Two-handed pan (Eumelus received a cuirass of Asteropaeus instead, out of pity, because he had crashed in the race. The two-handed pan (unclaimed prize) was given to Nestor.)
boxing
1st: Epeius
2nd: Euryalus
Mule, 6 years old
Two-handled mug
wrestling
The match was drawn with 1 bout each to Odysseus and Ajax. Prizes were shared. (How do they share a cauldron and woman? Cut them in halves?)
Three-legged cauldron (worth 12 oxen)
Slave woman (worth 4 oxen)
foot-race
1st: Odysseus
2nd: Oilean Ajax
3rd: Antiochus
Mixing bowl of chase silver (6 pints)
Large oxen
Half talent of gold (Antiochus received another half talent)
armed combat
Match was drawn between Diomedes and Ajax. Prizes were shared between them but Diomedes received the sword of Asteropaeus, for drawing first blood.
Lump of pig iron (there was only one prize for this contest)
archery
1st: Meriones
2nd: Teucer
10 double-headed axe heads
10 single-headed axe heads
javelin
Achilles awarded Agamemnon the first prize without contest
2nd: Meriones
Unused cauldron with floral pattern (worth an oxen)
Long spear
Trojan Horse
The Trojan (Wooden) Horse was a stratagem devised by Odysseus to enter Troy with a small armed force. The plan was to open Troy’s gates, so they could bring the main body of the Greek army into the city. Odysseus was the leader of this company. Below was the list of selected Greek warriors who hid inside the Horse’s belly. (See the Fall of Troy)
Note that Odysseus was forced to kill Anticlus inside the Wooden Horse, because Helen tried to trick the Greeks into revealing to the Trojans that there were men hidden in the belly of the Wooden Horse. Had Anticlus called out, all the warriors inside of the horse would have died.