MIRES AND SUCKING COLTS. 



BREEDING SOAVS. 



1st premium to I. B. Woodward, Fitchburg, 3 00 



2d premium to Josepli Miller, Westminster, 2 00 



8d premium to A. Whitman, Fitchburg, 1 00 



J. 8. Burdett, Leominster, for his breeding sow and pigs, a gratuity 

 of $2.00 ; being late on the ground but worthy of consideration. 



J. U, SAWTELL, Chairman. 



STALLIONS. 



The Committee on Stallions, award the 1st premium of SI 2. 00, to 

 E. T. Miles of Fitchburg, for his horse " King Philip." 



The 2d premium of $8.00 to Jones & Perkins of Wilton, N. H., 

 fjr their horse " Abdallah." 



Had suHicient s])ecimens of tlio stock of " Abdallah " been exhib- 

 ited to the Committee, perhaps the awards might have been reversed. 



JAMES 0. PARKER, for the Committee. 



MARES AND SUCKING COLTS. 



The Connnittcc on Mares and Colts, having attended to their duties, 

 make their report as follov/s : We find there were entered for premi- 

 um ten mares, and all were on exhibition, and we have awarded the 

 premiums as follows : 



1st premium to J. II. Whitcomb, Littleton, $6 00 



2d premium to V. Buttrick, Fiteh1)urg, 4 00 



8d premium to Joel Page, Fitchburg, 2 00 



SUCKING COLTS. 



On Sucking Colts there were nine entries and all exhibited, and we 

 award the premiums as follows : 



1st premium to F. Buttrick, Fitchburg, 3 00 



XoTK.— The owner of '*Gen. Grant " failed to exhibit any specimens 

 of Iiis stock, and " Black Hawk " took the tirst premium of this Society 

 in 1865, hence neither of these horses were, under the rules, entitled 

 to premium. 



