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Saddle Pony Under l^i/a Hands ($25, $15, $10, $5) — First, D. S. Reed on 

 JJeauty Spot; second, Mrs. Adam Sterling- on Blackbird; third, D. G. WClty; 

 fourth, Geo. Brideson oa Sparkle Suncock. 



Saddle Pony lOi/z to llVo Hands ($25, $15, $iU, $5) — First, K. G. Munday 

 on Black Prince; second, D. G. Welty on Lady Starlight; third, D. G. Welty 

 on Flora; fourth, Mrs. Adam Sterling on Nip. 



Saddle Pony lli/:. to" 121/2 Hand.s ($25, $15, $10, $5) — First, Seth Way &. 

 Son on Tommy Trot; second, Mrs. Adam Sterling on Lynette of Montrose; 

 third, F. R. Wilson; fourth, Geo. Brideson. 



Saddle Pony l^i/a to 13% Hand.s ($25, $15\— First. Mrs. Adam Sterling on 

 Duchess; second, Mrs. Adam Sterling on Fickle. 



Saddle Pony I'dV^ to 14ya Hands ($25, $15) — First, Chesney Farms on Per- 

 sonality; second, Mrs. Adam Sterling on Freckles. 



Champion Saddle Pony ($50, Reserve Ribbon) — Champion, Chesney Farms 

 on Personality; reserve, Seth Way & Son on Tommy Trot. 



STABLE MANAGERS I'RJZES. 



Managers or Superintendents of the Stsible Winnin-g: the Greatest Xuniber 

 of Ribbons (either blue red, white or pink, in Pony classes; $50, $25, $15, 

 $10) — First, Mrs. Adam Sterling; second, D. G. Welty; third, Earl M. Dixon; 

 fourth, F. R. Wilson. 



Itest Stable Heeorations (neatest and most attractive Pony exhibit; $30, 

 $25, $20)— First, Earl M. Dixon; second, D. G. Welty; third, Mr.s. Adam Ster- 

 ling. 



MULES. 



Exhibitors — ^Wyatt Carr & Son, Collins ; Thos. G. Hughes, Knoxville ; F. L. 

 Hutson & Son, State Center ; J. W. Lisle, Jamaica ; Carroll McKibben, Earlham ; 

 R. R. Topping, Dawson ; Capt. R. C. Woodruff, Ft. Des Moines. 



Judge Turner R. Haden^ Columbia, Missouri. 



aiule Four Years Old or Over ($25, $20, $10, $5) — First, F. L. Hutson & 

 Son; second, Wyatt Carr & Son; third, Wyatt Carr & Son; fourth, AVyatt 

 Carr & Son. 



Mule Over Three and Under Four ($25, $20. $10, $5) — First, F. L. Hutson 

 «S: Son; second, Carroll McKibben on Maud; third, Wyatt Carr & Son; fourth, 

 Thos. G. Hughes on Brownie. 



Mule Over Two and Under Three ($25, $20, $10, $5) — First, F. L. Plutson & 

 Son; second, Thos. G. Hughes on Mickey; third, F. L. Hutson & Son; fourth, 

 Carroll McKibben on Spot. 



Mule Over One and Under Two ($25, $20, $10) — First, F. L. Hutson & Son; 

 second, F. L. Hutson & Son on MoUie; third, Wyatt Carr & Son. 



3Iule Colt Under One Year ($25) — First, Carroll McKibben. 



-Mule Over 15 Hands ($25, $20, $10, $5) — First, F. L. Hutson & Son, second, 

 F. L. Hutson & Son; third, Carroll McKibben on Maud; fourth, Wyatt Carr 

 & Son. 



Mule Under l."> Hands ($25, $20) — First, F. L. Hutson & Son; second, Wyatt 

 Carr & Son. 



Pair Mules Over 2,400 Pounds, to Be Shown in Harness ($25, $20, $10, $5) — 

 First, F. L. Hutson & Son; second, Wyatt Carr & Son; third, J. W. Lisle; 

 fourth, W^yatt Carr & Son. 



Tandem Team ($25, $20) — First, F. L. Hutson & Son; second, Wyatt Carr 

 & Son. 



Four-Mule Team ($25, $15, $10, $5) — First, Wyatt Carr & Son; second, F. L. 

 Hutson & Son; third. Capt. R. C. Woodruff: fourth. Capt. R. C. Woodruff. 



Five 3Iules, Any Age ($25, $15, $10) — First, F. L. Hutson .."t Son; second, 

 Wyatt Carr & Son; third, Wyatt Carr & Son. 



