The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-23
Thursdays Proceedings.

Anufhuny1 EEoCccuiuSs.
The er9sd &C the fair ground to-day IL
much larger than yesterday. By the
noon hour the grand stand was pretty
well filed snd hundreds more sweiled
the crowd in the afternoon. Everybody
to -day seems to be gratitied over the con-
spicuous success the fair is proving 10
be in every way.
Class N. Swine.
best Berkshire boar. two years OF
over. Porter Bros. first premium and
Lewis Amos second.
Best Berkshire sow, two years or
over, ". Fl. DAVIS.
Best Berkshire boar, one year and
under. Porter Bros.
Best pair Berkshire pigs, under D
months, W. H. Davis
Best boar. any breed, Daisy Stock
Farm.
Best SOW. any age. pigs or more.
Daisy Stock Farm.
Best boar. any age or breed, Daisy
Stock FARM.
Break Track Record.
The feature of the races Thursday
afternoon was the fast time made by
Dorothy Redmond, belonging to the
Ketcham Farm, of Toledo. Ohio She
went against the track record of 2:1615
and clipped several seconds OIL IT,
making the mile in 2:124 and estab-
fishing new record not only for the
local track, but. for all Southern Half
Mile tracks. When the time was an
nounced the people went wild with
enthusiasm and threw up their hats ,
and shouted themselves hoarse.
The Other Race.
2:4O pace mile heats best in fol-
5000, was won in straight heats by
Finch, with Brown Sip, second. Jno |
A. third and Betty fourth. Best time
:2094.
The free-for all -trot, was won by /
Anna Gray In straight heats with FL
kin Girl second and Annie ID. third.
Time, s:25A; 2:224; 1894. The
road race for tIotters OF PAGERS. half
by Tod Sloan with Little Tipsy |
fourth. Best time, :124.
Maury County Road Race for $50. 90;
2 in 3, was won by Turk, with Eva
Hal second, Bonnie May third, and
Helen Mont fourth. Best time, ST.
The mule race was won by Frank !
Loftln, on Gray.
The pony race was won by Robert
Simms, on Niger, with Robt. Nc
Adams second.
Awarded.
Produce Of one mare to halter, T. A..
Hayes, of Moore County, fret premium,
Ewell Farm, second, get of one statlioD,
three colts, Cleburne Farm, first, Ew
sll Farm second; best pony under IA
nande, Robert McAdams first, w. A.
kittrell, second; best brood mare any
.ge or breed, Ewell farm premium. Oh
Donna Inez.
Horses Under Saddle.
Best stallion, three years and over,
Z. j. Vaughan, of Giles County, premi
I'm, John G. Sowell, OF Lipscomb, sec.
md; best stallion, two years old,
= j. Vaughn, premium; best mare
hree years and over, M. P. Wood, of
Bedford county, premium, F. s.
Wheeler second; best mare, two years
Id, Jno. G. Sowel, premium; best
Gliding, three years and over, DR. j L.
'oorhies, premium; j. H. Forgey
econd; best gelding, two years old,
no. G. Sowell, premium; best walk
rot and canter, mare or gelding. Elem |
'heegog, premium, M. p. Wood, of /
,edford county. second; best stallion, :
iare or gelding, special premium by :
'ethel House, Il. j. Vaughn, of Giles
ounty.
Miscellaneous.
+
Fastest walking horse. under saddle, t,
lem Campbell, first and DR.. j. Il. q
oornies. second; best coach stallion, =
by age or breed, the imported German y :,
bach, Ardenanne, property of j. Il
rouch q Son. Lafayette, Ind. best two
EAR old filfy, owned in Mapry county. .
ohm u. Sowell. of Lipscomb, premium; 4
est craft horse, mare or geldmg to
alter, imported Purcheron Mormon, |
Fargo, four year Old and weight
200 pounds, property OF j. Crouch &
d., Lafayette, Ind premium, best
orse colt under six monthe old, T. A