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Class C. 



Best Stallion. — First premium to Ira Payne, Dover, $7. 



Best Brood Mare with Foal by her side. — First premium to E. 

 U. Sewell, Medfield, 87; 2d premium to H. E. Bacon, South 

 Walpole, 85 ; diploma to S. A. Stone of Sharon. 



Diploma, Dennis Kelly of Stoughton, for his four-year-old colt. 



Best pair of Carriage Horses. — To F. B. Ray, Franklin, $10; 

 2d premium, William RatclirTe, Roxbury, $7. 



Best Buggy or Chaise Horse. — To Jeremiah Allen, Dover, $8. 



Best Saddle Horse. — First premium to T. A. Walter, Hyde 

 Park, 84 ; 2d premium, J. W. Bradlee, Milton, 83. 



Best Pony. — To H. Trowbridge, Norfolk, $3 ; 2d premium to 

 Miss Ida Corson, Hyde Park, 82 ; diploma to C. P. Heustis, 

 Hyde Park. 



Class D. 

 Best pair of Draught Horses. — To J. A. Hutchins, East Med- 

 way, $10. 



Signed, for the Committee, 



Augustus P. Calder, Chairman. 



RURAL SPORT. 



A match game of base ball, between the Scratch Gravel Club of 

 Stoughton and the Red Stockings of South Braintree, was pla} T ed 

 on the Society's grounds on Friday afternoon, Sept. 29th, and re- 

 sulted in a victory for the first-named club by a score of 8 to 4, 

 and they were awarded the offered premium of 825. 



Thomas Decatur, Chairman. 



