Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-11

I Siamese twin calf, the eight-legge,
half-Bufialo calf, etc.,. All Of fhcs
places are wei patronized.
TIE FNERcIsEs.
We are now ready t. watch til
program OF Che fair. At 10 o'clocl
v cdne.,iay occurs the examination
of matched horses on the track fo
premiums. +. j. Hoyt Of Tnnbridg'
has two pairs; Will Camp of Tun
bridge, A. |. Newman Of Washing
ton, Edwin sanborn of Chelsea and
Robert Waterman Of South ROyaltoI
each have a pair
Following comes the exhibition oil
gents drivers, of which there were q
large number, shown by G. Moves, w
II. Jones, Elmer Woodward, Ii. J.
Farnham, win Camp, Albert Water.
man, Of Tunbridge, viii Bryant and
Z. \. Hyzer Of Randolph, o. II.
Burnham, South Royalton, Chester
Cady Of Barnard, J. II. Hutchinson
Of Williamstown and j. Il. Smith Of
Norwich.
Three-year-Old colts are shown BY
II. G. Durell, Albert Waterman, Win
Camp, F. Jones, Tunbridge; O. H..
BuInham, South Royalton; 4. w.
Ovitt, Corinth; o. :. Martin, VIII
Jamestown; G. J. Sleeper, STAFFORD;
Walter Carpenter, Chelsea.
Two-year-old colts, X. Fee, .. H..
Durham, South Royalton; George
swan, ;. r. Durkee, II. G. Durrell,
Myron Fuller, Will Camp, o. w.
Ovitt, Tunbridge.
Colts, one-year-old, 5. =. Durkee,
%. IL. Bulnham, Albert Waterman.
+. J. Hoyt, ~. Tunbridge; +. j. Fish,
south Royalton.
Trained colts, Rufus Cloud, +. J.
Fish, South Royalton.
o. II. Durham has a stallion with
five colts.
Four-year-old stations, L. IL. Wa
terman, Harvey Smith, South Royal
ton; c. II. Whitney, East Brookfield.
Stations, three years, J. +. Ballou.
b. II. Adams, Chelsea; o. II. Burn
ham.
stallions. two wears and one year,
@. II. BurDham.
Brood mares are shown by George
l.. swan, Thomas smith, a. J. Han
son, Albert Waterman, A. r. Whit
ney, Frank Hoyt. Tunbridge; o. II.
South Royalton: Chester
Cady. Barnard.
After the noon hour, the oxen APP
pear on dress parade, headed by the
band. There Is "A long line Of the hon
81 workers. They include pairs
owned by II. c. Dm1cll, Fred Nelson,
Mart Bass, W. 4. Moves. G.. l.. swan,
Aaron Whitney, Tmbridge; Isaac
Howe, Srailord. After the parade,
hey are made to contest their respec-
i've strength by hauling heavy
weights. Town teams representing
and Stratlord are made mp
md the former wins in trial.
All Of these features are highly APP
preciated by most of those present.
rnE rRorrING.
The most interesting feature Of the
air il now on hand-the races.
Charley TAYLOR. who carries his IS
ears lightly and who is one Of the best
drivers in this part Of the conn
nv. drives Factory Boy, who probably
las TO his credit more ''iirst money
han any other horse in New England;
Rear Guard. the farmers horse, that /
las never been driven very near his
INIT: Bessie j.. a fleet and handsome /
mare that is a general favorite; Annie /
(. and Lady Eastwood. daughters of /
Ient. with other good horses, make
he races very interesting. The kick
ne is neither unique nor excellent 4
ut il helps till in the time between
eats and no well-reguleted horse race
without kicker or two. The open
ace is open for entries until the oath
I September, and al the close of that
ay there had been but one entry
lade. 4 new race for the same class
ras then arranged and this was filled.
'wo Freestone colts are entered in the
ne-year-old class and the first money
taken by Betsey c., owned by DIR. !
!. j. Fish. South Royalton. Cooley !
!, owned by j. \. Cloud, the same
lace, takes second money. In the
yo-ycar-old class are two more Free
one colts: Baystone. owned by Rob't
zee of Royalton. and Queenstone.
wned by j. G.. Ashley of south Roy /
ton. take the money IN the order
AIMED. the best time, half-mile heats,
ling ,l:5l Ia. In the three-Near-old
ass, Swipes, owned by +. O. Burn
am OF Royalton. Jack, owners name
Of learned. and Little Wonder.owned
i Eddie Campbell, Claremont, take !
le premiums in the order named, the !
81 time. mile heats. being 3:05 Ia =
the four-vear-old class. DR. w.
lcer. owned BY G.. W. Whitcomb,
ebanon, is by some mistake allowed
start ana takes two straight heats:
ads Katrina, owned by John L.
dall, Srafiord. coming in second.
dan protests against the giving Of
" money TO the PAGER. In the five
..r-,,iI ,sIass | iftfa AKpnder oVund