COUNTRY SHOW.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1934, Page 18

COUNTRY SHOW.

THAMES VALLEY DISPLAY. ADDITIONAL RESULTS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) TB AROHA, tuts day. The attendance at the To Arqha A., V. and H. Association's show yesterday numbered practically the same as Inst yeni\ The parade of prize stock was highly creditable, the picture in front of the grandstand when the different sections were marshalled into line giving visitors an idea of the high quality of the district's stock. The time-honoured custom of declaring the show open on the Inst afternoon of the function was again observed, the lion. C E Maemillah performing the ceremony, and the Mayor. Mr. It. Coulter, congratulating the association on the result of its work. •

The ribbon parade, arranged by the To Aroha Kennel Club, was successfully carried out, and the champion hunter competition again proved a feature of the show. Foliowing are the results of the afternoon's judging:— HORSE SECTION. Champion hack: ' J.. B. Itanstontl's Kismet. Gentleman rider, over hunting fences: J. It. Ranstead 1, H. E. Porritt 2, L. A. Miller 3.. Lady's hunter: Mrs. T. L. Kanstead's Toby it, J. K. Eanstead's Kismet 2, L. A. Miller's Dixiana 3. Champion hunter: Mrs. T. L. Kanstead's Toby 1. .T. R. Kanstead's Kismet 2, L. A. Miller's Dixiana 3. Gentleman rider: Pat Aislabio 1. Boy rider: H. Douglas 1. Maiden hunter: L. Goodyeai-'s Smooger 1. Maiden hunter over fences: Miss Wiggins' Chance 1: L. Goodyear's Wildfire 2; E. ,AislaWc's Every Day 3. " ' ■ . . Draught Horses.—Draught entire: J". Burke's Gold Glint 1 and champion; A. Cameron's Silver King 2. . Carriage Horses.—Buggy mare or gelding: B Wadhani 1 and 2. Cob in harness: A. T. Nicol 1, A. Gillon 2. Trotting mare or gelding: B. Wadham 1 and 2. Child's pony: F. O'Grady 1, J. Gray 2, L. Goodyonr 3. Child's pony, uuder 12 hands: J. Gray 1, W. Ward 2. Lady rider: Miss Wiggins 1, Miss Soinors 2. Lady rider over fences: Miss-Wiggins 1,, Mlss*Ranstead 2, Mrs. T. L. Runstead 3. CATTLE SECTION. Pedigree EYieelans.— Bull, 3 years: James Ward's Devonia Hoyal Prince Pietje 1 and champion. Friesian bull, 2 years: W. McKee's Kilkee! Butter Boy 1 and reserve champion. Friesian cow: W. McKee's Kllkeel Iris 1. Bull calf: W. McKee 1. Heifer calf: W. McKcc 1. Breeder's group: James Ward 1, W. McKee 2. Grade cow: W.., McKee 1. Grade lieifer: W. Mc-i Kee 1, Jas. Ward 2 ; and 3. Three heifers: James Ward 1.1 Best hand-fed heifer: Hector Kay 1, James Ward 2 nnd 3. Calf Club Competition.—Best liandreared calf, dairy type: Eva Ward 1, Dorothy Dennis 2, Harold Rynn 3. Norinnn .Ward 4. Best, hand-reared calf, dairy condition, handling, etc. : Trevor Allen 1, Eva Ward 2, Grace Russell 3, Dorothy Dennis i, Cyril, Marx 5. ■■ - SHEEP .SECTION. Romney ram: F. M. Strange 1. Romney ewe: F. M. Strange 3 and 2. Koinney lam'ram: F. M. Strange 1 and 2. Romney lamb ewe: F. M. Strange 1 and 2.

Souttdowns. —Ram: Kereone, Ltd., 1, H. Wagstaffi 2. Pen of two ewes: H. Wagstaff 1. Lamb: H. Wagstaff 1 and 2. Fat Sheep.—Two wethers: Kereone, Ltd., 1. Two ewes: Ktreono. Ltd., 1 and 2: F. M.. Strange o. Three lambs: G. P. Goodfellow 1, Kercone, Ltd., 2. Three woolly lambs: Kereone, Ltd., 1. Pet lambs: Kereone, Ltd., 1 and 2. MISCELLANEOUS. Steer Riding Competition.—Amateur: A. J. Stewart 1, A. Denholm 2, W. Stewart a. Professional: A. J. Stewart 1, B. Kiiiu 2, A. Moldero 3. St. John Ambulance Service.—-Claude-lands troop, 77 points, 1; Hamilton (St. Peters), 75 points, 2. '