The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-21
STATE FAIR AWARDS TO B0UR-
BON HORSEMEN.


At the State Fair,s in Louisville,
last week, Bourbon exhibitors as
usual secured large number of |
awards on their live stock. John H.
Mari, Letton Vimont, j. T. Jefferson.
A. G. Jones, McCray Bros, Power &
Best and E. K. Thomas, Jr., were
among the successful exhibitors.
Among the awards to local stockman
were the following:
Saddle And Harness Horses.
Ring No. 98-The roadster cham
pionship, $500; roadster stallion,
mare or gelding: Martha Wilson, Nc
Cray Bros, North Middletown, KY,
first; Vernon Holt, R. E. Moreland,
Lexington, second; Iosa the Great,
John P. Grocer, Upland, Pa, third;
Miss Actwell, w. S. Nicoll, Wood
burn, KY, fourth.
Ring No. 89-Junior Championship
Saddle Stake; stallion, mare or geld
ing, a years old and under: Noble
man, w. S. Nicoll, first; Catherine
Haynes, John p. Grocer, second; st.
Cecilia, A. G.. Jones & Son, North
Middletown, KY, third; Sally Ameri-
ca, Mrs. Loula Long Combs, Kansas
City, fourth.
Ring No. 9O-Champion horses;
three-gaited saddle horses; mare or
gelding; Shadow Lawn, McCray
Bros, first; Waterman, Hugh C. Viii
loughby, Lexington, second.
Ring No. 80-Fine harness horses;
mare, a years old and over: Rose of
Killarney, Kalarama Farm, first; My
jamie; Power & Best, Paris, KY, sec
ond; Katherine Douglas, Allen & Son,
Richmond, KY, third.
Ring No. 82-Five-gaited saddle
horses; stallion;~2 years old and un-
der 3: Cabell King, T. j. Jones, North
Middletown, KY, first; Richelist, Pow
hatan Stock Farm, second r. E. God
dard, Harrodsburg, KY, third.
Ring No. 84-Fine harness horses;
pair, regardless of sex; Jack Ward
worth and mate, Power & Best, first;
Mcdonald ard mate, E. D. Moore, Co
lumbia, Mo-, second; Kentucky
Beauty and Ileen William, Ray &
Duff, third.
Ring No. s61z Championship year.
ling Saddle Stake; colt or filly, foal of
1916: Blanchita, A. G.. Jones & Son.
North Middletown, KY, first; Menocal,
p. K. Thomas, Jr., Paris, KY, second;
Fair Acres Precious Thing, Fair Acre
Farm, Winchester, KY, third; Mary
Doll, Kaiarama Farm, fourth.
Letton VimOnt won the first tie in
the plantation saddle horse ring, his
great four-year-old chestnut sorrel
walking horse, Blonde, easily
capturing the first money in this ring
Blonde is said by competent judges
to be about the best walking horse in
no nfrvy hos cl
five rings during the past six weeks,
capturing four first premiums.
Best stable of horses owned or
controlled by exhibitor, four or
more horses to constitute a stable,
A. G. Jones & Son, third.
Fine harness horses; stallion 2
years old and under 8: Cabell King,
T. J. Jones, North Middletown, KY,
first; Past Master, e. K. Thomas
Jr., Paris, third.
Fine harness horses; stallion
years and under 4; Highland Choice,
McCray Bros, North Middletown.
first.
Stake for saddle-bred foal: A. G..
Jones & Sons entry, first.
Three-gaited saddle horses, mare
and gelding, not exceeding Is hands:
Shadow Lawn, McCray Bros, first.
Worlds Championship, $4,000,
best 5-gaited stallion, any age: Ad-
miral King, A. G. Jones, North Mid
dletown, second.
Combined Harness and Five-Gaited
Saddle Horse, Mare, Any Age:
Nickollette, McCray Bros, North
Middletown, second; st. Cecilia, A.
G. Jones, North Middletown, third.
Fine harness horses, mares, over
year and under @: Blanchita, A. |
G.. Jones, North Middletown, first.
Stake of saddle-bred foal; filly |
foal of 1917: Pauline Frederick, A. |
G. Jones, third.
Five-gaited saddle horses; gelding |
under years old: Rector, A. G.
Jones, first.
Five-gaited Saddle Horses, stallion,
3 years old and under 4: Highland |
Choice, McCray Bros, North Middle
town, first.
Runabout horses, mare or gelding: |
Jack Wadsworth, Power & Best, of
Paris, second.
Worlds Championship. $4,000; |
best five-gaited saddle mare, any
age: st. Cecilia, A.. G. Jones, North |
Middletown, second; Lady Beautiful,
A. G. Jones, third.
Combined harness and fve-gaited |
stallion, any age: Charming King, |
Power e Best, of Paris, third.
Heavy harness horses, stallion, |
mare or gelding, 1872 or over: Sis |
ter Ann, McCray Bros, North Mid
dletown, second.
Fine harness horses; geldings un.
der years old: Rector, A. G. Jones |
& Son, North Middletown, first.
Championship stake for saddle-bred
foals; colt or filly, foal of 1917:
Pauline Frederick, A. G.. Jones &
Son, third.
Rockaway, depot wagon and coupe
horses; mare or gelding not less than
1872: Sister Ann, McCray Bros,
North Middletown, second.
ROadsters; mare years old and
over: Martha Washington, McCray