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BREEDING MAEE3 AND COLTS. 



W. W. Greenwood, Marlboro', best mare and colt, $4 00 

 Willard Eixford, Winchester, second best, 2 00 



C. Mason, Sullivan, best three years old colt, 2 00 



D. W. Bill, Gilsum, best two years old, 1 00 

 The committee recommended a gratuity to Justin W. 



Kims, of Marlboro', for a fine two years old, of 



Transactions. 

 H. T. Davis, Al stead, best yearling colt, Transactions. 



Ivory Ide, Hinsdale, Transactions. 



The committee awarded a gi-atuity to Holland 

 Mason, of Wali^ole, for a very fine mare and 

 colt of 1 00 



Also, to Sullivan Cross of "West Swanzey, Lucius 

 Smith of Winchester, J. Kingsbury of Surry, A. 

 Hatch, Jr., of Alstead, F. H. Cutter of Jaffrey, 

 and Leonard Holbrook of Swanzey, each a gra- 

 tuity of 50 

 There were thirteen mares with colts by their side en- 

 tered for premium, nearly all of a superior quality. The 

 committee regretted that no more one, two, and three years 

 old colts were presented for premium. 



WOEK, MATCHED AND CARRIAGE HORSES. 



J. B. Elliott, Keenc, best work horse, $3 00 



Samuel Burbank, Chesterfield, second best, 2 00 



J. Herrick, Marlboro', best carriage horse, 3 00 



Stephen B. Earrar, Troy, second best, 2 00 



For want of competition the committee did not see fit to 

 award any premium on matched horses. 



