CLASS 52-BARREL RACKS 



The Judges may award such ribbons, First, Second or Third, as they deem to be 

 deserved. 



Messrs. James Forgie's Sons offer a handsome street blanket, to go to the owner of 

 the best horse. 



A Friend offers two gold pieces of $2.50 each for the two best horses, age considered, 

 the money to go to the driver. 



No. of 

 Ribbon 



No. of 

 Entry 



OWNER'S NAME 



DRIVER'S NAME 



No. of 

 Horses 



107;^ J- N. Aronson 



1074 T. J. Banne 



(Third Year in Parade) 



1075 William Corbett 



(Fourth Year in Parade) 



James F. Lynch 



Florian Neas 

 M. O'Donnell 

 D. F. Sheehan 

 William J. W^elch 



107(3 

 1077 

 1078 

 1079 

 1080 

 1081 



(Fourth Year in Parade) 



1082 J. W. Whitney 



(Mule, foaled St. Patrick's Day, >iarch 17th. l'.»14) 



1083 " " 



(Seventh Year in Parade) 



1084 ' 



1085 " " 



(Seventh Year in Parade. This horse is 21 years old) 



1086 " " 



(Fifth Year in Parade. This horse is 24 years old) 



William F. Burns 

 T. J. Banne 



*Samuel L. Corbett 



Joseph A. L>nch 

 James B. Lynch 

 *Nathan Cacicio 

 John Kelley 

 D. J. Sheehan 

 WTlliam J. Welch 



Mart Norton 



Herbert Clark 



Francis Whitney 

 *John S. Driscoll 



*Thomas Bannister 



1087 • •' 



(Eighth Year in Parad 



Tliis mare is 27 years old. 



Lew. Farrell 



Cost .«7.5.00 ten years ai;o) 



^Entitled to Driver's Badge 



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