Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-16
HORSES SHOW BIG
IMPROVEMENT
Hogestown Show Close
Awards Announced by
Judges

Marked improvement in the various
classes of the stock entered in the
twelfth annual Hogestown Horse and
Cattle Show, showed the interest taken
by the various owners according to
judges yesterday afternoon. as they
completed the awarding Of prizes.
p. S. Bayard. of Pittsburgh, editor
of the National Stockman and Farmer,
had charge of the horse ring yester-
day and was assisted during the after
noon by DR.. G. j. Marshall, State vet
erinarlan, Prof. w. II. Tomhave, Prof.
Pau Garlaugh and Prof. 1. J. Bibby,
of State Conege. The show closed late
in the afternoon after the driving con-
tests: Despite the rain practically all
or the horses entered were brought
into the ring and exhibited. Awards
announced late yesterday follow:
Horses
Three-year-olds heavy-G. S. Billet,
first. Medium, ]. G. Cook, first: Foster
Fought. second. Light, ]. w. Potteig-
er, first; James Coble, second.
Four-year-olds, grade, medium w.
0. Mccarthy, first; L. w. Farence. sec
ond and third. Light, Foster, first.
Geldings over four years old, to be
shown in hand-heavy B. H. Ritter,
first; ]. NJ. Clendenin, second William
Q. Mccartney, third. Light, H. ]. Keck-
ler first
Yearlings, registered colt. hlly or
gelding-E. R 10y. first; ]. C. Billet,
second; e. r. 10y. third.
Draft mares registered-J. C. Bill
let, first.
Grade mares heavy,-william o. Nc
Cartney first; j. G. Cook second; Clar-
ence Ylnger, third. Northumberland
sites, first; w. E. Eppley. second. Light,
H. r. Meredith, first; E. G. Miller, sec
ond
Grade mare and foal, medium-Sam-
uel Lindsey. first and second.
Mare and mule foal-John G. Fink,
first.
Mare and foal-J. C. Billet, first.
Percheron stallions-J. c. Billet,
hrsti Charles L. Johnson, second
Three-year-old grade stallions-Rob-
ert Armstrong, first.
Jacks, three years and over-Charles
l.. Johnson, first,
Work horses, shown before farm
wagon-medium, B. II. Ritter first; ].
M Clendenin, second; Clarence Yinger,
third. Heavy. c. Billet, first.
Four-horse farm team shown before
farm wagon c. Billet. first CAN
artillery team for use in war" com
mented DR.. Marshall)
Market wagon horses, shown before
market wagon, single-William o. Nc
cartney, first; w. NJ. e. Duncan, sec
ond.
Driving horses single. mares-Ed-
ward Sites, first; J. c. Senseman, sec
ond; J. w. Potteiger, third.
Driving horses, geldings F. D.
kitner, first.
Riding class-Foster Fought first.
Pony class-Clinton e. Jones, first
and second.
Mule teams. shown before farm wa
gon; L. w. Farence, first; oliver Sipe,
second; George Shaull, third.
Driving Contest Results
Driving mule team and wagon be-
tween stakes-Paul S. Weber, first no
errors George SAUL and Bruce Pentz.
one error each; ]. w. Potteiger, two
errors.
State Colleges beef cattle, exhibited
under the master hand of Herdsman w.
j. Kelley, were judged by Mr.. Bayard
and Professor II. H. Wing, of Cornell
University, and though the judging
was done at different times, yet the
scoring resulted in Kelley's taking
home these trophies.
Shorthorn bull-first prize, two-year-
old Shorthorn steers, first second and
third; Shorthorn calf, first grade Short
horn yearlings, first; Aberdeen Angus,
two-year-old, first; yearling. first;
Shorthorn yearlinE, first: Aberdeen-An-
gus yearling, first
sports and Freak Races
Esq race-won by Thomas Base
hore, who walked his horse. Competi-
tors jostled each other out of it.
Dress Nrace-won by James OHara
second, Thomas Basehore
Lighting cigar race-won by David
Ashwell; James O'Hara, second.
Ice cream race-James Potteiger
first; Thomas Basehore, second.
Sheep
Professor Tomhave and Garlaugh
judged the sheep, with these results:
Cotswold ram-Mrs. NJ. E. Loudon.
first.
Southdowns rams-J A. Waggonef
first j. *. Shields, second and third
Shropshires, rams-John L. Bashore,
first; A. u. Shuman, second; John L.
Bashore, third
Hampshiredown, rams-Martin Nc