The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-12
MOSCOW DAY AT
THE HORSE SHOW
GREAT GATHERING AT THE GEN.
ESEE HORSE SHOW THIS
AFTERNOON.
Moscow Makes Hit-Awards on Live
Stock We're Made Yesterday
Big Crowds Present.

GENESEE, Ida, June 12.--(Special
To-day was Moscow day at the Gen
esee horse show and the attendanc,
was a record breaker some so auto
mobile loads of visitors from Mos
COW arriving here this afternoon t.
participate lin the celebration and tt
boost for the coming Latah County
Fair.
The big show opened yesterday un
der most favorable auspices. The city
is decorated profusely for the occasion
and everybody seemed we'll pleased
with the entertainment provided
! Among the notable visitors from out
of town is T. H. Brewer of Spokane
president of the Fidelity National bank
of that city. He made the trip via
auto being accompanied by Mrs. Brew
er. The stock judging was completed
yesterday by Prof Carlyle and Prof.
Iddings fthe university. A feature
of the day was the concert by the Mos
cow band. The prizes were awarded
as follows:
Registered Class.
Four year old Percheron-Marion
Cole, first; ]. Miller, second.
Three year old Percherons-Follett
& Schooler, first.
One year old Percheron mare-Fol-
lett G Schooler, first.
Foal under one year, either sex
julius Cease, first.
Three year old Belgian stallion
George Chambers, first.
Three year old Shire stallion-Will
Mayer, first
Three year old Shire mare-Will
Mayer, first.
Two year old Shire mare-Will Ma
yer, first.
One year old Shire mare-Will Ma
yer, first.
Foal under one year, Shire-Follett
& Schooler, first.
Grade Stock.
Colt three years old and over-J. R.
Watson, first; Clyde Leachman, sec
ond.
Grade colt, two years old and under
Mayer, first; Follett &
5chooler, second.
Colt one year old and under two
Joe Dahm, first; Frank Broemmel-
ng, second.
Foal under one year old-Joe Dahm,
irst; Jack Tady, second.
Mule Class.
Two years and under three-C. H. |
,purbeck, first and second.
Team, any age, to be shown in har-
less-E E. Kilgore of Cotton, first;
fred Scharnhorst, second.
Farm Teams.
General purpose farm team in har-
less-P. F. Mulalley, first; given by
he Genesee Farmers union.
Draft team, any age, in harness..
Z, Watson, first.
Four-horse team, owned by any
lumber of persons, hitched to wagon
hyde Leachman, first; John Krier
econd.
Harness Horses.
Single roadster shown to appropr1-
te vehicle-John " Mayer, first; Mrs.
lyde Leachman, second.
Pair of roadsters shown to appropri-
te vehicle-John V. Mayer, first; l..
entley, second.
Best saddle horse shown by gentle {
ian or lady rider-John Kilde, first; S
ran Head, second. l
Best saddle pony shown by boy or
irl under 12 years of age-Louis Ber- 4
law, first; Bennie Schooler, second. S
Oldest horse in parade-Taken by t
ito Kretchmer, the horse being ~ S
ears of age.
Driver and team serving the longest V
me together was won by B. H. Own L
G. d
The following special prizes were S
ven:
Best 1914 colt by Belgian horse, Cap,
yned by John V. Mayer, was won by
A. Miller.
Best pair of colts, any age or own
ship, sired by the Belgian stallion, ST.
vr, owned by the Genesee Belgian .
orse company, was won by Charles u
in.
Best pair of mules, any age or own
s, sired by the jack, Mr.. Pickwick, Il
Is won by Fred Scharnhorst.
The best gelding three years old or u
er January l., 1914, was won by
yde Leachman. This prize was Civ
by the N. P. railway.
For best 1918 colt sired by the Per-
eron stallion owned by the Union st
yn Percheron Horse company, was W
N by E. J. Durham. m
Tor best 1914 colt sired by Jauteux
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