Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-09-07
PREMIUMS Ar THE LIVE
STOCK FAIR ASSO-
CITATION.

The following is list OF the premium
awarded at the Live Stock Fair Association
which closed on Friday, and for the use {
which we are indebted to the courtesy of OF
contemporary, the Spectator:
The exercises of the first day-Wednesday
consisted of riding contests aud two trotting
races.
RIDING CONTESTS
The riding contests for special premiums
resulted as follows
,1-For boys under Ia years-Clarence Witz
first prize, 50 50 in gold; Floyd Hildebrand.
second bull dog; Fred McComb. third. a
pair of spurs.
2-For boys under years-Warren Byrd,
first prize, $3.50 in gold; Gooch Harris. second,
a pair of game chickens; Joseph Hanger.
third, riding whip.
3.-For misses under IA years-Miss Bette
Brown, first prize. S. in gold; Miss Sallie
Wright. second. riding habit Miss Daisy
Thornburg. third, clock; Miss r. F. Dudley,
fourth prize
4-For ladies of Augusta county only
Miss l.. Bell, of Fishersville, elegant god
watch.
5.-For ladies of Augusta county and city
of Staunton-Miss Hattie Koiner. of Fishers
vile, first prize. $50 dinner set; Miss Lisa NJ.
Shepherd. of Staunton, second, $40 in gold
Mrs. NJ D. Koiner, of Fishersville. third,
handsome riding bride; Miss l. Housman, of
the county. fourth, riding bride; Miss Mary
East, of the county. fifth. riding habit; Miss
Matte Bickle. of Staunton, sixth, Oxford
Bible; Mrs. !. N. Opie, Jr. of Staunton sew
enth, $3.50 in gold; Miss Belle Brooke. of the
county, eighth, 50 so in. gold; Miss Bessie
Turner. of Staunton, five pound box of
chocolate bonbons.
TROTTING RACES OF FIRST DAY
The races Wednesday afternoon were as
FIRST RAcE-Trotting years old and I'M
der; purse 800 mile heats; best in 3. En-
tries: DIR. D. D. Carter's bl. b. Onycha Wilkes;
J. T. Trouts e. N. Omnia; Dyer Bros, Jack
Cook e. h.; J. N. Crawford's g. g. Sam.
First heat-Onycha Wilkes led with Cook
won with ease, but saved Omnia from being
distanced Time 247.
Second heat-Onycha Wilkes first Sam and
Jack Cook divide second and third money,
Omnia fourth. Time 2444
The four year old stallion. Onycha Wilkes,
which won this race in two STRAIGHT heats IS
owned by DIR. d. D. Carter, of Woodstock,
Virginia
SECOND RAcE-Trotting- stations owned in
Augusta county: purse $780, mile heats. best
three in five Entries: J. Z. Arbuckles br
b. Shawnee; Thomas Hogshead's ch. b. j. l.
c. Jr; T. E. Friends Aldebarou; w. H.
Brew's b. s Stanton.
il c. started in a break, AIdebaron led
easily from start. breaking once. Stanton
was second at the quarter, but Shawnee pass
ed him at the half. At the three quarter post
j. I. C. was last but finished second over
Shawnee by length; Stanton fourth. Time
unknown.
Second heat. 1. c. Jr. finished first.
Shawnee second. Aldebaron third. Stanton,
fourth Time 24S.
Third heat. I. G. Jr., finished first.
Shawnee second Stanton third and Aldebaron
fourth.
Fourth heat I. G. IT.. first. Shawnee
second, Stanton third, Aldebaron fourth.
Time 2:49.
RACES OF SECOND DAY.
The races Thursday afternoon were as fol-
lows
FIRST RACE.
Trotting, minute class; purse $3.50; mile
beat-best three in five. Entries-Dr D D
Carriers b. Onycha Wilkes; James Coxs b
Kelly F C Smiths m. Ida e; Dyer Bros S
m, Ida Watts Mrs w Fl Brew's m. Nancy
Wilkes; Jno Jackson's b nj, Lille Medium.
First heat-Kelley finished first. Onycha
Wilkes second, Ida C third. Lille Medium
fourth. Ida Watts fifth and Nancy Wilkes
sixth. time 1881.
Second heat-kelley finished first, Onycha
Wilkes second, Lille Medium third, Ida
Watts fourth, Ida C fifth and Nancy W sixth;
time 245.
Third heat-Kelley finished first, Onycha
Wilkes second, Lille Medium third, Ida G
fourth; time 2:43.
Trotting, 2:40 class purse, $3.50; mile heat
best three in five. Entries-Samuel Moores
b h, John Paul. o A Trowbridge's C h. Red
Fox; A G Daingerfeds b b. Omar Pasha:
Dyer Brothers b. kanawha Boy.