The herald., 1895-10-24
Z0MBRO Wins OUT EASILY
In the 2:l3 Trot Yesterday at
Agricultural Park
THE STOCK PARADE TODAY
The Judges Will Award the Prizes This
Morning
THE STOCK PARADE TODAY
A Larger Crowd than on Any Previous Day
Witnesses Yesterdays Race s-The
Last Race Unfinished

" Yesterday was the biggest day the fair
directors have had yet. The fame OF the
great Zombro had spread abroad and over
1000 people attended the races to see him
tr1t in the 2:13 class.
The Judges are working hard on the
MANY and varied exhibits that are dis
played, and will probably complete their
Iaoors today. There are 50 many exhib-
its to be Judged and so many entries in
each exhibit that it is no light work to
go over oil and do the work fairly and
thoroughly.
President J. G. Newton officated as
superintendent of classes Nos. l, and 3,
which EN- brace thorough Dreds, standard
breeds and roadsterS. General A. w.
Barrett is at the head of seven classes.
which embrace horses OF all purposes.
George Hines has the Cattle, sheep and
hogs to look after. E. L. Wright oticiates
over the poultry exhibit, as we'll as the
mechanical products. r. W. Brown is at
the head of machinery, implements. etc.
W. H. Wiley has the agricultural and
dairy products. Major S. n. Androus
superintends the giving out of ribbons in
the fruits, nuts. wines. honey and all
miscellaneous articles, while d. G..
Stephens has the pleasure of deciding the
merits of the various exhibits in the fine
arts department. as we'll as in the ladies'
and children's departments. Each one
of the above named gentlemen will select
three associates to ASST 1T him in his ar
duous duties.
The day will be occupied by the judges
in making out their reports, which will
no. be ready for publicity before tomor-
row. Thursday morning there will be
grand display of stock, which takes place
ct 10 o'clock. Then all live stock will be
paraded before the judges and the blue
ribbons will be awarded.
The unfinished race for gentlemen S
roadsters was the first event on the card
yesterday. Silkey won the first heat on
Tuesday, aud sold as favorite, many,
however, backing George r. 1t was we'll
on towards 2 o'clock wnen the horses ca m
out for the second heat. Sikey had the
pole, with Sam II. on the extreme out
side. Texas jumped to the front and led
to the quarter IN 0:36%. The other three
were close up. Down the back stretch
Sam H. broke ano fell back to last place,
and Texas led the others to the h alf in
1:1lM. George r. coming up close. On
the turn George Il. broke and before he
could be stead led the other two mad
passed him. Texas swung into the
stretch IN thtl ad, and was never headed,
winning FRONT Silkey by short head,
Sam II. and Geo, ge r. finishing as
named. Time, 2:25E.
Third heat-Texas got away in front,
but broke on the first eighth, falling
back to third place, Silky going In front
with Geogie r. close up. Down the back
stretch George r. let out link and went
l:13k, and leading around the turn.
siikey and Texas both lost ground and
George II. finished first coming past tn g
wire under a strung pull Silkey beating
Texas for second place. Time, 2:2S.
Fourth heat-George r. had the pole
but could not keep it, silkey going fast
and taking the lead, Texas right after
her. The quarter was made in 1857, and
on the back stretch George made a move
and got in second place, Silkey still lead,
ing. The half went by in 1:15%. and
George r. passed Silkey on the turn, but
broke at the three-quarter mark. Silkey
led and Texas came up we'll, but could
not catch her, Silkey winning by q
length. Time, 2:29A.
Fifth heat--Silkey now had two heats
and was made favorite in the betting,
many. however, putting money on George
r. Silkey started well, but Texas went
better, and took the pole, leading the
way to the quarter in .3S1s, George X.
bringing up the rear; Silkey gained down
the back stretch and at the half in l :15,
lead the field with Texas ON her wheel.
Around the turn they sped, and Silkey
led at the head of the stretch. But she