The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-15

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less Spartan, Dietrich & spauling.
Boar months and under IL months:
First, Capitol. Campbell and H. G.
Dawson's Sons; third, Hannibal, j.
w. Ferguson. Topeka. Boar pig I'M
der months: First, By Oak Brook
Medder I'd, J. w. Ferguson; second,
BY Onward Chief, Walters Bros, Exc
ter, Neb. Sow 2 years or over: First,
Proud Giantess, Dawson, thompson
& Walters; second. Chief's reserve,
H. c. Dawson's Sons. Sow Is months
and under years: First, Pans Prin-
cess H. c. Dawson's Sons; second
Lady Logan, g. Y. Burke. Sow IL
Lady Perfection, S. Y. Burke; second,
Perfection Girl, S. 7. Burke Gilt, o
months and under IL months: First,
by COLOSSUS, Campbell & Dawson;
second. by Waldridge, S. 7. Burke;
third, by Waldridge, S. Y. Burke,
Boar and 3 sows over year: First,
Dawson, Thompson &c walters; Sec
ond, 8. Y. Burke.
The race schedule postponed Tuesday
on account of the heavy condition OF
the track has been showed ahead for
today. Each schedule will be placed
one day ahead-as result that Friday
races will come on Saturday. 1t was
first announced that the events would
be sandwiched in between the other
events of the week but this scheme
the idea Of the secretary OF the assoc
ciatiOu-waS changed through the pro-
tests of the horsemen.
This afternoon the regular Tuesday
races are being carried out This in
cludes the big Derby which has sue
ceeGed in drawing the big crowd: The
whole programme with entries Is as
follows:
2:25 pace, starters: DAISY Dorf, Hal
wood, Roscoe Medium. Eldoro, strain
Lulu Hurst, Charmond, Mabel Cox, MISS
SOC tro+ starters: Mona A Teddy
r, owned by D. o. Crane, Topeka; L.
l. Crum, Windsor Bocaza, May Bios
som and Jessie E.
2:12 pace, starters: Cosa, Mrs. M A.
smith. Newton, kan; Farmer Boy,
Arch McBaird, Buffalo; Ginger, H. w
Brown, Parsons; Banner Leaf, M q.
Strickland. Chanute; Sly s. and T.,
Shenard and Chain Cofreyville; Silver
n. wallace Brothers. Laclene, Mo-;
Capadellaw w, J. Idle, Hallsville, MO;
Miss Sherbet, J. A. DAILY, Nevada, Mo;
Beazley, John Harrison. Mt Leonard,
Mo; Kewanee Riley, II Frye, Chanute;
S. S. All, John Convey; Stromsburg,
Neb; Rosewater. L. H. Dunn Deere,
Ill; Brewers Kid, J. L. Brewer, Pu-
ehlo, Col; Oakland Bell. w. A. Stew
art. Dodge City; Daniel Webster, w. Fl.
Derby starters: Fair Messenger, The
Sultan, Volsel, Bobby Cook and Albert
GILL
Five furlongs, starters: George Wy
more. Norehen, Cornf1eld Queen, Spi-
der johnson, Daisy Bee and Bob Curt.
One of the finest exhibits of cattle
at the fair is that shown by Mr.. G. A.
Stannard of Emporia. This exhibit is
picked from the famous Sunny Slope"
herd which numbers over 400 head.
The Herefords of this exhibit show
that the owner has taken great pains
to make the word equality show
from every point that the educated
stockman may look for earmarks of
good breeding. Although the stock
are of the finest the prices are very
low and Mr.. Stannard has for sale
some of the best, of his large herd
which can be had at the close. of the
fair.
One of the best of the horse ex-
hibits at the fair is the one shown by
North & Robinson of Grand Island
and Cairo. Neb. There are 16 head of
stock of three well known breeds
Pcrcheron, Shires and Belgian. They