The herald., 1894-10-19

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Sixth rsce-Trotting and pacing. gen.
tlemen's road race. in 5.
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Pools sold; Dan N. s25, field $22.
Prizes Awarded.
The judges have not yet completed
their labors OF awarding prizes. The
following list completes the awards
made yeHterday:
HORSES.
Class 1, thoroughbreds- -stallion, 4syears,
nrst william Green; second. John Zim. Stall
lion, year, first Frank Thompson. sucking,
hrst, E. o. Parrish; second, Frank Thompson.
Mare years, fret Frank Thorn pson second,
I. Quinn. Yearling flly, first. Frank Thomp-
son; mare sucking, first, Ed Ryan Gelding,
Dam ., Ts onm co I'm Td Rvan Ma
Slre and not less than Ave of his colts, first,
Frank Thompson; second, w. M. Green. Dam
and not less than two colts, first Frank Thomp-
| son.
| Glass 2, STANDARDIZED horses Best stallion,
years or over Charles Durfee, first; E. b.
Gardner, first; Jacob Starr, second. Two ears
Miss Hammond first. Stallion year oid--Dr.
O. Edgar Smith, first. Stallion, suckling-Capt.
Mare years or over over-M. s. severance, first; 6.
A. Durfee, second. Mare, years or over-Capt.
!; 9. Newton, first; N. = Severance, second.
Dr. G. Edgar Smith, second. Mare, year old
M. 8. Severance, first; Capt J. @: Newton, sec
Pnd Msse vi rs5 D
| w. Gardner, frst J. w, Carhart, second Dam
with sucking colt ". Gardner, frst D.. +.
Donegan, second. Sire with not less than FIVE
colts-C. A. Durfee. first. Dam with not less
| than two colts-J. W. Gardner, first.
Glass 8, roadsters-Best stallion. years old
T. Quinn, first; Nick Covarrubias, second. One
| year old, Tom starry, first; q. A. Harris, sec
ond, Sucking, Capt j. G. Newton, first; D. F.
Green, first; D. F: Donegau, second. Three
years or over, Mr. Grimston, frst t. Quinn,
second. Two years or over. R. snodgrsss, frat;
Lawrence, FIRST; Mrs Tulita stodard, second,
Sucking, Mrs. Tulita Stodard, first Best geld
ing years old add oyes, L. B. clifford Dam 9aI9
| Dam and not less than two of her colts Capt. ].
G. Newton, first, W. M. Green, second.
years Old or over, Halbird & Conger, first; Geo
Hines, second. Three years, Geo. Hines, first
Stallion, suckling' D. F. Donegan, first. Mare,
pany, first. Mare, year old T. H. Abbott,
| hrst. Sucking colt, D. F. Donegan, lrst. Dam
with sucking colt, Newhall Land and Farming
company, first and second. Gelding, years
old same. Stallion with not less than five of
Glass 5, driving horses-N. A. oovarubiss,
first; w. NJ. Stimson, second. Single horse in
harness, N. A. Covsrrubias, first; r. Snodgrass,
second.
Glass 9, carriage horses-D. Donegan, first;
N. A. Covarrubius second.
Class z, ponies-Stalion years or over, M.
R. Stanley of Santa Ana, first; Charles Thomas,
Brown, first; Charles Thomas second. Matched
ponies, N. r. Stanley, first; G. W. Gardner,
second. Single pony in harness, NJ. r. Stanley,
first; ID. II. Donegan, second.
Glass 8, saddle horses-Newhall Land and
Farming company, first Ed Ryan, second.
Glass g. draft Representation 3 years OLD or
over, Holbert & oonger, first; John Johnson,
second. Stallion, sucking, George Aiken,
first. Mare years old or over, G. q. Steele,
first; George Aiken, second. suckling, George
Aiken, first; John Johnson, second. Dam with
sucking colt, O. @. Steele, first; John Johnson,
second Gelding, year old, Fisher Bros. first;
Dam with not less than two cloIs, George Aiken,
first; John johnson, second. Draft horses.
George NJ Stanton first; c. @. steele second.
Class 10, mules ,Newhall Land and Farming
| company, frst and second.
Glass ii, jacks-John Guess drst. G. @. Steele
| second.
Glass 13, cattle. Jerseys, Alderneys and
| GuernBeys-Bull, years old or over, George 1t.
