CLEVEDON SHOW.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 33, 8 February 1930, Page 12

CLEVEDON SHOW.

PROSPEROUS DISTRICT, i FINE display of stock, HUNTERS OUTSTANDING. : Lying on tho rich flats between tlia Otau Ranges and the Brookby Hills lh 9 Clevedon showground presented an ' attractive picture to-day at the opening ; of the 21st annual show. Motor cars s and quite a number of horse-drawn velii. , <rtes brought people from all surrounding ' districts, and there were indications ot 1 a record attendance. , ' Clevedon is noted for horses, and in . this respect the exhibition in all classes was outstanding. There were many fine hacks, and a record number of liunter* . including some of the best in -the Auck' land district. Jerseys, Shorthorns and Ayrshires were prominent anions the pedigree cattle, and Roniney Marsh and English Leicesters were good sheep classes. Great interest was taken in the ring events. Following are the judges' awards:HOUSES. Hacks.—Mare, with foal at foot- tt -p Whitford 1, Bell Bros. 2. Foal-' H 5' Whitford 1, Bell Bros. 2. Dry' suitable for breeding hacks: J. Duder I P H. Smith 2. Horse, filly or gelding, one year: C. Hensen 1. ' 6 Hacks, to be ridden.—Maiden, for hacks that have never won any prize at anyT and P. show, special class: J. A. McPW son 1, Miss Shirley Watkins 2, A. R. Mattm son 3. Hack, up to 13 stone: P Smith 1, Jas. Townsend 2, .Tno. Towisen.i 3. Hack, up to 13 stone: P. H. Smith 1 J. A. McPherson 2, .T. Duder 3. Hack ,m to 11 stone: J. Duder 1. Miss M Stenhenl 2, R. F. LeigMon 3. Cob, iot exceeS 14.2 hands: F. S. Atchison 1, S. Cd or " J. H. Short 3. Best horse suitable fo'r mounted rifles, special class: J. Duder 1 J. A. McPherson 2, .Miss P. Weston a' Ladies' hack, ridden by lady, special clawJ. Duder 1. Miss M. Stephens 2 Shirley Watkins 3. Draught Stock—Filly or gelding two * years old: J. Appleby 1. C. R. Pulton * Marc, dry, any age: W. H. Steen 1 and champion, J. Appleby 2. Bell Bros 3. Gelding, any age: J. M. Cossey 1. Medium spring cart horse, mare or gelding up tr. loewt: C. R. Fulton 1 and 2. J. M. Cos«ey ' 3. Light snring cart horse, mare or "elding. ur) to lOcwt: C. Hensen 1, J. Applebv 2. Bell Bros. 3. Pair of heavy draughts mare* or geldings, prooerty of one owner' special class: H. .t. Bull 3. Pair of medium draughts, do : C. R. Fulton 1. Bell Bros. 2. Mare or geldincr. switab'e for farm work: t\ Hensen 1, J. Appleby 2. CATTLE. Pedigree Milking Shorthorns.—Cow, four years or over: E. M. Wilson 1, A. D. Bell 2 and 3. Cow or heifer, three years :*E. M. Wilson 1. A. D. Bell 2. Heifer, two years: A. D. Bell 1, E. M. Wilson 2 and 3. Heifer, i yearling, dry: E. M. Wilson 1. A. D. Bell 2 and 3. Heifer calf: A. D. Bell 1 and 2, E. M. Wilson 3. Bull, three years or over: E. M. Wilson 1, A. D. Bell 2. Pedigree Jerseys.—Cow, four years or over: R. Dawson 1, H. R. Fleming 2, K, Waterliouse 3. Cow or heifer, three years: F. Mullins 1, H. S. Fleming 2. Heifer, two years: H. S. Booker and Sons 1. Heifer, yearling, dry: W. H. Carter 1. H. S. Fleming 2, G. H. McC'ullough 3. H. S. Booker and Sons v.h.c. Fat Cattle. —Bullock, most money value: E. A. Urquhart 1, 2 and v.h.c., W. T. Duder 3. Bullock, suitable for freezing: E. A. Urquhart 1, 2 and 3, W. T. Duder v.h.c., Steer, two years : E. A. Urquhart 1, W. T. Duder 2 and v.h.c., A. D. Bell 3. Cow, most money value: A. D. Bell 1, Hawthorn and Munro 2. Heifer, two years: Hawthorn and Munro 1, C. C. Munro 2. SHEEP. Romney Marsh.—Ram, over two years: F. Mullins 1 and champion, A. I). Bell 2. Ram, under two years: A. D. Bel} 1. F. Mullins 2. Two ewes, over two years: A. D. Bell 1 and champion and 2. Two ewes under two years : A. D. Bell 1, F. Mullins 2. Ram lamb: F. Mullins 1, A. D. Bell 2, F. Mullins 3. Ewe lamb: F. Mullins 1 and 2. A. D. Bell 3. Shropshire Downs. —Ram. over two years: .T. Duder highly commended. Rain, under two years: J. Dnder 1. Two ewes, under two years: J. Duder 1 and champion. Ram lamb: J. Duder 1 and 2. Ewe lamb: J. Duder 1 and 2. Merinos.—Ram, over two years: M. Kelly 1 and champion and 2. Ram, under two years: M. Kelly 1. Two ewes, over two years: M. Kelly 1 and champion and 2. Two ewes, under two years: M. Kelly 1. Ram lamb: M. Kelly 1 and 2. Ewe lamb: M. Kelly 1 and 2. English Leicesters.—Ram, over twn years: E. M. Wilson 1 and champion and 3, D. Ryburn 2. Ram, under two years: E. M. Wilson 1, D. Ryburn 2. Two ewe.?, over two years: D. Ryburn 1. E. M. Wilson 2. Two ewes, under two years: D. Ryburn 1. E. M. Wilson 2. Ram lamb: E. M. Wilson 1 and 2. Ewe lamb: D. ; Ryburn 1 and 2, E. M. Wilson 3. Southdowns.—Ram, over two years: A Dow 1 and champion, A. D. Bell 2 and Ram, under two years: A. D. Bell 1 and Two ewes, over two years: A. D. Bell I and champion and 3, A. Dow 2. Two ewes, under two years: A. D. Bell 1 and 2. Ram lamb: A. D. Bell 1 aud 2, A. Dow 3. Ewe lamb: A. D. Bell 1 and 2, A. Dow Fat Sheep.—Two wethers, long wool, or long wool cross, most money value: W. T. Duder 1, C. C. Munro 2 and 3, A. D. Bell v.h.c. PIGS. Large White Breed. —Boar, one year or over: T. M. Davis 1. Sow, with litter of not fewer thai! six : T. M. Davis 1. Sow, any age. in, pig: T. M. Davis 1. Sow, under 12 months, for breeding: T. 51. Davis 1. Fat Pigs.—Pig, suitable for butchers' purposes: H. W. Driver 1 and 3, T. M. Davis 2. Bacon pig: T. M. Davis 1.