Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-06
Vermont Horse Breeders
Tenth Annual Exhibition Held at Rut-
land, August 2S-30. Large Attend
ance. state Record Broken.

There was not mucn interest SHOWN
at the 10th annual exhibition of the
Vermont association of Road and
Trotting Horse Breeders at Rutland
last week, except in the western part
of the state.
The list of entries for premiums and
for trotting was small, although the
trotting was good and fast time made.
Tuesday, the Little Otter Creek
Farm stakes for foals of 1893. half
mile heats.w were won by Leonard II, by
Alexander, owned by 4. f. Brownell
of burlington, with Ivanhoe, second,
Nora Wilkes, third, Avis Wilkes,
fourth. Best time, 1876.
The $50 class race was won by Res
dilute, by Aristos, owned by +. ID.
4 Thayer of Brandon, with G. b. Ken
dali, second, Bessie j., third, Belle,
fourth. 1t took five heats TO decide
the race, which was well contested.
There were six starters. Best time,
2:2s IA.
There were only three starters in
the 2:35 class race, and il took four
heats to decide il. 1t was won by
Halidan. BY Haldane. Prince Nero
was second, and Shadow, third. Best
time, 2:33.
Wednesday, the event Of the day
was the free-for-all race, in which Gil
Curry broke the State record, both on
the half-mile track, Of 2:l7, and the
mile track, Of 2:lj, making the mile in
2:l4. James Ordway was second,
Helen NJ, third. Won in straight
heats
The Worcester Hill Stock Farm
stakes, for foals Of 1892, were won by
Coon Point Maid, by Goodwin's Ham
bletonian. owned by \. i. Martin Of
Larrabee's Point. GLADYS Wilkes was
second, Fan Hyde, third, Ben Gillig,
fourth. Best time, Dab -.
The Brookside Stock Farm stakes
for foals Of 1891 were won by Sheba,
| by Alexander, owned by 4. +. Brow
nell: Molly. second; Franklin star,
third May Wood, fourth. Best time,
2:35 IA.
Thursday, the last day, the track
was poor. and slow time was made.
All Of tie races were won in straight
heats.
The 2:30 class race was won by Rare
John. by Rare Ben, owned bY IL T.
Cuts of Orwell. Little Wonder was
second, Fanchon, third, and Ben H.,
fourth. Best time, 2:33 -.
The 2:20 class race wa, won by
Mack, by Thought, owned by 6. ".
Bentley Of Rutland. GOV. llendee was
second, i. L. SCION, third, Lambert
b., fourth. Best time, 2:2s 3-4.
The 300 class race was won by
Lord Shelburne, by Homestead, owned
by J. \. Happen Of Shelbune. Belle
was second, Bay George, third. DiXey
Boy, fourth. Best time, 2:3l 81.
The following are the premiums a
awarded;
Glass 4, standard bred stations
with four Of their get--Fir,t, To Cast
away, by An-el, Forest Park farm,
Brandon.
Glass Il, stallion colts, four years
old-First. to Lord Shclbune, by
Homestead, l.. G.. =. Cannon, Bur-
lIngton; second, TO Prince Nero, 10y
Nero, L. II. Winch, Middlebury. Three
wears old First, TO Beranger Gillig,
by Gillig, f. II. Winch, Middlebury.
Two years old-First.to Griddlestone,
by Groieans, Forest Park farm, Bran
don: second, to Leonard R.,by Alcan-
der. l.. f. Brownell, Burlington.
Glass c.. non-standard. Stallions-
First,to Red Shot, by Red Wilkes, VI.
{. Phelps, Rutland; second, TO Ben
Allen, by Ben Franklin, &. l.. Payne,
Bridgeport.
Glass -, iillies.three years old-First,
TO No Name. by Alexander, T.. +.
Brownell, Burlington; second, TO She
la, by Alexander, +. +. Brownell, Bur-
lington. Two wears Old-First, 10
Listen, by Alcander, +. +. Brownell,
Burlington; second, to Ellara, by
Stamboul, Forest Park Stock farm,
Brandon. One year old-First, 10
Carrila. by Carlton, G. j. Spaulding,
Panton; second, to lIilda, by Home
stead, +. Adams, Panton.
Glass E,geldings. Three years Old
First, 10 No Name. by Alexander, l..
+. Brownell, Burlington; second, To
Pebble L., by Leicester, J. Bachelor,
Wallingford Two years old-First,
to No Name, by Gillig, +. II. Winch,
Middlebury; second. TO Easter, by
Homestead. +. Adams. Panton.
Class +, brood mares with fOal-
First, to Alice c., by Advance, !. \.
Chase, Essex Junction; second, 10
Riches, by Viking, Forest Park farm,
Brandon; third, TO Gypsie. by Brown
4. Knox. +. 4. Smith, Pittsford.
Class G., matched horses, under l5.l
hands First, to Doctor and Dolly, by
Bismuth, Redfield Proctor of Proctor;
1853 hands and over-First, TO Tour
and Ben. by sheldon Horse, ;. -. /
Wells, Orwell.
Class IL. Single drivers First TO
Belle Girl, by Ben Franklin, f. ID. !
Keyes, Rutland; second, TO Alaska, by
Wilkes McGregor, +. H. Winch, Mid /