Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-12
Poultry and Pet Stock

The Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders
association of Madison, had a pair O.
Percheron brood mares dairy cattle
meat cattle, sheep and swine on eX
hibition and drew marked attention
The following were the superintend
ents of the departments and judges:
Judge of horses-O. ]. Delwiche
Madison.
Supt. of horse dept-Joe Goebel.
Judge of cattle-J. E. Rundell Rob
erts, Wis.
Supt. Of cattle dept-P. German.
Judge of sheep-C. w. Shepard.
Supt. of sheep dept.-Frank Reinke
| Judge of swine-A. G. Burg.
Supt. Of swine dept-Frank Reinke
Judge of Poultry and pet stock
G. W. Hackett.
Supt of poultry and pet stock dept
L. H. Cook.
Judge of grains and grasses-Prof.
R. A. Moore
Supt. of grains and grasses dept
]. Holzen.
Judge of vegetables-Prof. R. A.
Moore.
Supt. of vegetable DEPTH. Am
haus.
Judge of township exhibits-Prof
R. A. Moore.
Supt of township exhibits dept
Geo. Christie.
Judge of dairy and apiary-W. A.
Voight.
Supt of dairy and apiary dept
G. Marquardt.
Supt of fruit dept.-Gus Parch.
Supt of machinery dept.-Frank
Deischsel.
Judge of flowers-M. Philip.
Supt. of flower dept.-Mrs. Willis
Graves.
Supt of culinary dept.-Mrs. R. P.
Kuhlman.
Supt. of domestic dept-Mrs. B. R.
Woodruff.
Supt. Of art-Mrs. W. X. Mitchell.
Supt. of relics and antiquities-Mrs.
e. Holman.
Supt. of rural schools dept. E.
Giessel
Judge of pedigreed grains-Prof. r.
| A. Moore.
Supt. of pedigreed grains A. G..
Burg.
Fireworks
Martins Fire Works Co. gave splen-
did exhibitions on Thursday and Fri
| day nights. The rain came down in
such torrents that no exhibition could
be given on Wednesday evening. On
Thursday evening there was the
| largest crowd ever witnessed on the
grounds for an evening performance,
and there was an excellent turn out
| Friday evening, and the splendid eX-
hibition OF fireworks was well worth
going many miles to see.
Horse Races
| Wednesdays races were fast and
| the track never in better condition.
The races were as follows, the horses
| coming in in the order mentioned:
Wednesday
2:24 Pace-Purse $400
Josephine Empress, Fred Swift
Mike Amercus, Flashlight, Teddy Bear,
st. Patrick, Lulu Mckinney. Best
time, 2:18A.
| PIP Pace-Purse $400
Billy Law, Bonnie Brier, Javelin,
Holly Brand, Arlington, Dio Banzai,
w. o. B. Best time, 2:12H.
2:25 Trot-Purse $400
Bride Mate, Tramp Home, Prince
Gibson, Hick, Dolly Dimple. Best
time, 2.2OA.
Thursday
1t was not sure that there would
be any races on Thursday. The track
was a mass of mud on Thursday morn
ing owing to the heavy rain of nearly
two inches the night previous, but the
brisk winds from the west and later
in the day the sun came out and the
track dried up sufficiently to enable
the society to have two races-tht
2:30 trot and 2:35 pace, with horses
coming in in the following order:
2:3O Trot-Purse $400
Hallies, Fred Custer, Rodger Boy
August Flower. Best time, 2:29A.
2:35 Pace-Purse $400
VIM. s., Al. B., Rose B. Right, Eve
lyn g., Divesto, Amacony. Best time
, 2:2914.
Friday Races
; Friday was an ideal day. 1t opened
without cloud and continued tina
way during the day. The track was
: in the very best of condition and thu
races were good. There were three
races. the 2:17 pace which was dowI
for Thursday, had been placed on thii
days program, because of the condi
ton of the track on Thursday. Their,
were six entries the horses winning il
the order named:
Ply Pace-Purse $400
Grey Ghost, Dell Grattan, Haman
OTTO, Dallas NJ, Mamie c., Loveletta
Best time, 2:17A.
2:15 Trot-Purse S40O
Il Eva Bahur, Allie X, Katie Todd
Alice Marmore Best time, PISA.
, 2:20 Trot-Purse $400
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