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CASTLET0N STUD TAKES THE HONORS. Lexington. Ky.. August 13. — The show of thorough bred horses was the feature of the Blue Crass Fair today. There were nine rings, with William J. Young, widely known as a successful owner and trainer, as the judge. Seven of the firsts were taken jar horses from James B. Keenes Castletoii Stud. The awards met with general approval and at the conclusion Mr. Young was voted to have been a gixxl judge. The awards were: Stallion in service— James B. Keenes Peter Pan first : James B. Keenes Delhi, second. Broodasan — lames it. Keenes Climax, first-Charles W. Moires Radiance, sec I. Colt, roal of l.llo James B. Keenes bay colt bv Voter Climax, first: Milton Youngs chestnut colt by Woolsthorpi — Espionage, second. Filly foal of l.llo- James It. Keenes bay filly by Voter Fcatarina. first: Charles W. Mo,, res chestnut filly by McGee Radiance, second. Broodmare with foSl at I I James B. Keenes Climax and coll bv Voter, trot; Charles W. M ceres Radiance ami fillv by McGee, second Coll foal of 1000 TI ias C. McDowells chestnut colt by Voter Braces! I i dle, nrst: Gallaber Bros. bay colt by Masagan Busy I. ass. second Filly foal of 1000 J| .s u. Keenes bay fillv bv Voter — Eratarlna. tret: Thosaas c. McDowells bay Oily bv Hastings Ml-s Oussie. second. Aged stud I stud .mil two ma res I -James B. Keenes Delhi, with climax and Eratarlna, firsl; no others entered. Two of the gel of one stallion, both under two years old J n. Camdens Maaagan, represented by yearling roll out of Busy Lass and vearling fillv out of Sparkle, Brat; Charles W. Moon s McOee. represented by suckling roll out of Josie L. and suckling filly out of Radiance, second.
