THE FRANKLIN SHOW.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 51, 1 March 1909, Page 6

THE FRANKLIN SHOW.

COMPETITION RESULTS.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent)

PUKEKOHE, Saturday. The Franklin show was concluded on Saturday. The competitions decided this afternoon resulted:—

Leaping Match.— J. Axnbury 1, J. X, Tindall 2.

Lady Rider {side saddle, who has not previously won a prize).—Miss Walters 1.

Leaping , jNfaflih (open).—W. L. Orr'a De Witte 1, F. Noble's St. Clipper 2.

Lady Rider. — Miss E. Gill 1, Miss ,West 2, Misses .Ferguson and Kelly h.c.

Leading Race, for Mounted Rifles. — J. Ward 1, A. Faton 2.

Lady Rider (sr.de-saddle, open to all) .—Miss Walker 1 Miss West 2.

Gentleman Rider, not previously to have won a prize over hurdles.—O. MclBOpp 1, K. Orr 2, K. Rutherford h.c. Section of Four Mounted Riflemen.— Sergeant Paton's 1, Sergeant Wilkinson's 2.

Girl Rider. —Miss Jamieson 1. Lady Rider (open to all). —Miss Wai ters 1.

Gentleman Rider {open to all). —S. Pilkington 1, H. Dell 2 K. Pilkington 3, Orr h.c.

Victoria Cross Competition.—Corporal W. Hosking 1. Private V. Barriball 2.

Lady Rider (on hackney saddle, riding and most appropriate costume to be considered). —Misses E. Gill and Zoe Kelly, 1 ; Miss West. 3.

Bareback Rider (gentlemanX, to ride over hunting fences.—D. Gorrie and H. Dell, 1; Douglas, 3.

Ladies' Harnessing Competition.—Miss Rogers, 1; Miss Glass, 2; Miss Ferguson, 3.

Amateur Boy Rider (under 15 years, to ride a pony not exceeding 14 hands, over hurdles). —W. Rouleton, 1; A. Barriball 2; A. Green, 3: W. Pilkington, highly commended. Driving Competition (lady or gentleman). —Tindell, 1; Miss Kelly, 2; Miss Gill, 3.