Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-02
VERMONT MORGANS At TIRE
WORLD'R FAIR.

EUttOT " Ht6 HIOUJCOTs
Below you will find list of prize
winners in the Horse Show of Morgans
at the Worlds Fair which may inter-
est some of your readers:
There were 139 entries in our class
for stations years old and over. First
premium was given Denning Allen by
Honest Allen and sire of Lord Clinton
2.1014; second to Charley Ray by
Ben Franklin; third to Meteor by
Young Rex, all from Vermont, and
fourth to Indicator by Golddust from
Kentucky. -"
In the four-year old stallion class
the first premium was awarded Young
Daniel Lambert by ALLEN, 2:3O; sec
ond to Aluminium by Charley Ray 2.29;
third to Ingold by Indicator 2:231a;
fourth to Tamerlane 1929 by Aristos;
three from Vermont and one from
Kentucky.
In the three year old stallion class
the first prem ium was given Ed. Gold
dust by Indicator; second to Income
by Indicator; third to Winnebago by
Winnebago, Chief; fourth to Fred
Lambert by Golden; one from W., Two
from KY, and one from Ill. ~
In the two Year Old stall ions, the
first premium was given TO Oswald G..
by Indicator; second to w. FL. by ADJ
olson Blackhawk; third to Ingold by
Indicator; fourth to Golden S. by
Golden.
In yearling and weanling stallion
class, Vermont had no entries.
In brood mares five year old and
over, Jesse and Bessie by Daniel Lam
bert received the first and second pre-
miums, and Lizzie Golddust by ,Indi-
Gator the third and Felora I'd the
fourth; two from VT, one from KY.
and one from Ill.
In brood mares, four year old, the
first premium was won by Fannie @.
by Golddust; second, Pure Gold by
Golddust; third, Alma by Golden;
fourth, Fleeto Morgan; one from VT,
two from KY. and one from Ind
Mares three year old, first to -
by Indicator; second to Better by
Golden; third to Gilt Edge by Gold
dust; fourth to Monte by Arms
Mares twoyea old, first to Forest
M aid by Indicator; second to Abbie
by Joe White; third to Lucille by Aris
tus; fourth to Lady Blackhawk by
Addison Blackhawk.
Mares one year old, first to Flor
ence G.. by Indicator; second to Gold
en- by Golddust; third to Midnight
Star by Star Franklin; fourth to Aristo
Belle by Aristus.
Several classes had no entries from
Vermont. Of the thirty one horses
selected from Vermont, nineteen were
awarded premiums to the amount of
5000. Taken by counties: Addison
with thirteen horses got seven pre-
miums, $3.50. Caledonia with six horses
got four premiums, $155. Chittenden
had one horse and no premium.
premiums, S145. Orleans with two
horses got two premiums, $40. Rut-
land with three horses got three pre-
miums, $50. Washington with one
horse got one premium, $25.
Several more horses should have
gone there from Vermont and filed
all lapses, but as it was the State made
a grand exhibit and impressed upon
the people in the West the fact that
the Vermont Morgan is still very
much alive, and from the comments
made by the thousands who saw them,
it would seem that they were appre-
ciated, and think the exhibit will be
of as much real benefit to the state as
anything our State Commissioners
have done land the whole expense will
not be much over $1,000. The West is
looking for class of horses different
from those they now have and when
they get righted up think they will
want all the good Morgans we have.
l was three weeks on the ground,
and had very little time for sightsee
ing, but saw enough to convince me
that no country ever saw its equa
and [ wonder that some eastern pa
pers give the Fair SO little attention.
T. c., WILLIAMS.