WAIKATO SHOW.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 277, 22 November 1922, Page 7

WAIKATO SHOW.

SUCCESSFUL SECOND OAT. - TPSk Ix PERFECT WEATHER, x :_\ ADDITIONAL AWARDS. The second day of the annual Waikato Show opened at Claudelands this morning in perfect weather, nnd with a great atten dance of people from all the surrounding districts. Meetings ot the various brce.: societies were held during the day. This afternoon the Dominion champions' competition is exciting miton Interesr and keen competition. Additional awards are:— HORSES. Stallion.—Trotting or pacing: H. Gothorpe's False A.arm 1. H. I*, tlawke's Advance 2. A. Johnston's Kavenschlld .':. Stallion.—Thoroughbred: Auckland Conntry '-'tubs' l-freeoers' Associations oay Comet 1 and ebamnlon. Child's pony. 11.2 or under: 11. MacKindor's Ladybird 1. Ken. l-eake's Fluff? 2 Joyce. .-..klngton's Nobby 3. Girl's Pony," tI.S lo 12.2 : Lillian Dixon's Krwpie 1. .lack Franklin's 'linker 2, Joyce Kngan's lopey .'!. Boy's pony, 11.2 to 12.2: Joyce Pilkington"? Nobby 1, Jack Ir'ranklln's linker 2, li. MacKlnder's Ladybtrd ?,. Girl rider, iinder u> years, on pony not over 14.2: Miss Olive Graham 1. .Miss l_na Markerettl -, Miss Rhoda Brown 3, fjirl's pony, 14 hands or under, to he ridden by girl not over 1"S years of age: A. Pretty's Montebank 1. Mrs. n. i.. Hancock's i rlxle 2. Miss O.ive Kemp's Pippin '1. Lady s Hack: 11. ii. lowcscnd s Rocket 1, A. M. Usher's i itl J. A. i.. .<>.iie.« ua.nui :i. Best walking hack: Miss Kelso 1. A. M. Samuel's 1.1 Ailsh 'J. Miss G. Mailer's Blue M"un -1. FAT SHEEP. Three shortwool Crossbred Lambs: .1. 11. Gore 1. T. Martin 2. T. Martin ::. Three Longwool Crossbred Lambs: T. Martin 1. ■J and :t. Three Crossorefl l.\m-£, down or shortwool: r. Martin 1 and 2, J. 11. Gore '1. Five Crossbred Lambs, longwool or longwool crosßcs: J. 11. Gore 1. 2 and '{. Vive Crossbred Lambs, down i>r shortwool crosses: Neil Keid 1. J. H. Gore 2 and ."(. PIGS. Berkshire Boar. 14 months and over: W. G. Smith I. K. irbllcotl 2. Hoar, over ii. and tinder 14 months: t-.. j. Rogers 1. tfoai uiuier G months: A. K. Clark 1. Sow. wiih litter: W. fl. Smith 1. Sow. visibly in pig: R. Chllcott 1 and .'5. K. J. Rogers 2. Sow. over f> months and under 14 month**: E. J. Rogers 1. W. G. Smith 2 Sow, under 6 months: E. J. Rogers 1. R.'ChUcott 2. Tamwoi-ths. —-Boar. 14 months and over : A. T. Rogers I. E. J. Rogers -. Boar, over 6 months, and under 14 months: A. T. Rogers 1. E. J. Rogers j. Boar, under l> months: E. ,1. Rogers t. A. T. Rogers 2. Sow. with litter oi pigs not to exceed two months old: E. J. Kogers 1. A T. Rogers 2. Sow, over fl months and under 14 months: A. 1. Kogers 1. E. .1. Kogers 2. Sow. under H months: E. J. Rogers 1. A. T. Rogers 2. YorKSblre*.—Boar. 14 months and over: A. T. Rogers 1. E. J. Rogers 2. Boar, over fl months, and under 14 months: E. J. Rogers 1. A. T. Kogers 2. Boar, under 0 months : A. T. Rogers I. E. J. Rogers 2. Sow. 14 months and over: E. J Rogers 1. A. T. Rogers 2. Sow. nnder fl months: E. J. Rogers 1. A. T. Kogers 2. Black Devons.—Boar, any age: E. .1. Roger 8 1. S»w. over 1_: months: E. J. Rogers 1. Other Pigs.—Bacon pig: A. T. Rogers 1. Porker, not ro exceed 001b dressed weight: E. J. Kogers 1.