SYDNEY ROYAL SHOW.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVI, Issue 10704, 30 March 1926, Page 8

SYDNEY ROYAL SHOW.

ENTRIES CREATE A RECORD.

NEW ZEALAND PRIZE-WINNERS

(Per Press Association—Copyright.) SYDNEY, March 29. The Royal Agricultural Society’s Easter Show was opened in beautiful weather. Record entries have been received from all the States and New Zealand, the Dominion having a specially fine display in the cattle section. Although to-day was devoted to judging, the attendance already bids fair to create a record. The following are New Zealand iawards:— , Aberdeen Angus cow or heifer, 2yrs j and under 3yrs, D. Allan’s (Wellington) ' Sunbeam of Ben Lomond, 2. Heifer, lyr and under ‘Jyrs.—D. Allan’s Twinkle of Ren Lomond, 1 and reserve champion. Shorthorn bull, 3yrs and under 4yrs. White’s (Canterbury) Langley Peer 111, -1, and L. White’s Langley Prince 2. Cow or heifer, 2yrs and under 3yrs.— 'J. Burgess (Wellington), ’Lady Doninington 1. Fat cattle, any breed or cress.-r-Fat >ox,' not exceeding five years: Wright, -Stephenson Company (Wellington), 1. Friesians.—Reserve Champion cow: Bloomfield Farm Company’s (Wellington) Willow vale Galatea Segis. Cow, -4yrs old and over, in calf dry: Bloomfield Farm Company’s Willowyale GalaVfcea Segis.

FURTHER SUCCESSES. (Received This Day, 10.10 a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day. Further show awarde are:— Shorthorns—Cow, four years and >bver, L. W. Stony’s Crofthead Queen 3. Cow, three years and under four years, L. W. Stony’s Crofthead Queen .the Second 2. Aberdeen Angus bull, three years and over, N. B. Gibbons’s Hush of Koiroi, b c. Fat Cattle, any breed or cross.—Pen of three fat oxen, not exceeding five years, F. Armstrong’s Aberdeen Angus Ist. In the Friesian section the New Zea-land-bred bull Erbo Porch, of Oakview, and the cow, Joanna. Mercedes, of Lydholm, pained championships. A number of other New Zealand-bred animals obtained prizes.