Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-04


kind in the state. Certainly, the
customers of Mr.. Lockwood are for
tunate in dealing with him. The
milkmen all over the country should
follow his example. The examination
of draft oxen took nearly all the after
noon in order to decide the merits of
each pair, and was watched by an in
terested crowd of spectators. Follow
/ ing are the premiums on cattle:
Town teams, twelve yokes-IIart-
land, lst; Woodstock, ID; Pomfret, 3D..
Town teams, five yokes- Hartland,
LIST; Pomfret, ID; Woodstock, 3D..
Oxen, five and six years old-SiX-
year-old, George w. Perry, lst, G. II.
Crosby, 2nd, II. l.. Moore, 3D.; five
year-old, Boyd Brothers, lst; f. 5.
Atwood, ID
Steers not over four years old
Boyd Brothers, steer calves, LIST, Oscar
Atwood, ID; L. c. JENNIE, yearlings
lst, 6. r. Crosby, ID, II. f. ellison,
Sd; two-year-olds, II. F. Perkins. lst.
H. +. ellison, I'd, II. A. Eastman, 3D.;
three-year-old, Ralph Lanountain, 1T,
G. II. Badger ID, Owen Cooty, 3D.;
four-year-old, +. II. Bagley, Isl, Owen
Cooty, ID.
Mixed blood Heifcr calf, Harris
Seaver, LIST 6. r. Lockwood, "a; year
ling heifer, j. Foster Rhodes, LIST, II.
f. Gibson. ID: two-year-old heifer, j.
f. Rhodes, lst, G.. Il. Lockwood, I'd;
thrce-year-old, g.. Il. Lockwood, LIST;
bull calf, Homer Atwood, LIST, IL. II.
Lothian, I'd; yearling bull, G.. +.
/ Thompson, lst, f. G. Atwood, ID:
mich cow, g. II. Lockwood, lst.
Devons- Heifer calf, b. +. Taft, LIST;
bull calf, A w. Taft, lst; yearling
bull, B. Z. Taft, lst; yearling heifer,
A. w. Taft. lst: two ear-old heifer.
b f. Taft, LIT. A. w. TAFT, ID; mich
COW, A. w. Taft, Isl, b. +. Taft, ID.
Jerseys p. Clark, three-year-
old bull, lst; J. f. Rhodes, heifer
calf. Il; vearling heifcr, lst; two-year-
old heifer, lst; bull calf, lst; yearling
bull. lst.
Mich George II. Lockwood,
five cows, lst; one COW, lst: H. y.
Clark. tive cows, ID; one COW, ID.
Hostein-Geo Marcy, bull, first
premium.
HORSES.
The exhibition of horses was very
large, but there was no particular ex-
hioit that requires special mention
other than that in the announcement
of the premiums. except the showing
made by the BradlaIghs. w. e. Dan
forth of Barnard had taken special
pains with his fine horse, Bradlaugh,
offering premiums for his get and all
80 purse for their racing qualities.
| There were eight Bradlaugh colts on
the grounds, and they took most of
the premiums They are a very hand !
some lot of colts and are credit TO
their sire.
Mr.. Danforth offered purse OF
~ 10 for foals Of 1892, and il was won /
in straight heats by Bradwood, who
last year took first money a. year
ling.
The following are the premiums on
horses:
stations, to wears old-Stallicn |
years old, VIM. Lindsey, LIST; 3 years |
old, Geo. r. Eastman, lst, J. Foster
Rhodes. I'd; years old, J. G. Parker,
lst: years old, c. J. Willard, Let, o. |
IL. Burnham, 2d.
Mare and foal-D. G.. Spaulding, |
LIST, j. Foster Rhodes, ID, John y
Moore, 3D..
Geldings or mares less than 4 years 4
old-Four years old. +. a. Bryant,
LIST: wears old. Elisha Flowers, LIST,
Syril Lussier, I'd, Henry +. Cobb, 3D.;
, years old, l.. ID. Reagan, lst, ID. q.
Spauding, ID; yearings, II. T. Gill
son. lst, J. l.. ellison, I'd, p. q. Burn
ham, 3D.. +
Draft horses, best pair. Allen Lam
phu, LIST. T. j. White, ID: best draft
horse, Allen Lamphu, lst, J. :. Hlar-
land, I'd.
Matched pairs, W. II.
II. Jenne, lst, &. \. Sperry, ID; sim
gle, c. a. Sperry, lst, w. ;. How 4
land, ID.
Bradlaugh sucking colts,special pre-
MUM by Mr.. Danforth-J. Foster
Rhodes. LIST, John A. Moore, "a, Geo.
W. Marble, 81, D. G. Spaulding 4th,
f. +. Thompson, ..
RACES.
The races were never better on this
track. They were close and exciting
and every winner had to fight for his
place. although there was only one
race that was not won in straight
heats. The track record was broken
Wednesday and again reduced on
Thursday. several heats being trotted
or paced in les than 2:30. Tennie C.,
blk IN. by Major H., owned by w. z.
Danforth of Barnard, holds the track
record of 2:29. which is also the track
record for four-year-olds. The starter
was sheriff Chas. O. Hurlburt OF Leb-
anon. who was ably assisted in the
stand by Henry f. BAH, Oliver Broth
err. I'd. and 4. w. Thompson.