TE KUITI DOG TRIALS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 118, 21 May 1934, Page 13

TE KUITI DOG TRIALS.

The annual dog trials held by the Te Kulti Collie Club torniinated on Saturday. Results :— Class 1 (long head, pull and hold in the ring).—Fraser Smith's (Awakino) Highland King. 47J points. 1; K. J. McDonald's (Dannevirke) King. 43J, 2; A. Sutherland's (Kangitoto) Fly. 30J, 3. Short Head, Pull, Drive and Yard.— Fraser Smith's Highland King, üBJ points, 1; R J McDonald's King. 04£, _»; J. JleHardy's (Taibape) Jack, 50, 3. Huntaway (through three sets of flags).— J. Caswell's (Onewhero) Scott, 4-' points, 1 ; Fraser King's Don, 34, 2. The McNaughton Cup for the dog scor{ng most points in the long head was won by F Smith's Highland King, which by gaining most points in Jott g'tEP*W Events also secured the F. King Cup. w. Trembath. of Arnpae. with Niggi-r, whlcn 1 ad a so been very successful at the. Piopio trials, won the D. Neal Cup for thn dog Hecnrfng most points in the long head r.nd hui h wav classes. J. Casweii, with his do- Scott secured the R. Mowatt rose bowl, as°thn winner of the huntaway event. Grnr-'C Sutherland, with bis dog Kep. obtained both the Auctioneers' Cup for the local novice dog scoring most points in the long head, and the A. Bellamy medal *»< ttfetlJ&C. .For" tlic 'second vear in succession he has secured the Auctioneers' Cup and has won it o"^ His father. A. Sutherland, sen. (Rangltoto), obtained the D. Kennedy Cup for the work ,of liia maiden dog, Ely, in tli& long Jtoao.