Platt first, Miss N, L. Ecces second; year old,
| Fisher Bros. first. Bull calfunder year, NJ. =.
severance first Miss NJ. l. Eecles second Best
second; 2yearD old and over, Miss NJ. L. Ecces
| first. Heifer year. same Calf under year,
| George E. Platt first and second.
Glass I5. HoIsteins--Best bulls 8, and year
| old and over: calf under year old; COW
years and over; 2 years aud over, L; +. Stock
| well of Compton first and second. Heffer calf
nnder year. George Aikens first, L. F. Stock
we'll second. Best herd over years, one male
and four females, L. r. Stockwell first.
Class 16, graded cattle-Cow years or over,
| L. F. Stockwel first, Fisher Bros second Heif-
er calf, Y. r. stockwell first George &. Platt
| second.
| special premium by g. Maier for best fat COW,
| Newhall Lind and Water company first.
| Glass 23, swine, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q Co.
first prize on boar year and over, six months
and under / year; best pair pigs under 10
months, and bsst SOW and six pigs under three
| months.
Claes 25, Poland China-Boar L year and
| X second.
six months and under year, H. Z. Rose first,
| George L. Platt second.
Glass 49, Yorksnire-Boar, year and over,
| 6 months and under year, breeding SOW, sow
pig months end under year, pair of pigs
under 10 months, SOW and six pigs under 8
months, Miss M, X. Ecces first
| POULTRY.
| Glass o7-Gold and Silver Wyandottes, 8. Ty-
Ter, Pasadena; Barred Plymouth Rocks, G. I.
! Paul and II. c. Braves
Class 2S-Asiatics, Light Brahmas, Edwin
Glass -Mediterraneans, s. G. Brown Leg
horns. G. II. Casa and s. Tyler. r. G. Brown
| Minorcas A. K. Power q Co. White Minorcas,
Ds. whittesey. Black Spanish, r. Rowan.
| Glass 30--Polands, g. ii, Case.
| Clsss 32-French Houdans, G, H. Case.
| Glass 33-Ipdian Games, q. III. Case and l. N.
| Joseph. Pit Games. Woods & Gotta and A. A.,
| Cleveland B. R. Game Bantams S. Tyler. Gold
| bright Bantams, G. T. Paul Buff Cochin Ban
tams 8. Tyler and G. Fl. Case.
ClaSb "a, Lufkcyb-N ulbc nOtluuuSy Ts d, 10
nil. Mammoth Bronze, q. E. Platt.
Glass SO, pskin ducks-C.J. Wi liams. Mus
covy ducks, s. Tyler.
Glass II, incubators-A. W. Bessey and O. J.
| Williams Brooders, ]. d. Mercer
Class 80, pigeOns.-Fantails,S 8. Tyler. Pouters,
| g. Tyler. JacObins, A. Il. Power & Co. Ant
| werps, s. Tyler. Swallows, 8. Tyler. Barbs, 8.
! Tyler. Tumblers, 8. Tyler. silver Owls, s.
| Tyler. Best display, s. Tyler special prize
for best and largest display OF Thoroughbred,
&. Tyler.
| MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.
| Glass 80, agricultural mplements-Cider mill
| and press horse hay rake and hay and straw
cutter. Hawley, King & Co. Hay PRESS John
/ la Dow.
| potato digger and harrow, one-horse cultivat-
| or and cultivator for all work, Hawley, King d
| Co. Windmill, Irrigation Machinery company.
| Farm road scraper, Hawey, King IL Co. We'll
purn ps nd apparatus for raising water for irri-
CATION. Hillifer Cultivator company, San Bsr-
| nardino
Glass AZ, plouehs- Gang, sulky. stubhle, sub
| soil steel, sidehill, One-horse, mole or blind
! ditch, opee ditch and chilled ploughs, Hawley,
Glass as, vehices-Two-horse family car
| twO.seated buggy, trotting wagon, farm wagon,
! spring market wagon, track sulky and lady's
| phaeton, Hawley King Co. street goods
wagon, Tabor Wagon Works
HpeoIal-lnsect powder 7. b. COnfl. 1mpe-
rial egg food, +. c. Sturtevant, Hartford, Conn.
Orchard step-ladder, Ira F. White IL Son, Po-
mona Twc-horse orchard cultivator, Hilliper
Cultivator Co., San BernardinO. Tally-ho
wagon, Enterprise Carriage Works. Universal
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