TIMARU SHOW
ASHBURTON COUNTY SUCCESSES NUMEROUS AWARDS SECURED. Ashburton County exhibitors secured numerous awards at the annual show of the Timaru Agricultural and Pastoral Association yesterday. The majority of the prizes in the Ryeland, Corriedale, Shropshire and fat sheep sections went to competitors from this County, as well as a number in the registered Shorthorn and saddle horse classes. Judges from Ashburton County officiating were: Messrs D. G. Wright (Windermere) in strong and fine combing merino and halfbred sheep classes ; P. Shearer (Ashburton), in the draught horse class; Arthur Grigg (Mayfield) in the light harness horse and pony classes; E. McLennan (Ashburton), in the sheep-dog trials, and Colonel J. Findlay (Eiffelton) in the pony competition. Local successes were as follow:
Sheep. Ryelands—Ram, above 30 months: H. C. B. Withell 1. Above 16 and under 30 months: H. C. B. Withell 1. Under 16 months, shorn: H. C. B. Withell 2 and 3. Under 16 months: H. C. B. Withell 1 and 2. Two rams under 16 months: H. C. B. Withell 1. Ewe, above 30 months, with lamb: H. C. B. Withell 1. Under 30 mths, with lamb: H. C. B. Withell 2. Under 16 months: H. C. B. Withell 1 and 2. Two ewes under 16 months: H. C. B. Withell 1. Kwe under 16 months, shorn: H. C. B. Withell 1 and 2. Champion ram: H. C. B. Withell. Champion ewe: H. C. B. Withell. Reserve champion: Ram, H. C. B. Withell. Corriedaies—Ram, above 30 months: Cochrane tiros. 1. Above 16 and under 30 months, shorn: Cochrane Bros. 1 and 2. Under 16 months, shorn: Cochrane Bros. 1 and 2. Under 16 months: Cochrane Bros 1. Above 30 months, with lamb: ■Cochrane Bros. 2. Ewe, under 16 months: Cochrane Bros. 1, 2 and 3. Ewe, under 16 months, shorn: Cochrane Bros. 1 and 2. Reserve champion: Ewe: Cochrane Bros.
Fat Sheep— in the wool, three wethers, any breed suitable tor freezing: Cochrane Bros. 1. Three halfbred wethers, suitable for treezmg: Lociirane rsros. 1. Three wetheifi any age or breed, no restriction as to weight: Cochrane Bros. 2 and h c. Three ewes: Cochrane Bros. 1 and 2. Three long-wool hoggets, suitable for freezing: <*• Hoatten 1. Three short-wool hoggets, suitable for freezing: Cochrane Bros. 1. Three tat wethers, hoggets or maiden ewes, suitable for export: Cochrane Biw. 1 and 2. Shorn sheep, three wethers, any breed or age: Cochrane Bros. 1 and 2. Three halfbred or Corriedale wethers, two-shear sheep or under: Cochrane Bros. 1 and 2. Three ewes, live weight not exceeding 1301 b: Cochrane Bros. 1. Three fat wethers, any breed or age: Cochrane Bros. 1. Southdowns—Rain above 30 niontha: R. J. Low 1. Ram, under 16 months. shorn: R, J. Low 3. Ram, under 16 months: R. J. Low 3. Ewe, under 30 months, with lamb: R. J. Low 1. Ewe, under 16 months: R. J. Low h c. Ewe, under 16 months, shorn: J. H. Grigg 1, R. J. Low 2, C. A. Campion h c? Champion ram: R. J. Low. Reservo champion, ewe: R. J. LwW. English Leicestors—Ram, above 30 months: R. J. Low 1. Ram, above 16 months and under 30 months: R. J. Low 2 and hc. Ram, under 16 months: R, J. Low 2. Ewe, under 16 months: R. J. Low 1. Two ewes, under 16 months: R, J. Low 1. Ewe, under 16 months, shorn: R. J. Low 3. Champion ram: R. J. Low. Shropshires—Ram, above 30 months: Cochrane Bros. 1. Rain, above 16 months and under 30 months: Cochrane Bros. 2. Ewe, above 30 months, with lamb: Cochrane Bros. 1. Ewe, under'3o months, with lamb.: Cochrane Bros. 2. Ewe, under 16 months: Cochrane Bros. 2.' Ram, above 16 months and under 30 months: Cochrane Bros. 2 Ram, under 16 months, shorn: Cochrane Bros. 3. Ewe, under 16 months, shorn: Cochrane Bros. 1. Champion ewe: Cochrane Bros. Reserve champion, ram: Cochrane Bros.
