The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
JUDGE PLEASED
AT QUALITY OF
HORSES AT FAIR
Show of Be1gians and Per
cherons Equal to That of
State Exhibit.


HAGERSTOWN, Ind. Sept. 81
Horsemen and trainers generally. that
are attending the Hagerstown Horse
Show have expressed the opinion that
the show Of Belgians and registered
Percherons WAS equal to that of the
state fair.
Classes that were graded and judged
by w. H. Baker, of the Baker Stock
company, of Indianapolis, were far bet
ter than promoters Of the fair thought
would appear. Mr.. Baker expressed
his pleasure at judging the display in
the registered classes and declared
that it was the best show he ever had
judged in that class
Judging of the horses continued
throughout Friday and there were
few left for Saturday. The most in
teresting show In the entire judging
was that OF the champion of the show
in the sweepstakes for the registered
stallion. Judge Baker had to call for
the services of Jacob Macklin, of Port
land, and E. Blainey. Of Chicago and
on second ballot, the silver cup was
awarded to Souder and Knode, with
McClair and Sons, OF Lima, o, placed
as reserve"
List Of Awards.
Following are list OF awards made
in the horse show and also list of
exhibits and prizes In the women's de-
partment of the fair:
Stations, three years old and under
Albert Day, Springport, first, $40;
Dennis Craig. Hagerstown, second, IS;
McClain and Sons, Lima, third, ribbon.
Two years old and under three
Souder and Knode, Hagerstown, first,
Sc; Albert Day, Springport, SO, sec
ond; Don Modlin, Cambridge City,
third. ribbon.
Yearling stations and under two
years-McClain and Sons, Lima, first,
Sc: Albert Day, Springport, second, 81
Best brood mare with colt at side
Albert Day, Springport, first, $40; Nc
Claim and Sons, Lima, second, So; Al
bert Dine, Hagerstown, third, ribbon.
In the Belgian mare class, years
old and under-McClain and Sons of
Lima took the silver cup and second
prize, $3.50; A. B. Carter of Hagers-
town took the ribbon.
In the Percheron mare class McClain
and Sons, Lima, were first, a silver
cup; Henshaw and Clifford, Hagers-
town, second, $3.50; and McClain Sons
also third, ribbon.
Other Draft Horses
In the graded draft class, mare or
gelding, four year old or over, Souder
and Knode, Hagerstown, won with
prizes, SO and So.
Three year old and under-Souder
and Knode, Hagerstown, first, $500;
Harley Sears, Newcastle, second, So
Two year old and under three-Mc
Claim & Son, Lima, first and second,
s.. SIS; Jerry E. Meyers, Hagerstown,
third, ribbon.
Yearling class-McClain & Sons,
Lima, first, 81; Henshaw and Giffard,
Hagerstown. second, 50.
Filly, Registered class-McClain &
Sons. Lima, first and third, 81 and
ribbon; Albert Day, Springport, sec
ond 50.
1917 Colts = Bert Souder, Hagers-
town, first, 81; Clayton Saylor, Dow
ton. second, 81; Clyde Piper, Corners
Vile. ribbon.
Mare with colt each to show so per
cent in registered class-McClain &
Sons of Lima, took all three prizes
$40. S. and ribbon These were all
premium animals and the result was
obvious.
Colt, one entry, 1917-Clyde Piper
Connersvil1e, 81. 81, ribbon
Light Draft teams, shown hitched-
Walter zimmerman, Jacksonburg, first
$40; Harley Sears, Newcastle, second
$500.
Other Horse Awards
Champion Colt = Albert Day OF
Sons, Lima, second, third, and fourth
ribbons.
Heavy Team (grade) in Harness
Souder and Knode, first and third
SIS and SIS; Clyde Piper, Springport
second, $40.
Especially Stallion with two or more
gets-Souder and Knode, Hagerstown
FIRST, SO; McClain & Sons, second and
third, So and ribbon.
General Purpose Glass hftched tc
buggy-Clyde Piper, Connersville, frs
SO; Harley Sears, Newcastle, second
and third, SIS and ribbon.
Women's department, Mrs. T. s
Walker, superintendent
Tatting display, pieces-Rutt
Heiny, first; Esther Boroughs, second
Lunch cloth-Mrs. Dock Stewart
first; Mrs. c. B. Evans, second; Mrs
D. F. Stephenson, third.
Center piece white embroidery-Mrs
A. r. Jones; Ruth Hieney, second.
Pillow cases-Ruth Heiney, first;
Mrs. Henry Keagy, second.
Towels, large pair-Mrs. Blair Hart
ley. first; Mrs. D. T. Stephenson, sec
ond
Dresser cover and cushion-Mrs. A
A. Jones, first.
Ladies night dress-Ruth Heiney
first: Hazel Van Meter, second.
Corset cover-Mrs. A. A. Jones, first
Fancy apron-Mrs. A. R. Jones, first
Best hand made garment-Mrs. A
R. Jones, first; Mrs. George Parsons
second.
Fancy workbag-Mrs. A. r. Jones
first.
Quilt, cotton applique-Mrs. Rebecc;
Stewart, first and second prizes.
Quilt. cotton batting-Irene McDan
iel, first; Mrs. Dock Stewart, second