Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-03-24
Report OF Committee To Revise
Premium List.
ADOPTED AT MEETING Or DIRECTORS Or
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Your committee desire to report as fol-
lows:
The committee at the call of the chair
man met on March 2 at the residence Of
Mr.. Joseph H. Bradley. Present Mr.. John
G. Bentley, chairman Jos. H. Bradley, VIM
Dorsey, j. W. Jones and John E. Muncaster.
1t was determined to recommend numerous
changes throughout the entire premium
list and report at the first meeting of the
board. We wish to note here that about
the same amount of money is offered in
the premium list as recommended as has
been put up for a great many fairs, but
different division gives larger single pre-
miums The changes recommended are as
follows:
Premiums will be paid by check 80 days
after the fair, and 10 per cent will be de-
Quoted from all premiums where no entry
fee is paid. This does not apply to the
races.
Horses.
We recommend an entire new premium
list in this department and present the
following
The books of entries in this department
will be closed on Thursday. August "a, at
6 P. M, as program of judging will be
printed and distributed.
All exhibitors in this department will be
required to purchase an exhibitors ticket,
price $1.00.
No premiums will be paid except as
offered in this list
Brood mares must have produced one colt,
All animals may be entered wherever
eligible, but entry fees must be paid wher-
ever entered.
All animals shown in breeding classes
must be shown by halter.
THOROUGHBRED HORSES
Animals over years must be registered.
Under 2 years must be eligible to registra-
ton.
Stallion 3 years and above, first $40,
second Sc. Stallion years and under 3,
8 and S. Mares 8 years and above, 10
and 9. Filly years and under 3, 8 and S.
Yearling. either sex, and q.
SADDLE HORSES.
Mature animals to show walk, trot and
canter
Stallion 3 years and above, first $40,
second Sc. Stallion years and under 3,
and S. Mare years and above, 10 and
6. Filly years and under 3, 8 and S,
Yearling, either sex, 6 and d. Weanling,
either sex, S and 8.
STANDARDIZED Horses.
All animals 3 years old and above must
be registered. Those under years must
be eligible to registration.
Stallion years and above, first $40,
second SO. Stallion years and under 4,
8 and S. Stallion years and under 8,
and 4. Mare years and above, 10 and
6. Filly years and under 4, and S.
Filly 2 years and under 3, 6 and 4. Year
ling, either sex, S and 3. Weanling either
sex, S and 3.
PERcHER0N HoRsEs.
Animals over years must be registered.
Stallion years and above, first $l4,
second So. Stallion years and under, 5
and S. Brood mare 4 years and above,
10 and 6. Filly 3years and under, s and S.
CLYDEsDALE HORSES.
Animals over years must be registered.
Stallion years and above, first $t4,
second So. Stallion years and under, s
and S. Brood mare 4 years and above,
10 and 6. Filly 3 years and under 8 and s..
BELGIAN HORSES.
Animals over years must be registered,
Stallion years and above, first Sl4,
second So. Stallion 3 years and under. s
and 5. Brood mare years and above. 10
and 6. Filly 3 years and under, 8 and s.
ROADsTERs.
For horses fitted to produce light harness
horses for road use, No pure breds can
compete.
Stallion 4 years and above. first $40,
second So. Stallion 3 years and under a,
| 8 and S. Stallion 2 years and under 3.
| 9 and 4. Brood mare 4 years and above,
10 and 6. Filly years and under 4. s
and 5. Filly 2 years and under 3, 6 and 4.
| Yearling either SEX and g. Weanling,
either sex. and 3.
HEAVY DRAFT HORSES.
pure breds can compete.
Stallion years and above, first $40,
second 49, Stallion years and under 4,
8 and 5. Stallion 2 years and under 8,
and 4. Brood mare years and above,
10 and 6. Filly 3 years and under 4, 8
and 5. Filly years and under 3, 9 and d..
Yearling. either sex, 5 and 3. Weanling,
either sex. S and 3.
JACKS AND MULES
Jacks first So, second So Mule, either
sex, 3 years and under, g and 4.
HoRsE SHOW CLASSES.
An entry fee of 10 per cent of first pre-
MUM will be collected in all classes that
follow, except where noted, payable when
entry is made No deductions will be
made from premiums when there are four
or more paid up entries. If there are three
paid up entries, rs per cent of full amount
offered will be paid. If only two paid en-
tries. so per cent. will be paid.
Anima ole antarad In fhaoa f.lacaaa tgill
not be assigned stalls on the grounds. but
accommodations have been secured within
a short distance for those which will stay
over night. They will only be required on
the grounds 80 minutes before their classes
are called for judging.
Animals, when brought to the show ring,
are under control of the judges. whose in
structions must be followed.
Questions Of unsOundness shall be de-
cided by veterinary examination by quail
fed veterinary surgeon
FARM TEAMS.
For team Of six horses, first $50, second
$50.
Entry fee SIS. All horses must be prop
erty Of exhibitor. To be shown TO regular
farm wagon and driven with single line
Performance to count so per cent. man.
ntTb, CONTAMINATION anu BcIitIdlHpDtdTdIlCt
Of animals 40 per cent
A prize of SIS to the driver of six-horse
or mule team who shows a well-kept team
and does the best driving. whether team
wins prize or not. Teamster must have
been with present employer at least one
year. No entry fee.
FOUR-HoRsE TEAM.
Entry fee $3.50 Same conditions as
six-horse team.
Four-horse team, first $50, second $40
Teamster prize for four-horse or mule team
SIS. Same conditions as six-horse team.
Two-HoRsE TEAM
Two-horse team to farm wagon. first SIS.
second $40. Entry fee $3.50.
MULE TEAMS.
Six-mule team, first $50. second $50 /;
entry fee IS. Four-mule team, first 20,
second is; entry fee $3.50. Two-mule
team. first IS, second 10 entry fee So So
Same conditions as six-horse teams