The Bourbon news., 1912-09-04
OPENING Days EXHIBIT
Pony Show the Feature of First
Day and Many Witness
Excellent Rings.
GOLDEN GIRL IS A WINNER
Takes Harness Horse Event From
Hazel Down and the Great
Princess V.
GOLDEN GIRL IS A WINNER

tremely not WedIner winch preValleu
in no wise affected the attendance
which was fully up to the average of
former years for the opener.
The opening day which is usually set
apart as special day for the ladies
and children had the effect of bringing
out large number of the fair sex and
number of children who attended.
The day was marked by as fine a
stock show as has taken place since
the organization of the society and
each ring brought out Its quota of
blooded stock to compete for the at
tractive premiums and in each instance
the competition was exceptionally
strong.
In the Shorthorn show Felix Renick,
of Winchester. captured all of the pre-
miums with his excellent string of
show stock.
The Shetland pony exhibit was the
best. according to judges, that has oc-
Cured in Kentucky, with L. c. Price,
of Lexington, who had here his show
string that has taken premiums at all
thescounty fairs in the State, at the
long end. Competition in this class
furnished no little excitement and
each award made by the judge broguht
forth vociterous applause.
Mr.. Price was successful in securing
five first premiums and two seconds i'm
the pony rings while the Barbee Stock
Farm of Millersburg. was second with
one blue and two red ties.
The fancy turnout driven ny chill
dren twelve years old and under
brought out three entries. and in which
Miss Lucille Caywood. the pretty lit
tile daughter of Mr.. an Mrs. H. S.
Cawyood, of HNorth Middletown, re-
ceived the first award while John M.
Stuart, of Paris, was awarded the Sec
ond premium.
Hazel Dawn, owned by Matlack; &
Shropshire, of Winchester, Princess
", the property of Allie Jones, of
North Middletown, and Golden Girl
exhibited by j. r. Pagan. of Brooks
vile, met in the fancy harness horse
ring which resulted in victory for the
mare of Mr.. Pagan while the CLARK
county entry captured the second rib.
bon. Mr.. Jones was unplaced with his
fine show mare.
The New York saddle horse ring
went to Matlack & Shropshire on their
fine:show mare. June Bride, while Cay
wood & Hamilton of North Middle
town, captured the second premium.
Only three horses were exhibited in
this class, the third being Ada B., the
property Of Collins & Redmon, OF
North Middletown.
Allie Jones captured the first pre-
MUM on the roadster stallion with
Richelieu King. with Collins & Red
mon a close second with King Edward.
The colt show, with its three-way
premium, brought out dozen entries
and after fully half an hours delib-
ration the blue ribbon was tied on the
prize show colt cf Plummer & Nc
Clure, of Paris, while second hOnOrs
went to Allie Jones of N orth Middle
town, and third to K. E. Goddard, of
Harrodsburg. Following are the
awards:
SHORTHORN, OR BEEF CATTLE.
Bull, year old and under 2, q entry)
Felix Renick, Winchester
Bull, under l year. Il entry) Felix
Renick, Winchester.
Best Heifer. years old and nnder 8,
Felix Renick, Winchester.
Best Heifer, | year old and under 2,
Felix Renick, first and second.
Best Heifer calf, under one year,
Felix Renick, first and second.
SHETLAND PONIES.
Best mare or gelding, any age, in
harness,-L. c. Price, Lexington, first;
Frank Collins, North Middletown,
second.
Best stallion, any age, in harness. =
l.. G. Price, Lexington, first; Barbee
Stock Farm, Millersburg, second.
Best pony, year old and under four.
-Barbee Stock Farm, Millersburg,
first; Johnson Bros. Muir, second.
Pony, 2 years old and under 3. Henry
Caywood, North Middletown, first;
Barbee Stock Farm, second.
Pony, year old and under 2,-L. c.
Price, Lexington, first and second
Pony under one year,-L. G. Price,
Lexington, first and second.
Fancy turnout, Lucille Caywood,
first; John M. Stuart, second.
Brooded Pony, L. G. Price, Lexing-
ton. first; Frank Collins, North Middle
town, second.
Saddle Pony, years old and under,
-Stoddard Young, first; Harriet
Rogers, second.
Fancy Harness Horses-J. K.
Pagan, Brooksville, first; Matlack
& Shropshire, Winchester, second.
New York saddle horse mare or
gelding, -Matlack & Shropsh shire. first;
Caywood q Hamilton, second
Roadster Stallion, any ge,-Allie
Jones, first; Collins and Redmon,
second.
Best colt, either sex, under year.
Plummer & Mcclure, first; Allie Jones,
second; R. E. Goddard. Harrodsburg,
third.
LONG WOOL SHEEP.
Buck, years old and over.-E. M.
Shrout, Georgetown, first.
Buck, year old and over 2-J. L.
Hoffman, Muir, KY.