Each July a train of authentic circus railroad cars transports more than 80 restored circus parade wagons from Baraboo to Milwaukee, where they are joined by hundreds of privately owned baggage horses for a parade through the streets of the city.
The transport was crowded with soldiers, baggage, officers' horses, equipment and other stores.
The agreement reached with General Maison provided that the Egyptians would leave with their arms, baggage and horses, but without any Greek slave or prisoner.
Then, with a lantern hanging from the branches of some great sycamore tree, with the baggage and the horses arrayed in a protective circle, they slept under the stars, devoured by fleas.
In the Virginia courthouse, however, the Union general (whose first two initials came to stand for "unconditional surrender") wrote out a concession: that the arms "will not embrace the side-arms of the officers, nor their private horses or baggage".
* "The surrender of property will not include the side arms or private horses or baggage of officers" and enlisted men.
The British made it into the fort, but were forced to abandon their horses and baggage outside its walls.
Of course, it's not as simple as a scientific story, or even a sporting one: for those who do clone their horses, there's enormous emotional baggage attached, as well.
Relying on a baggage train of about 1,000 camels, the Parthian horse archers were given constant supplies of arrows.
