RANGITIKEI A. AND P. SHOW

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 23, 28 January 1928, Page 12

RANGITIKEI A. AND P. SHOW

SECOND DAT RESULTS. CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS. (From Our Own Correspondent)" . TAIHAPE," Friday. The second day of the Rangitikei A. and ' P. Association's show was held to-day, when ? there was an exceptionally large attendant, including visitors from Marton, Wanganni and Palmerston. Sheep and cattle were in exceptionally large numbers, and ' the judges with difficulty sorted out the winners. The horse competitions were continued to-day, and home industries were judged. Mr. W. S. Glenn, M.P., of Marton, was present to present all cups and trophies. Detailed results are as follow:— SHEEP. Fat Lamb Classes, in Wool.—Long Wool Crosses: A. T. Coleman 1, H. H. Heedman — Down Crosses: John Law 1, A Cole--s?an -. Fat lambs, under 421b: H H. Heedman 1. A. R. Famnin 2. Don Crosses, 421b and over: D. C. Boon J. ~ John Law 2.1 A. T. Coleman 3. Fat Tjmi. shorn, long wool crosses; A. S. rv.lpm.l a nd 2. Fat lambs. Down crosses (Coleman Cup): T. Williams 1, John Law 2 and 3. Fat ewes, Down or cross : J. and S. Webb X, A- S. Coleman 2. Fat wethers: Lomrwoolrciasses: D. Broome 1, H. H. Heedmaa -• a t wethers,-Down or Down crosses: A. S. Coleman. Fat lambs, suitable for > export (wool Down crosses, 421b or over) ; - S. Coleman i, D. Broome, 2 and 3. * Maiden ewes, Down crosses: Jas. Webb. 1•„ and 2, T. Williams 3. Maiden ewes, long wool classes: D. Brown 1, Jas. Webb 2 Wethers, longwool crosS: H. H. Heedman 1 and 2. Wethers, over 21 months: H. H. Heedman, 1 and 2. Ewes, Longwool crosses: H. H. .Heedman. 1 and 2. Best fat lambs, 401b up to 501b (J. Elliss' Cup): A. H. Tamnin 1. H. X. Goodrich 2. Fat l«wh«, suitable Home market (Koeke Cup): A. S. Coleman 1 and 3.

Romney ewe, over 21 months: J. Webb 1 and 2. Romney ewe lambs: H. H. Steedman 1 and 2. Crossbred ewes, under 21 months: H. H. Steedman 1, J. Webb 2. Crossbred ewes, over 21 months: J. Webb 1, H. H. Steedman 2. Crossbred ewe lambs":' •T. Webb 1 and 2. Ewes, Bomney-Lincoln, cross: Estate D. Broome 1. Pet lainb: Gwen Fletther 1. • Ewes, under 21 months: J. Webb 1. Ram lamb, in wool: John Ltw I, Jos. Webb 2. Ewe lamb, in wool: Jos. Webb 1. Ewe, any age: Jos. Webb 1. Suffolk sheep—Ram, under 21 months: Joe. Webb 1. Ewes, under 21. months: Joe. Webb 1. Ram lamb, in wool: Jos. Webb 1. Ewe lamb, in wool: Jos. Webb 1. Ewe, any age: Jos. Webb 1. Champion ram—Romney:H. H. Steedman 1. Over 21 months: J. B. Thomasen 1. Under 21 months: J. B. Thomasen 1. Romney lamb, in wool: J. B. Thomasen 1. Romney ewe: J. B. - Thomasen 1. Ewe lamb: J. B. Thomasen 1. Southdowns—Ram, over 21 months: J. Webb 1. CATTLE. Dairy lieifer: L. Hardy 1, D. P. Casey 2. Heifer calf: Miss R. Bicknell 1, Winiata 2. J. Murphy 3. Hand-fed dairy calves, calved since August 27 : W. Bennett 1. W. Winiata 2. T. W. Bicknell 3. Before August 27: W. Bennett 1. T. W. Williams 2. Heifer, since July 25: T. W. Williams. Before Jnly 25: T. W. Williams. Champion bull, champion ribbon : E. P. Casev (Taoroa) 1. Champion, dairy cow: W. Bicknell 1, T. W. Williams 2. Dairy heifer: D. P. Casev 1, J. RHardy 2, R. Skews 3. Heifers, calved since July 26: Jos. Webb. Red Polled Angus cattle—Classes 04a. 93a. 96a, 97a: Feilding Agricultural High School. Friesians.—Champion bull. champion ribbon : T. W. Williams. 1 and 2. Champion cow, ribbon : T. W. Williams and Sons,_l and 2. Fat heifer, calved since July 25: •Tas. Webb. 1 and 2. Fat heifer: Jan. Webb. Fat cow : Jas. Webb. Fat steer, calved since 1925: Jas. Webb. Fat steer, before 1925: Jas. Webb. Best bullock (suitable for freeling ) : Jas. Webb. Best vealer calf: J- and C. Ash. 1. J. Webb 2. Jersers. —Champion bull, ribbon: I>. P. Casey 1. Champion Cow. ribbon: A. W. Bicknell 1, T. W. Williams 2. PIGS. Champion Boar, ribbon : T. O'Dea. Champion sow, ribbon: T. O'Dea. COMPETITIONS. Open Pony : IT. Marsh 1. W. Winitata 2. 15- J. McLennan 3. Leaping Competition (steeplechase style) : J. Donoghue 1, S. B. Harymond 2, Miss A. Casey 3. Hunters Competition (ladv rulers) : R. H. Lowry I, Miss X. J. Stewart 2. T. W. Williams 3. Leapipjr (for children) : A. Whiteman 1. J.. Donoghue 2. Wire Jump: J. Donochue 1. J. Goodwin —. A. K. Overton o. Dual Jumping : J. Goodwin and Miss Bowman 1, W. Williams and Lowry 2. ; HORSE EVENTS. Maiden hack: K. McR. Duncan's Trouble 1, J. Goodwin's Mataroa Weight-carrying hack, lost and over: A. K. Overton 1, Mrs. P. S. Carroll 2. Weight-carrying hack. UP to 13st: Mrs. W. J. Stewart 1. J- Goodwin 2. Light-weight hack: J. Goodwin I,*A. Duncan 2. Weight-carrying cob: S. »Bson's Winiata 1, A. P. Wilson 2. District ladies' hack: J. Goodwin 1, John Law ». Ladies' hack (open) : Miss J. Stewart l. John Law 2. Best lady rider: Miss P. McKay. Two hacks (ladies' and gent's): M. J. Stewart 1. J. Goodwin 2. Best hack: Miss M. J. Stewart 1, J- Goodwin--Best horse (suitable man over 60 years): iW. Williams 1. Hugh Osborne 2. . suitable breeding remounts: E. McDonnell 1. R. H. Lowrv 2. B«-st troop horse: J. Goodwin 1, F. Wallis 2. PONIES. Champion pony (champion ribbon): Miss P._ McKay's Rob Roy. Maiden pony: T. «• Williams 1. T. Moore 2. Open pony: Mlss--I*. McKay 1, D. J. McLennan 2. Best pony: Miss P. McKay 1. A. T. Moore 2, A»J. McLennan 3. Ponv, over 13 hands UP to 14.2: Miss P. McKay 1, A. T. Moore -.- Pony, over 13 hands up ro 13 hands: " , Nancy McKav 1, T. Williams 2. Pony, under 12 hands: Miss Jean Livingston 1. Miss Joan Livingston 1!. A. Adlam 3school pony: 11. 11. Steedman 1. A- *v Moore 2, T. W. Williams 3. ; >