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III, third owned by George Redhead,
Des Moines, Iowa; Beau Lou {steer),
fourth, owned by Maxim Brothers, Lees
Summit, Mo.
Steer or spayed heifer one-year-old AMI
under two, The Woods Principal, first,
owned by G.. p. Henry, Goodnow, III.
Clipper, second, owned by T.. +. B. Sol
ham, Chillicothe, Mo-; Hickory Grove,
third, owned by G. P. Henry, 1Goodnew.
ILL.,; Avalett, fourth, owned by Thomas
Clark, Beecher, Ill.,
In the class for Aberdeen-Angus the
prize for champion steer or spayed heifer
went to Maple Leaf Steadfast, shown by
NJ A. Judy & Son, Williamsport, Ind
Judy &, Son also took first prize for best
lot of three head owned by one exhibitor.
In the class for Aberdeen-Angus the
championship, for steer or spayed heifer.
was awarded to Premium, shown by w.
J. Rudd, Eden Mills, Ont.
Mr.. Rudd also took first prize for the
best three head shown by one exhibitor.
In the class for red polled cattle the
championship for steer or spayed heffer
was awarded to Andrew Bros, of Cedar
vile, Ohio who also took first prize for
the best lot of three head.
Minnesota Loaded with Prizes.
Tamwortil aogs-Class 57-Boar, two
year-old or over, Minnesota university
experiment station, first prize.
+ Glass 5S-Boar, one year old or over,
Minnesota university experiment station,
first and second prizes.
Glass 59-Boar six months old and
under one year, Minnesota university ex-
pertinent station, first; r. 8. Hartley
Pittsfield Pa, second.
Glass 60-Boars under six years old, r.
S. Hartley, Pittsfeld, Pa, first; Mime
sofa university experiment station.
second.
Class 61-Sow two years old or over,
r. S. Hartley, first; Minnesota university
experiment station, second.
Glass 62-Sow, one year old and under
two, r. S. Hartley, first; Minnesota ex
pertinent station, second.
Glass 6s-Sew six months old and unGer
one year. Minnesota experiment station
first and second.
Glass 64-Sow under six months old, r.
S. Hartley. first and second.
Glass 65-Boar any age, Minnesota ex-
pertinent station.
Champion Tamworth sow, any age,
first, r. S. Hartley, Pittsfeld, Pa.
In the class for large Yorkshire swine
the following were awarded first prizes.
! Champion boar, any age, D. c. Flat &
Son.
Champion sow, any age. D. C. Flat &c
Son.
In the class for other distinct breeds
of swine the following were awarded first
prizes:
Champion boar, any age, Davis Bros,
Dyer, Ind, first.
Champion sow, any age, Davis Bros.
Sheep were exhibited from Illinois,
Iowa. Minnesota and Michigan and many
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prize in the first contest.
Shropshires, fat wethers, first, Richard
Gibson; Delaware, Ont; second, John
Campbell, Woodville, Ont; third, Richard
Gibson.
Prizes for Drafters.
In the class for draft horses, breeding
division, first prizes were awarded as fol-
lows:
Percheron stallion, four years OLD or
over, Charles Belain, Durham, Fletcher
& Coleman, Wayne, Ill.
Percheron stations, three years old
and under four Pourquipois, Durham,
Fletcher & Coleman.
Percheron stations, two years old and
under three, Kruger, Durham, Fletcher
& Coleman.
Four Percherons, any age, the get OF
one sire, Kruger, Pourquipois, Ludis and
Cyfron, owned by Durham, Fletcher &
Coleman.
Champion stallion, any age, Pourqui-
pois Durham, Fletcher & Coleman.
Champion mare, any age, Linda, Dun
ham, Fletcher & Coleman.
Best American-bred Percheron stallion,
three years old and over, 1tasca, j. H.
McMillin, Hesper, Iowa.
Best American-bred Percheron marc.
three years old and over, Linda, Dun
ham, Fletcher & Coleman.