MALVERN SHOW.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13410, 30 April 1909, Page 8

MALVERN SHOW.

The Malvern A. and P. Association were favoured -nith splcnilid -weather for their annual winter show, h«ld yesterday, on the Sheffield Domain. The.i* was an excellent attcudanw, and thefliow passed very successfully, tho President, Mr P. H. Johnson, taking an active interest in the prceeedinsii, and was well supported by the other ofiiciais. Mr C. A. Opie, the new secretary, was energetic in tlio perform«nca of his rlutifs. IMr O. A. C. Hardy, M.P., patron of tho Association, was present during the day. The Springfield Brass Hand supplied a cood proiiraiamc of music. The general entries showed a satisfactory increase, except in roots, tho turnip crops having been badly affected by blight and' moths. As m former years, a Jot of well-bred ami useful types of draught horses were shown. Thore were sotnc <xood classes of yoxin<i stock, ilr T. J. Vincent, winning in filly foals and yearHngs, and Mr it. Goodwin in colt foals, tho former being also successful in bread mares. Mr F. E. Cogan was fii~st and Mr *V\*. J. Jenkins second' m two-yoar-olds, and Mejssrs A. and A.V. GLiiamJers showed a well-grown filly in this class, but she Tves rather low in condition. In older horsos, Messrs J. "Wella, jun., A. and W. Gillamlers, anc: tlu» Homebush Estate sliowtxl somo very fine animals, Mr "Wells winning in all classes except in geldings, in which Uie stylish grey from Homebush was again placed first. Messrs Gillandcrs were second in three-year-olos, an<l Ciry mares, and the Homebnsli Estate &>?cond in two and threo horse teams. The points prize in draught horses was won by Mr J. Wells, jun.

In light hoists thero was a good show of young stock, and the mostsuccessful exhibitors ivere Messrs \V. J. Jenkins, F. E. Cogan, A. Turnbull, J. do P. Moiison, PI. C. Townead, and P. H. Johnson, and Mj- F. Buseh in brood maros. Sn<ld!e> and harness horsoe formed! strong eisusses, and some of the placed animals were really good. Messrs A. and W. Gillanders were vreW ropresentsd, and won in 11-stone hacks, cob up to 14.3 hands, and ponies, and second in several other classes. Mts F. J. Savill 'was first in the lady's hoc?; and , 11-stone hunter classes, and otlioi winners Mere Messrs P. H. Johnson. F. E. Cogan, W. G. Smith, T. Cooper, and F. L. Lanrfrey.

Thero was a largor entry of cattle than in any previous year, consisting mostly of useful daily coirs oml v few young fitoefc. Sheep were well represented in both numbers and quality. The lambs were exceptionally good and of heavy weight. The Down cross lambs shown by Messrs T. Innes. W. J. Jenkins, and McClelland 1 Bros, were very fine, and Messrs D. McMillan, A. Herioy, and A. Gunn won with good l pens of white-faced: find longwool cross lambs. Mr P. H. Johnson was again first in freezing •wethers with a pen of well-finished halfbreds, and first in mcTino -wethers, and Mr P. Bull scored another win ivith. purebred Shropshires in the any -weight class of wethers, Mr W. J. Jenkins being second with a fine pen of Southdown cross. A large number of pet lambs that had evidently been iveil looked) after -wero led into a ring, Moana Wileteed gaining first prize, Oliver Ge-m----mell second, and Mrs" M. Askew was highly commended. After the chow, Mr A. Gunn's first prize longwool cross lambs were sold for 20s, and! another pen in<the same'class brought ISs. Mr Johnson's first prize halfbred wethers made IGs. The president's special prizo for a pen of halfbred wethers suitable for freezing was Avon by F. E. Cogan, and Mr D. McMillan's second prize went to Mr A. W. Adams. Mr G. H. Judd's special prizes for a. pen of, breeding ewes most suitable for a farmer were won by the Hotnebush Estate, and: Mr F. sen.; and Messrs W. J. Jenkins and tho President's special prizes for ewe hoggets for breeding purposes were awarded to Messrs F. 15 Oocan and J. dc P. Monson. There were a few good purebred sheep shown by breeders in" -the district, the prize-winners being:—Messrs R. and J. Reid and W. J. Jenkins in English Leicestersj A. Gunn and P. Morrison in Border Leicesters, F. Bxill in Shropshires, W. J. Jenkins and H. A. Knight in Southdowns. Pigs were represented by a few wellbred , and there was a small show of poultry. The entries of doms formed the usual classes of working ooflies, and there was also a number of spaniels shown.

