The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28

bits; c. E. Dunn, T. Bailey, and J. E.
Plymouth Rocks; and Mrs.
Lickfold and j. G. Williams, choice
Brahmas. |!
A very choice display Of Poll-angus
cattle was made by Col. Simpson and
Judge Longstreet.
Prizes awarded: r. W. Jones, best
brood mare; Alonza Tindal), second
best: Mrs. D. A. Wilkins, best horse
colt, under one year; E. H. Coley, sec-
ond best; W. P. Ferguson, best one
year old colt; w. r. Baker, second
best; F. P. Collins, best two year old
colt; W. P. Ferguson, second best;
Alonza Tindall, best mule colt, under
II months; Houston Roberts, second
best; Robt. Bowmen, best mule colt
under two years old; Whitten, second
best; J. J. O'Neal, best two year old
mule colt; R. w. Jones, second best;
F. P. Collins, best stallion; Z. B. Jones,
second best; R. w. Jones, best jack;
L : SOAlAAS, oCCOuu UCSts
The first was quarter dash with
seven enteries, which was won by Dan,
owned by J. R. Morgan, Lady Britton
owned by J. Lackey coming on good
second.
Mule heats, trotting, best two in
three-Dr. S. D. G Scruggs, first; T. P.
Lamkin, second; J. J. Slack, third.
One half mile dash with five enteries
Rounsoville leading and Harderman
second.
The mule race was the amusing feat.
ure Of the days events, eleven entries
being announced. Three OF the riders
we're thrown off and sent sprauling on
all fours on the ground. The purse
was won by Fletcher, the second prize
by Holland.
SECOND DAY.
The attendance was largely increased
over that OF the day previous, there
being according to the best estimates
no less than from $500 TO- 5000 people
present. At ten o'clock a. m. the Cat
tie and Horse section was scene OF
animation, the animals on exhibition
attracting general admiration.
The following prizes were awarded:
Best saddle horse, DR.. G. Y. Gillespie;
best single driving horse, o. l.. Kim
brogh; best double team, T. P. Lam
kin; best pair OF horses, worked in
crop, J. c. Longstrcet.
Best bull ANY breed, Cute Davis; best
cow, J. c. Longstreet; best display Of
cattle, A. J. Simpson; best Poll-angus
bull, J. c. Longstreet; second best cow,
DR.. T. J. Brown; best second display ol
cattle, Dr.. T. j. Brown; best Jersey
Bull, o. L. Kimbrough.
RACES.
Quarter mile dash, Richmond first
Slocum, second.
Two year old trot, one half mile
heats, best two in three, Dr.. Gillespie
: first; John Cowan, second.
> Pacing race, mile heats, best two II
three, c. H. Guy first; F. F. Collin
| second; I. T. Gardner third.
Y One mile race, (colored) running
!. Bill Hardaman first; Elliott second.
y One half mile mule race, Rhodes
first; O'Neal, second.
}, THIRD DAY.
t Prizes awarded: Best bale lon
b staple cotton, W. I. Gates; best bal
It short staple, D. Billups; best bashe
# sweet potatoes, F. S. Wright; bes
Q bushel Irsh potatoes, T. J. Brattor
d best pumpkin, NJ. Price; best bushe
= corn, Nelson Mcneil; best gentleman
o saddle, Gabbert, Moore & Co.; bes
g stove, Leigh Hardware Co.: CT Du'
10 1st, prize, for White Rock and be-
display of chickens; Robt. McIea'
IS lat prize on Turkeys, Brahamas an
10 Wyandotts chickens; Dudley McLeo'
= 1st prize on Plymouth Rock chicken
ID Prize Of $3.50 for the ugliest ma,
d awarded to A. N. Richman. Prii
a. would have been awarded to G.
le Penn, had he not ''sold out" to Rict
j. man. Mrs. J. E. Greenhaw, lst prii
y, on P. ducks and 1st on buff cochl
A. fchickens; Robt. Hall, 1st prize on p
g, game chickens: Best lady rider, Mi
8, Mamie Weeks; best gentleman ride
e. Dr.. G. Y. Gillespie; best boy rider
es Mayes Jones, lst; Jimmie Raybour
E. End; and Guy Gates, Srd.
a: .,- .p,;t5g RACES. .,.'
by Quarter mile heats, two In thre
R. Morgan, 1st; Rounsoville and Hard
man, dead heat, dividing premium.
ho Trott!ng race, half mile heats, be
y: two in three, Hargett, 1st; Hagan, 2n
of Six hundred yard dash, fdnnin
A. Morgan, 1st; Richman, End.
bv One half mile, mule race, Ables, i
by Jones, End. a: ""o#5 ,..~>
nd One half mile, mustang race, W
.rs Harris, 1st; E. E. Pettebone, 2nd.
uy' n Rakars lat uranium on I, O,