HORSES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 48, 26 February 1937, Page 8

HORSES.

DRAUGHTS AMD HACKS.

FIXE EXHIBITS PABADED.

Although the entries in the Clydesdales were not as large as could be wished, the judge. Mr. H. E. Hocken (Feilding) said the classes taken aU round were good, some fine exhibits were paraded. Among the light horses the entries were well up to the standard of other years, and the judge, Mr. F. Pile (Opotiki) wax particularly Impressed with the horses shown in the maiden hack class. The pony section was also a very creditable one, and resulted in keen competition in the various classes. Hacks (judge, Mr. F. Pile, Opotiki).— Maiden, any age: Mr. R. S. Hanson's Gay Boy 1. Mr. F\- Dowding 2. Mr. J. Gee 3. Mare or gelding, up to 11 stone: Mr. J. Elliot's Rarie 1. Miss P. Weston 2. Mr. F. Dowding 3. Mare or geldinjj, 13 stone: Terence Nolan's Chortle 1, J. A. McPherson 2, H. C. Sutherland 3. Mare or gelding, 15 stone: Malcolm Clark's Colmoco 1, H. E. Porritt 2. E. P. Paul 3. Saddle.—Mare, suitable for breeding military remounts: Mrs. E. O. Scelly's Kildare 1. X. Webster 2, Miss Shirley Watkins 3. Remount horse, suitable for mounted rifles: Mrs. T. L. Ranstead's Toby 1, Malcolm Clark 2. Miss Shirley WatklnSf.3. I ally's hack, mare or gelding : G. Hodgson's Thespic 1, R. S. Hanson 2, Miss P. Weston 3. Best mannered saddle horse: G. Hodgson's Thespls 1. J. Elliot 2. R. S. Hanson 3. Saddle Pony.—Child's pony, mare or geldtog, under 13.2 : Miss M. Mulcahy's Gray Peter 1. C. 3. Peck 2. Roy Miller 3. Child's pony, under 14 hands: Miss E. Mulcahy's Blue Peter 1, Miss Pat Robgon 2. Miss June »*>ickß 3. Pony.—Harness pony, under il— : Miss P. Nutsford's Don Bradman 1 ; Owen Findlay 2, R. Moore 3. Harness pony.' | under 13.2: Owen Findlay's Tamaki Girlj 1, Koy Milien 2. '