Considering the good crops this year, a larc;or entry of grain might have been expected. The wheat was very fair, and the oats of very good quality. Among the flatter were some fine samples of Webb's Black Tartars and Webb's Challenge, shown by Mr H. A. Knight. There were fair entries of gross seed, and though the classes for roots were very well filled, there was a failing off in both numbers and quality as compared with last year. The first prize winners in potatoes were Messrs C. H. Adams, A. Heney, R. Hodason, H. Roper, and G. Butler, fhe swedes and yellow-fleshed turnips w «ro fair, but the 1 soft turnips had gone off badly. The chief prize winners in turnips were Messrs A. Gunn, Tiios. Innes, A. Honey., and F. Tully; and Mr Yl. J. Jenkins was most successful in mangels. The caTrots were only fair, and there wore several very good collections of farm roots, Mr F. E. Cogan being the winner; and Mr W. T. Baxter was first with a collection of farm vegetables; Mr F. Tully won Messrs Ivemptborne, Prosser and Co.'s special prize for collection of tuTnipe. For exhibition only. Mi H. A. Knight sent a. very fine collection of garden produce. The classes for house and dairy produce, as usual, attracted good competition, and the- home-made butter wa* of better quality than is now usually seen at shows. In the fruit classes a feature was a very fine collection shown by Mr T. W. Adams. The judges were:—Draught horses, Messrs V. R. LochJiead and R. R,idlight horses, Messrs J. D. Hall and W Hayward; cattle, pigs, and competitions. Mr A. Henderson; fat sheep and lambs, Messrs J. Sowden and J .iVmght; purebred sheen, Mr F J Andrew; poultry, Mr C. "Deal; grain and seeds, Mr J). Neave; roots/Messrs J. Turner and G. Ronnie; house and dairy produce, Mrs Deal and Mr Hil£on. The following is the prize liet, the number pLen?fei n MCh C ' W bei "« eiven in HORSES. Drau ? hts-Fil]y foal (5): T. J. Vincent 1, J. jud. 2. Colt foal (3): R. Goodwin 1, £~ Jenkins 2. Brood mans (4): T. J. Vin"u* *' Ht J fJl ki m 2 V A - He,,r7 h c - Yelling colt or filly (4): T J. Vincent 1, F. E. Cojau M ?.T ry h c ' Pa P c • E9tttt * c - Two-yroi-old folding or filly (?; : F. E. Cogan 1, \V. J. Jenkins 2, A. and W. GiHandcrs h c. Inree-ye&r-old geldirg or filly (i>: J. VfeV.i jur.., 1 A. and W. Giliandets 2. P. E. Cc-ran h c. Dry mare (7): J. Wells. jun. 1, 2 and c A. ana W. Gillandcr* h c. Gelding (5)- -- ^b,ueh m -«ro 1 > J- Wells, jun.. 2. A. and \\. GiUanden h c. Tno-borse team (3)- J JVclle. jur., 1, Homrbaoh Estate 2, A. and W. Gillar.dtrs h c. Three-horse team (3): J. £ £-.J" n Y h Ho:I l e, Estate 2, A.' and t „?!,'•"* h r CI S Prir.g. <iray horee <6>: J. wells, jun., 1, F. E. Cogan 2, G. H. Judd h c. Two-year-old hal/ draught, for spring dr?y (1): J. Grei:n 1. Points in draught section : J. V> e]}e, juu. Light H..-rses-Colt or filly foal for light harness <3j: F. E. Co ? an 1, I). Mahar 2 Cot or filly foal for «ddle (4): \Y. J. Jenkins 1. A. Turr.bul! 2. Brood more (6): F. Busch 1, VT. J. Jenkins 2. G. H. Jurld h c. Yeariin? for hurrw (3): A. Turnbull 1, C. A Court Opie 2. YearTinff, for saddle (2)- W J. J;n!rins 1, C. A'Court Opie 2. Two-year-■-a for ii«ht harness >a\. J. ue P. Hansen U , W V.» E -^ Baxter 2 - Two-year-old, for saddle (4): W. E. Baxter 1, A. Meyers 2. Thrte-vear-old. for li°fct harness '3). H. C. Tow. hend 1. E. Jenkins 2. Three-yrar-old for Raddle (1): P. H. Jchnetoi 1. Trap horte, lor a farmer (4): P. H. Johnston 1. A. and W. Gillanders 2. Gip; horse ('): F. E. Cogan 1 and h c, A. and W. Gillandcr? 2. Eleven stoae hack (12): A. and W. Gillanders 1, T.