Cattle. Registered Jerseys—Three-year heifer, in milk: A. O. Silcock 1. TwoMear heifer, in milk: A. 0. Silcock 1. Yearling heifer: A. O. Silcock 2 and h c. Heifer, under one year: A. O. Silcock 2. Two-year bull: A. O. Silcock 1. Reserve champion, bull: A O Silcock. tow, A. 0. Silcock. Registered Shorthorns:—Cow, i our rears or oyer, in milk: H. 0 Barton 1. Heifer, three years, m mils: «-. Barton 1. Dry cow, three years or over, in calf: H. O. Barton 1 Bui, three years or over: H. U. Barton i. Bull, two vears: H. C, Barton 1 and 2.
Light Horses. Harness ' horses:— Single harness horse 15.2 hands or under: O. 2. Single harness horse, non-previous first-prizo winner: 0. Digby 1-Ponies-.—Single harness pony, Ld.A hands and not over 14.2 hands, driven: J. S. Lilley 2. Single harness pony, ]4 2 hands or under, driven: J. S. Lilley 2 Pony, 13 hands and not over 14.2 hands, ridden by boy or girl under 16 years, non-previous first prize winner": J. S. Lilley 3. Saddle horses:—Cob, up to 14 stone, not exceeding 15 hands: 0. Digby 3. Eleven stone hack; any age: Mr J. H. Grigg 1, L. J. Fechney 2. Lady's hack, ridden by lady: L. J. Fechney 1. Best paced hack: L. J. Fechney 1 and he. Hack anv age, non-previous first prize winner: L. -L Fechney 3. Mare most suitable for breeding remounts: Mrs J. Grig" L Champion—Mis J. H. ungg. Puny Competition:—Girl rider, under'l4 vears: Miss M. Digby 2. Hunters— Heavv-weight hunter up to 13} stone: Mrs*J. H. Grigg's Plain Jane 3. Home industries. Hand-made skin gloves: Mrs E. A. Cockroft 2. Cookery. Home-made girdle scones: Mrs J. McCormick h c. . Home-made scones, nonprevious first prize winner:.Mrs J. McCormick 2. Pikelets: Mr J. McCormick 1. Shortbread: Mrs J. McCormick 3. Oatcake: Mrs J. McCormick h e. Collection small cakes: Mrs J. McCormick
1. Light fruit cake: Mrs J. McCormick 1. Seed cake: Mrs J. McCormick 2. Marble cake: Mrs J. McCormick 1. Gingerbread: Mrs J. McCormick 2. Preserves. Home-made jams, three varieties: Mis I). Duff 3, Mrs J. McCormick li e. Home-made fruit iellios, three varieties: Mrs D. Duff 2, 3 and h c. Collection bottled fruit in syrup: Mrs D. Duff 2. Home-made sauces: Mrs D. Duff 3. Home-made pickles: Mrs D. Duff 3. Chutney: Mrs D. Duff 3. Roots. Mangolds, any variety except Yellow Globe and Long Red: Cochrane Bros. 3. Seeds. Shortberrv Wheat: Cochrane Bros. 1 and 1 equal (Garnett). Longberry wheat: Cochrane -Bros. (Tuscan) 3. White oats: Cochrane Bros. 3. Dairy Produce. Butter, without salt: Mrs C. Sewell
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 15, 28 October 1932, Page 3
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