert knight. Marlett. Mich; ram,
one year old and under two, George Harding d
Son, Wakesba, Mich; ram lamb, George Hard
Ing q Son; pen OF two ewes. two years old and
over. George Harding & Son; pen OF two ewes.
one year old and under twoyears. Robert Knight;
pen OF two eve lambs. George Harding x Sons;
best flock of one ram and five OF his get. the get
to be one year old or under. and bred and owned
by the exhibitor, Robert Knight; best flock or
one ram, any age, two ewes two years old and
over, two ewes one year old and under two
years, and two eve lambs, George Harding.
Fair Notes.
The greater part of the horses at the track this
week will go 10 Terre Haute for the meeting
there next week.
Charles Kennedy, OF the Western Horseman,
who has been at the track during the week. will
act as starting judge at Beaver Dam, Wis, next
week.
The fair police had but little TO attend TO yes
terday, and the Justices court adjourned to tue
races in a body. while the small boy eli mbed the
FENCES at his own sweet Will.
Shippers are experiencing considerable diff
Guilty with the railroads. They are unable 10 get
their stuff billed out without a certificate OF who
they are being signed by the fair officials, and 1t
Is entailiug no end OF difficulty.
Prima Donna, the little sorrel mare that won
the 2:24 pace. is but three years old. and this Ia
her second season. She made a mile In oil ID
yesterday, which IL phenomenal for one OF her
work and seldom acts badly.
Secretary Steiner. of the Western Trotting As
bocldtlOu. unuer whose auspices tue races nave
been held. was at the track throughout the week.
and he commended the decisions OF the judges
In every instance. holding them to he fair aud
impartial, despite the dissatisfaction OF some
horsemen.
Mrs. Kate Payne. OF Wabash, expert judge OF
fancy and needle-wOrk i'm the woInan's depart
menf, expressed her regrets that so many OK
the premiims in that department went 10 IL
linois. The building devoted TO this work was
well filled. and the awards have given universal
satisfaction.
The side shows and fakirs did a rushing sbusi-
ness all week, and are going home with several
kinds OF money. tits doubtful IL ever anyone
who sat out an afternoon in the grand-stand
Will forget the peanut-yender with the awry
eye, and the voice that chung to the existing
atmosphere with an omnipresent note that even
| the band could not drown.
Yesterdays score-cards had several bad errors.
/ They only had two horses down for the unfin-
ished trot, when six started, beside several
errors in numbers and colors. At no time have
they given the color and sex OF the horses, and
they should give more columns for heats when
such large fields are starting: also, the names OF
drivers when they can be gotten.