Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-11-24

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Following are the official awards Ct
the PAnams-Pacidc International Ex-
position, made to Iowa exhibitors IN
the draft horse classes: :. -
, BELGIAN6.
To Willixm CrownoTsT Of Hudson
Grand champion stallion, Junior
champion stallion, senior champion
stallion, reserve grand champion, mare,
reserve Junior champion mare and
junior champion mare. ~;
First in stations four years old and
over; first In stations two years old
and under three; first In stallion foal.
In yearling mares Mr.. Crownover took
first, second. third&andafourth prizes
and the first prize for mare and foal
Get Of sire, first and third; produce
OF dam, first and third; stallion and
three mares, first; best three mares
owned and bred by exhibitor, second.
Mr.. Crownover was awarded four gold
medals in addition to the prizes and
specials above mentioned. s
To Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa.
Stallion four years and over, sss'
ond. fourth and fifth; stallion three
years and under four, firsu stallion
two years and under threA second
and third; .,yearling stallion. third;
stallion and foal, second.
Mr.. Lefebure secured the grand
championship for mare Of any age, also
the reserve grand champion mare.
the reserve grand champion stallion.
and the reserve senior champion stall
lion. On mares four years old ana
over, Mr.. Letebure secured first and
second; mares three years old and
under four, first aud third: mares two
years old and under three, first; year
ling mares, 18th; mare and foal Sec
ond.
Get Of sire second and fourth; pro-
ducs Of dam second and fourth; stall
lion and three mares, second and
third; stallion and three mares bred
by exhibitor, first; five stations bred
by exhibitor first; three mares first.
Mr.. Lefebure also secured the pro
mier grand championship for breeder
and the premier grand championship
for exhibitor. He was awarded four
gold medals in addition to the other
prizes and specials.
PERCHERONs.
To Singmaster G. Sons, Keota, Iowa.
Grand champion Percheron stallion
and senior champion; grand champion
mare, junior champion mare, cham
pion mare bred by exhibitor, cham
pion mare American bred, and cham
pion mare at any age.
Stations four years or over, first and
third; get of sire, first; stations three
years old and under four, second ane
fifth; stations two years old and I'M
stations, first.
Mares four years old or over, fourth;
three years old and under four, third
and fourth; mares two years old and
under three, first; yearling mares, Sec
ond.
Singmaster was awarded second
prize for the best five stations Of any
age owned by exhibitor. Singmaster
also won the three finest trophies
awarded by the Societe Hippioue Per
cheronne Of France. These trophies
in themselves are worth i've hundred
dollars.
CLYDESDALES.
To w. v. Hixson OF Marengo, Iowa.
Only one animal was entered by
Iowa in this classification. But that
ono animal was awarded grand cham
pion mare, senior champion mare and
champion mare in the cl1ss three
years old and under four. Mr.. Hixson
won four hundred and seventy-fve
dollars in prize money on this one
mare.
A sister OF this grand champion
mare, which Mr.. Hixson sold to Wis
consin exhibitor, was also in competi-
ton at the Panama Exposition and
won first in the class of four years
old and over. Together with the mare
Mr.. Hixson exhibited, the two won
first prize for produce Of dam.