The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-09-06

have ring exhibits but the following
premiums were tied, the cattle being
) shown on the lawn:
TUESDAY.
At 2 pm, the contests for sheep took
place on the lawn near the stock pens
and for pure bred Southdowns resulted
as follows:
Best Buck, two years old and over,
Boyd Irwin, Danyille, first; E. B. Drake
& Son. Lexington, second
Best Buck, 1-year-old and under two,
Boyd Irwin, first; Letton Bros. second.
Best Buck, under one year, Abe Rem
lex, Clark county, first; Boyd Irwin,
second.
Best pair lambs, buck and eve, Abe
Renick, first; E. B Drake second.
Best eve, years old and over. Boyd
Irwin, first E. Drake & Sons, second.
Best ewe,1 yearold and under 2, Boyd
Irwin first; E. B. Drake & Sons. second.
Best eve, under year old, Abe Rem
lex. first; E. B. Drake & Son, second.
Sweepstakes, Best Buck any age. Abe
Renick, first; z. B. Drake & Son. Sec
Ond. Best eve any age, Boyd Irwin,
first; E. B. Drake & Sons. second. Long
wool sheep. Burgess Wood, of Muir,
KY, was the only entry in the various
rings they being awarded the premi-
ums.
The rain ceased at 2 80 o'clock, when
the contests for the best Shorthorn
cattle was held on the lawn resulting
as follows Best bull, years old and
over, Royal Sharon, owned by Abe
Renick first; Royal chief, owned by
]. M. Hall, Paris, second. This ring
was very close necessitating the call
ing in of Charles Marston as referee.
i Best bull, years old and under 3,
first, Signet owned by Abe Renick; sec
ond. Knights Gloster, owned by same.
Bull, year old and under 2. Royal
Bow, owned by ]. M. Hall, first one
entry.
Bull, under year five entries, A. P.
Adair, Bourbon, first ; Golden Royal,
owned by j. M. Hall. second. Cow
3 years old and over, Abe Renick, first
second, Innwood Duchess Peri, owned
by j. M. Hall.
Cow, 2..years old and under 8. Eighth
Mary of Inwood. owned by j. M. Hall,
first; second, Seventh Rose of Mag
ara, owned by Abe Renick
Cow, year old and under 2, Poppy
No. ia owned by Abe Renick, first
Ninth Mary of Inwood, owned by ].
NJ. Hall. second.
Cow, under year, Tenth Mary of
Inwood, owned by j. M. Hall, first;
Inwood Wild Eyes, owned by j. NJ.
Hall, second.
This completed the cattle exhibit for
Tuesday the remainder of the rings
going over till Wednesday.
WEDNESDAY.
Wednesday, the second day of the
! Bourbon Fair was just the opposite of
| Tuesday. A good crowd was on the
grounds. taking in the midway and
witnessing the excellent exhibits of
fine stock. The rings were we'll filled
! and competition was spirited.
In the ring for the best mare or geld
ing any age were seven entries, among
which were, The Chancellor, shown by
TIL. Smiley, of Lexington The Cardi-
nal, shown by John Smiley, of Lexing
ton; Mestioz, shown by T. G. Jeffer-
son, Of Lexington; Georgetown, shown
by E. G.. Ward, of Georgetown, and
Dude, shownsby Lew Chrisman, of Mt.
Sterling. The ribbon was a hard one
to tie and went 20 The Chancellor, first !;
Mestizo, second.
The next on the program was for
three gated saddle horses, mare or
gelding 1872 or under. First Belle
Cromwell, owned by G. F Nagel, of
Lexington; second, Bay Bird, owned
by Nathan Bayless, Jr., of Paris.
The next ring was for roadsters,
stallion any age, and brought out two
entries, Sunland Chief, shown by j.
Miller Ward, of Paris. and Bourbon
Chief. shown by E. B. Allen, of North
Middletown, Sunland Chief was award
ed the honors
The pony exhibits were the features
of the afternoon, the ribbons being tied
amid much enthusiasm. Every pony
winning ribbon was raised by l.. C.
Price, of Lexington. The ring for the
best mare or gelding any age, showed
ten entries, among which were Sallie
Nc, shown by L. G. Smith, of Licking
ton; Dolly L., shown by L. C.. Price,
of Lexington; LaBelle, shown by For
rest LettOn. of Paris, and Buss, shown
by Hervey Kerr, of Lexington. The
first ribbon went to Sallie Nc, while
the red ribbon was tied to LaBelle.
Stations to harness contained three
entries, and was decided as follows
First, The Major, owned by l.. c.
Price, of Lexington second. Billy
Button, owned by Miss Annie Wilson,
Paris.
For the best pony 3 years old and
under A. L. c. Price, of Lexington,
was first and second with Girendea and
Lucille respectively.
! Pony 2 years old and under 8. First,
Cock Robin. shown by Kerr & Thomas,
of Lexington; second. L. C. Price. of
!. Lexington. zwc---
Pony l year old and under 2. Annie
T., shown by j. A. Wilson, first );
second, L. c. Price, of Lexington.
Pony under year. SQUIRREL shown
by l.. I. Price, of Lexington, first !;
Lottie shown by T. c. Smith, of Lex
ington, second.
Model pony, stallion, mare or geld
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