. Coming 1909 : Brockton Fair, Oct. 5-6-7-8. Horses; Exhibitions; Horse shows. -J^â tyO-c/fiZ^rt^- C^clZ\^ flcAA>-:^ TheB faiRHoRSESl HE DROCKTON IfllR I lORSE OHOW The Horse Show of the Brockton Fair will be held October 6, 7 and 8, 1909. As in the past years the directors will be: Fred F. Field, Chairman, B. O. Caldwell, F. S. Tolman and H. L. Tinkham. Mr. Francis M. Ware of New York City will as usual be the manager. The judges will be balloted for and elected by the exhibi- tors in each division. Those receiving the most votes will be asked to officiate in the Harness, Saddle and Hunter
. Coming 1909 : Brockton Fair, Oct. 5-6-7-8. Horses; Exhibitions; Horse shows. -J^â tyO-c/fiZ^rt^- C^clZ\^ flcAA>-:^ TheB faiRHoRSESl HE DROCKTON IfllR I lORSE OHOW The Horse Show of the Brockton Fair will be held October 6, 7 and 8, 1909. As in the past years the directors will be: Fred F. Field, Chairman, B. O. Caldwell, F. S. Tolman and H. L. Tinkham. Mr. Francis M. Ware of New York City will as usual be the manager. The judges will be balloted for and elected by the exhibi- tors in each division. Those receiving the most votes will be asked to officiate in the Harness, Saddle and Hunter divisions. GRAND RIBBON PRIZES aggregating $1,150 In cash and to be awarded to managers or superintendents of the stables winning the greatest number ot blue, red, white or yellow ribbons in harness and saddle classes. 10. 11. 12. Pair Horses, over For Class 38, (The Baker Chal- lenge Cup, presented by Mr. -Chas. F. Baker,) see page 6. Horse, under , that never won more than 5 blues Horse, and over, that never won more than 5 blues Hackneys, or half-breed Hackneys, any height Trotting-bred Horses, any height . Gig Horse, and over Runabout Horse, and over . . A TRIO OF BLUE BLOODS Hunters Awaiting Their Turn in the Ring at the Brockton Horse Show. and is in Full View of the Big Grand Stand The Ring is 300 by 150 feet CONDITIONS.âEach ribbon to count as one without regard to color. If a man is named as manager by more than one owner, the ribbons must be counted for each owner separately. That is, they cannot be combined In competing for the prize. An OWNER ranks also as MANAGER, if he so directs. Several owners cannot combine under the name of one stable and rank in the award as an individual establishment. All horses entered to compete for the prize given for managers or superintendents must be the bona fide property of party
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