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fully report to the Secretary thai they have made the 

 following awards: 



$10. First premium, to C. H. Walker, Georgetown, for 

 Stallion, " Fred Knox," ;> > years old. 

 $6. Second premium, to Alfred C. Hill, East Saugus, 



for Stallion, "Alex Patchen," 11 years old. 

 $5. Second premium, to John Looney, Salem, for Stal- 

 lion, " Independence," :> > years old, " NV edge wood" 

 stock; color black. 

 O.S.Butler, (has. H.. Gould, Edward Harrington — 

 Committee. 



STATEMENT OF ALFRED C. HILL. 



Pedigree of Stallion " Alex Patchen," color, Seal 

 Brown, age, 11 years, weight, 1030 pounds, by " Rex 

 Patchen," 2.o0 : he by "Godfrey's Patchen," sire of 

 Hopeful, 2.141 : he by " George M. Patchen.'* Dam, 

 " Patty " by " Paddy," a Black Hawk Stallion taken to 

 Maine from Vermont. Second dam by " Othello," he by 

 Morgan " Eclipse," sired by Morgan " Cesar.'" His sec- 

 ond clam was out of a thorough bred mare. 



BROOD MARES. 



The Committee on Brood Mares have attended to their 

 duty, and respectfully report to the Secretary that they 

 have made the following awards : 



$10. First premium, to John Swinerton, Danvers, for bay 



brood mare and foal, " Nellie Hawes,"' sired by 



" Nonpareil," weight 925 lbs. Foaled Apr. 14, 1888. 



$6. Second premium, to 0. N. Fernald, Danvers, for bay 



brood mare and foal, 6 years old, sired by " Hector." 



$4. Third premium, to S. F. Newman, Newbury, for 7 



years old brood mare, weight 1100 lbs. Foal 5 



mos. : weight 470 lbs. 



Asa T. Newhall, David Warren, Nathan R. Morse — 



Committee. 



