Das Königreich Bayern - The Kingdom of Bavaria

~ King’s Horse Wins the Bayerisches Zuchtrennen ~

Yesterday the Bayerisches Zuchtrennen was held in Munich in which the King’s own horse took part in. Göttlichen Willen, or “Devine Will“ came first out of the 12 horses that took part in a climatic race to the finish line that saw the Horses run as they possibly could go.

The jockey of the King’s Horse, Herr Joachim Bauer, was overjoyed with the tremendous victory and said “This is one of the greatest moments of my life! A real honour to ride such a fine horse as Devine Will in the Bayerisches Zuchtrennen, I would not of passed it up for the world”.

Fellow jockeys Heinz Kueper and Erwin Klein who finished 2nd and 3rd respectively and who were the ones responsibly for the nail biting finale, gave nothing more than praise for Herr Bauer, saying he had worked hard to achieve 1st place and was definitely well deserving of the win.

Here are the full results of the race

1st - Devine Will (3/1)
2nd - Midnight Light (5/1)
3rd - True Defiance (5/1)
4th - Iron Star (2/1)
5th - Farmer’s Lad (3/1)
6th - Tally Ho (10/1)
7th - High Tide (10/1)
8th - Berserker (15/1)
9th - Mad Amber (20/1)
10th - Rebel Army (8/1
11th - Rosy Roderick (4/1)
12th - Honest Harold (2/1)



~ The Bavarian-Württemberg Alliance ~

Yesterday, on the 24th of June an Alliance was declared between The Kingdom of Bavaria and The Kingdom of Württemberg in hopes of guaranteeing the protection and security of both Kingdoms sovereignty’s, with Military, Economic and Diplomatic options at their disposal.

The alliance treaty was officially signed by King Ludwig II. von Bavaria and Friedrich I. von Württemberg, at King Ludwig’s Munich Residenz though a copy of the document will also be signed within Württemberg’s borders to exemplify the solidarity of the two nations. Both King Ludwig II and Friedrich I openly hailed this treaty as a further step in displaying the truly inspiring bond the two Kingdoms share with one another.



~ New Schedule for The Bavarian Chronicle ~

The Chief Editor of The Bavarian Chronicle, Johnathan Taddlesworth, issued an announcement this morning stating the intent to change the newspapers publishing schedule to just twice a Week, instead of its daily scheduling. This is reported to have been due to an ink shortage at the printing press in Munich that will not be seen rectified anytime soon. Monday and Friday are reported to be the days in which The Bavarian Chronicle will be published from now on.



Signed:
Johnathan Taddlesworth, Chief Editor of The Bavarian Chronicle and Propergandaminister