The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-09

early, and the first class called in his
department was Shetland ponies. The
contest was between herds consisting
of one stallion and four mares. The
exhibitors were j. R. HartZell, of Min
nehaha; the Wilcox company, of Hugo;
and DR.. C. Cook, of Huntley, Ill. The
premiums were awarded to exhibitors
in the order named above.
After the ponies were disposed of,
the unfinished classes of English
Hackney and Cob were taken out. NJ.
Dwyer, of Minneapolis, took first pre-
MUM on a three-year-old stallion, and
Gen. Andrews, of st. Paul, second.
In sweepstakes stations, of any age, there
were only four entries. The first prize went
to George McKerrow and the second to Mr..
Dwyer.
In the English, German and French coach
stations four years old or over there were
Mimi. ]. N. Rooster, Mortified, Mimi; S.
jacobson, Southside Stock farm, st. Paul;
Frank Iams. St Paul. Neb., and C. E. Clark,
and the competition was very keen. The first
prize finally went to Willard G. Fuller on
Intrepid, second to Frank Jams, and the
third to c.. E. Clark. . 3sr al
In the two-year-old stallion class Willard. &
Fuller took first on ''Aguadale' and second ON
"Tfgris.'
In, the yearling stallion class Willard & Full
er carried off first on "Hardig." No compe-
tition.
In harness horses, fifteen and three-fourths
hands or over, Col. Andrews won the first
premium, Thomas Irvine second, and Maj.
Tucker third. All these teams were from st.
Paul.
In harness teams, fifteen hands and under
fifteen and three-quarters, Louis Larimee, of
Minneapolis. took first; Thomas Irvine, of ST.
Paul, second, and w. H. Charleton, Mime
apolis, third.
After dinner Judge Keyte took up the un-
finished portion of the English. German and
Ernnnh frs
prize on mare, four years old over, with
foal at side, to j. & D. Rooster, without COM
petition.
In the class for mares three years old and
under four. Willard & Fuller took first, Frank
Iams second and Willard & Fuller third.
In mares, two years cd and under three,
Willard Fuller took first, without compe-
tition.
In mares, one year old and under two Will
lard C Fuller took first without competition.
In the Sweepstakes-In this class Prof
Craig. of Wisconsin Agricultural college, and
DR.. M. H. Reynolds, of the Minnesota Agri-
cultural college, were called in as judges, and
awarded first for stallion of any age to Frank
Iams "steen Kirk and second eco to Willard &
this class was very keen, on account of the
horses meeting before in previous class.
The next class taken UP was the imported
and native Percheron and French draft, with
DR.. Reynolds and Prof Craig as judges.
In the class for stations four years old
or over there were ten entries, and the COM
petition was very Keen Inc exhibitors were
H. A. Briggs, of Elkhern. Wis. ]. & B. Koes-
ter, Frank Iams, Willard & Fuller and Thorn
as Irvine.
Briggs carried off first. prize, on boy
gelne;'' Rooster second, on Robin" Briggs
third on Major" Ianis fourth, on Bon
Ton" and Briggs fifth, on Louis ILL.,
In stations. three years old and under four
Briggs took first, on Prince" Thomas Irvine
second, on ..Marengo;" Willard & Fuller
third on Seduction.
In class of stations, two years old, Rooster
won first, Leopold Briggs second on
"Chub," and Willard & Fuller third, on ''Fe-
lix."
In mares four years old or over with foal
at side, Iryine's Magic took first Briggs
Cay second, and Briggs Louise third
leaving fourth for Irvine's ''Bellette.'
In mares. three years old and under four
Iams BLACK Bess'' was awarded first, and
Willard & Fuller's FLORENCE" second
In two-year-old mares, Koester's Fan
won first, Briggs Julia, second, and Willard
& Fuller's Madonna" third.
In yearling mares, Briggs captured first pre-
MUM on the FLY sired by "Boygeline," the
second prize went to Briggs on Louise H.
and the third to Rooster on Daisy
The sweepstakes in this class will be
awarded the first thing this morning.
In the horse department the intention is
to push the awards until about 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, and then adjourn for the race
course, finishing Friday morning.