The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-29
THE PIEDMONT FAIR
NOW IN FULL SWING
OPENED IN GREENWOOD
YESTERDAY WITH GOOD
ATTENDANCE
OFFICERS PLEASED
Management Deserve Much Gre
dit for Excellent Display of
Fine Horses.
OFFICERS PLEASED

The Piedmont Fair, which embrac-
es fifteen counties of this State, open
| ed in Greenwood yesterday morning.
| The attendal was not as large in
the morning as was hoped for, due no
doubt to the free street parade OF q
| wild west show. However. the crowds
increased In the afternoon. The off,
| GERS were we'll pleased and are con-
| fident that the attendance will be
much larger the two remaining days
OF the fair.
Air Flights.
The feature attractions of the day
was two flights made by the aviator,
John Richter of New York. Making
his start from the grounds of the
Bailey Military Institute. the aviator
| rose high into the air and circled
! above the grand stand several times,
before returning to his starting point.
The Horse Show.
The management of the fair asso-
| citation deserve much credit for the ex-
| cellent display OF fine horses. or spec
ial mention in yesterdays show was
the single roadster class. w. w. Burg
| iss OF Greeenviile, judge of the horse
| show, stated that the exhibition in
| this class excelled any that he had
ever seen at any previous fair or horse
show. The prizes in this department
were awarded as follows:
Breeding Glasses.
Entry No. Jack, open-L. I. San
ders, 1st prize.
Entry No. 2, mule colt, 2 to 8 years
L. 1. Sanders, 1st prize, j. w. Whar-
ton.
Entry No. 3. Mule colt, to years.
III. H. Eddy, 1st prize; L. I. Sanders,
End.
Entry No. a. Mule colt under twelve
months--J. d. Arlington, LIST prize;
W. s. Sanders, End.
Entry No. z, Brood mare-R. o.
Pinson, 1st prize; l.. I. Sanders. End,
Entry No. 8. Brood mare and OFF
Bprtng-E. L. Brooks, 1st prize; L. /.
Sanders. End.
Entry No. 9.-Horse Colt, 2 to 8
years-W. p. Williamson, LIST prize; p.
C. Pollatti End.
Entry No. 10-Horse Colt 1 to 2
years --J. w. McCaslan LIST prize; A.
Entry No. 12-Filly,2 to years-H.
G. Fleming LIST prize; e. L. Anderson
End. .a
Entry No. 1s-FIlly 1 to 2 years
Jas. Hi2tar. 1st prize.
Entry No. 14-Filiy under twelve
months-E. L. Brooks, 1st prize; r.
o. Pinson. End.
Saddle and Harness Classes.
Entry No. 8, Five gated saddle horse
Farmer. Pratt Henderson, 1st prize;
r. r. Talbert, End.
Entry No. 14.-Fine harness horse,
open. J. Fretwell, LIST prize; NJ. c..
Wise, End.
Entry No. 2-Three gated saddle
horse ridden by a lady, open--T. p.
Henderson, LIST prize; Pratt Hender-
son. End prize.
Entry No. 20-Single Roadster, op-
en--A. L. Dean, 1st prize; Smith &
Ficaens. znd.
Entry NO. zz-Singie harness mule,
home raised, L. I. Sacders, LIST prize;
Entry No. 9--Single harness horse,
driven by 3 lady, farmer class. J.
Ffetwell, LIST prize; T. p. Henderson,
End.
Entry No. S--Combination saddle
and harness horse. open--W. C. Ha=
good. LIST prize; W; strawhorn. End.
Entry No. 25-Patr OF Mules. open
Is Racing.
i The horse racing was also very
good and the following are the prize
winpors:
First heat Of trottlng race-w.i H.
Emerson, lat prize; Ferguson End; w.
%. Hagood, Ord and 4th.
Second heat trotting race--W. II.
Emerson, Lat prize = w. c. Hagood,
lind, Ferguson, 3rd; w. G. Hagood, 4tli;
A. r. Dean, Jr.. 9th.
Third heat or trotting race Fergu-
| -.