Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-13
Premiums.


No. 1. Premium SIS for the best matched
pair Gentieman's Drivers, style, action and
size to be essential points, speed to be a sec
ondary consideration. Premium divided 81,
and 3.
No.. 2. Gentlemen's roadsters that have not
been in a race; SIS. 81 to first, to second, 3 to
third.
No. 3. Best brood mare with stock; S15 81
to first. to second, to third.
No. A. Best sucking colt; SIS; 81 to first, 5
tosecond. to third
No. 5. Yearling geldings and fillies; SIS. 81
to first, . to second, to third
No. 6. Two-year- old geldings and fll1es:
$15 ST 10 hrst, to second, to third
Mo-. Three-year- old geldings and FLIES;
$16 81 to first, to second, to third
No. s. Year old stations; SIS. 81 to first,
to second, to third.
Nos. Two-year old stations: SIS. 81 to
first, to second, 3 to third.
No. 10. Three-year old stations; SIS. 81 to
first, to second, to thirc.
Rules and Regulations Govern
ing Premiums.
All horses to be entitled to premiums must
be sound, except in Stallion and Brood Mare
classes.
Unsoundness of a hereditary nature may
dlsquallfy IN these classes in the discretion
of the juogess.
Entries for premiums close August IA. They
must be sent 10 the treasurer. G. F. Brady,
Newport, VT.
Premium entries free.
All classes to be judged and premiums "a
warded by merit.
Judges will in no case award a premium
where there is no merit and in case there is
but one exhibit in a division of a class they
will award it any, the first, second third
premiums, whichever they think deserved.
Specially commended animals entitled to
premium ribbon.
No animal will be allowed to compete in
more than one premium class.
General Regulations.
The membership fee is So, which gives all
privileges of entry and free ticket to the two
days meeting. All breeders and those inter
ested in road and trotting horses, may become
members OF this Association by paying to the
treasurer the fee of two dollars, unless they
are objected to by three or more members.
In making entries, members must give
name, description (includiug markings,) and
record. ii any, of each animal entered, and, if
known, the name and residence of 5reeoers,
name OF sire, name OF dam and sire of dam,
as provided for in entry blanks. :,
Members wishing to start horses for the
purpose OF obtaining record. or lowering a.
record already made, will be afforded an op,,
portunlty, and prizes will be offered. -s'S- r
The Association will furnish exhibitors hay
straw aud stabling Tree, and grain on the
grounds at market p ices. Stall ices will be
charged as follows: $40 for open stalls. 81.
so for stalls the Long Barn" $500 tor
stalls In the two large barns.
Fees must accompany all applications for
stalls.
All stock should be billed Memphrema-
SoS AItNihS -NeNpoTt, VI, anu Wnlle
on exhibition will be under the control OF the
Association
The Association reserves the right to reject
any exhibit deemed unworthy.
= The Treas urer will assign9 stalls to each
party sending applications, in he order the Y
are received, aud issue each applicant staff
tickets, with the numbers printed thereon. Il
The association will in no way be respon-
slble for any Ioss or damage that may occur
to any horse, carriage, harness, ETC., and it
shall be "a condition of entry that eacn eXhib-
itor will hold the Association harmless from
any loss, accident or damage.