Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23
Detroit, 1917-18 Favorite
Carnona, Daughter Of $40, >
900 Stallion, Included Wal
ter Bros Exhibit.
SHIRE MARE WEIGHS 233O
Geraldine, End, Heaviest Horse
on Grounds, Was Twice the
Grand Champion at Chicago
International.

The horse show at the state fair is
la splendid one and is attracting much
attention from the large and appreci-
alive crowds that are attending this
the greatest fair ever held in Idaho.
SIRED BY $4,000 STALLION.
Walter Bros. of Filler have in their
| exhibit Detroit, the 1917 and 1918
grand champion mare of the Idaho
state fair; Carnona, a daughter of the
$4,000 international grand champion
Carnot. Carnona was reserve cham
pion at the 1917 idaho state fair and
| first in her class in 1918; Careno, a
yearling stud, was first in his class,
junior and reserve champion at the
1918 Idaho state fair. He is sired by
Carsino, twice grand champion at the
Idaho state fair. His dam is Car
mona. His sire and dam are both
sired by the $4,000 Carnot.
BIGGEST HORSE AT FAIR.
| d. A. Brakeman of Ontario has four
registered Shires in the show. Among
them is Moulton Permalier, an i'm
| ported Shire weighing 2260 pounds.
! This mare took first premium over
| the Truman mare at the Iowa state
/ fair in 1915. The Truman mare won
the grand championship at the San
Francisco worlds fair.
| Geraldine, the tsecond, Is another
Shire mare owned by Brakeman. She
weighs 1880 pounds and is the big
! gest horse at the state fair She has
taken two grand champions at the
! Chicago International which Is the
greatest stock show in the world
! CHAMPION AT LONDON SHOW.
| The Sun-Kist Ranch of Filler, Idaho,
owned by E. r. Waltz, has five En-
gl!sh shires here. Among these is
Boro Daisy, Is years old. She was
grand champion at the Iowa state fair
as a three year old, and has taken
! ribbons every time she had been
| shown. Her sire was grand champion
| in the great English shire show in
| London three times. The last time he
| was 16 years old, which is a remark
able performance. She has three of
her colts in the Waltz exhibit.
| LARGEST HORSE EXHIBIT.
| II. II. Smith of Nampa has in the
show 20 head of registered Belgians.
lie IS the biggest exhibitor in the horse
show. The head of the herd Is Arta-
ban, who took first in class at the
| 1917 state fair, first in class in 1918
at the state fair. also senior and grand
champion at the Idaho state fair in
| 1918. He is four wears old, has been
shown 10 times and took the blue or
purple ribbon l2 times. Sylvie de Ter
hagen, an imported mare, was first
| In class at the state fair in 1918, and
| Is one of the outstanding animals of
the Smith herd.
! Martha de Lauzelles Is a mate to
Sylvie de Tcrhaegen and is another
outstanding mare in this herd. She is
IA years old, has produced a foal ev-
cry year since she was three years
old. She is showing a family Of eight
in the Smith herd at the state fair. In
this herd also is Knobby Cosine, very
promising two year old weighing 100
pounds. She was junior champion last
year at the state fair.
FINE RUPERT HORSES.
Frank Sullivan & Sons of Rupert,
Idaho, have six registered Percherons
at the fair. In this exhibit is Ronald,
seven years old. He won first in class
two years ago at the state fair and
this year won grand championship at
the Minidoka county fair.
/ Teresa, a black four year old mare
was the champion mare this year a,
the Minidoka county fair and won first
in class at the state fair last year.
In the Sullivan exhibit is Musetta, a
two year old filly, that won the junior
championship at the state fair last
year.