Cooper 2. G.H«n_ h cPottriwa .t oae Wfi <S):,W. G. Smith 1, G. Dems o g he. LadyV luck !s>: Mr, &j7 I!'H A. and W. GiiliKdera 2. F. E. Cozui k' fesi Troop horse (9): T, Oop<»r 1, A. »ad tfej| Oillanders 3, F. L. Sindrer h c. Cob *V*lll txceedicg 34.3 fcaud* (5): a! end TV ders 1, \V. G. Smith 2, H. A. KaijUtTlJ Pony, not exc-pdmg 14 heuds (S): A. AY. Ciil'andera 1 and % D. MeMiHsa *£«! Troop horse, (he property of a mexbn efsi the Malvcrn Counted Rifle* (1) T Ccw&er-M 1. Mr J. D. Hall* epccin! for cob rot «xc«d**S ir- 14.3 hand? (2): AY. G. Si uth 1. iSTJ {or harness, by Special (1): "W T. AcsUmTvl Fcal, for saddle, by Pjgnuiion (I). D. l> .is? CATTLE. •* Dairy cow (6^: A. T. Htmkirn 1, AY. J.l| Jenkins 2. Grade Shorthorn cp* or helferl (G): A. Meyer* 1 F. K. 2, T. le a »*<| h c. Heifer under two years, for dairying.^ Fat sttwr U): Horaebiwlj Esu'o 1. JJ»t'J heifer (It: liemcbush EsUto 1. 3jj SHEEP. ;1 Fat lctnbs, five lambs not exreedirjt lOJltkJjf live weight (a): Thomas Innc« 1. Five faced lambs, Got exceeding lOutb (4). AY. J;M Jenkins 1. McCieUtnd Broß. 2. r\ Bull h Five black-fuccd Samiis, r.ot exceed. n<; lGQilki i epen to farmers hoUiiui; 'io' inuro than SCXf-ii acres i,U: A. Heiiiy 1. Five wl':\e-f»c«l lam§|( not exi-podiiig 100-b (W: D. MiUau 1. Up<«§ Clclln-'id Bro*. 2. Five white (•■ceJ Utnba. i«t2 exceeding lM'b, open lo itirsucrs ho'dl'ig aek|! Fxoceding 200 acre? (3): A. Ue:.ry 1 «ad %,% Five louj-wco'.led lambs, any i 5): A. On;.n 1, McClelland 2 fcsfS h c, A. a.iul \V. Ciillendcrs c. FiTe Down crosf, eny weight (i): McClelland 1 and 2. F. Bull h c. Pet luaib U2): Mo»j|J3| Wilstwd 1. Oliver GemiaeH 2, Mrs J. Duvio h c, Mr<! M". Askcrr c. ./$ Fat Sheop—Five withers suitable fot ir.g, not exceedirg 130:b li\e weight (T)* Jg* H. Johnston 1. A. W. Adams .', G. F h c, F. W. Compton c. Fne wethers, weight, any breed (7): F. Bu'.l 1 »nd It AY. J. Jenkins 2. K. and J lle-d c. Fi*S | merino wethers v-'l : 1 , . H. .If hn«-.on 1. Hom»«ti|| bush Estate 2. Fire haifbred wothoM, nbls for freciing {\2\: F. E Ccpan 1, A. Adsms 2, F. W. Comptoa he, P. H. Joiti^P Purebreds—English Leicester ram (3): ( I ond J. Reid 1. W. J. Jenkins 3. i Leicester ram (3): A. Gnnn 1, P. Morrhoiw I 2. Shropshire ram (1): F. Bull 1. SouthdowSjjfg rara (1): AY. J. Jenkins 1. Five EaatiifclSii Leicester ram larabs (4): R. nnd J. 1, AY. J. Jenkins 2 and h c. Five BordtrafflE Leicester ram lambs (2): A. Gunn 1, P. Xn|§|l rieon '2. F->o Shropshire ram lambs O):-.P«gg| Bull 1. Five Southdown ram lambs TPffil A. Knight 1. \V. J. Jenkins 2. . r^H Breeding Sheep—Five breeding rwee, farmer (S): Estate 1, F. S«»r!2||i sen. 2. Five ewe hoggets for breedisg poses (5): F. E. Or-pan ), J. 6c P. Muuoft)|a| Sow. with litter (1): AY. Kennedy I. P»ii|§ of porkers (1): AY. J. Jenkins 1. Bacon ]«§IS (2): C. Piner 1. " I POULTRY. 'fwSi Pair crossbred fcwls (1): Mir* M. Pair bantams (1): A. AY. Adams 1. 4majii Lepboms 13): J. T. Scarl* 1 »ud 2, MniQJlii GraT c. Pair Wyandctt<» (4): R. Aldri&jfflS 1, J. T. Searlo 2, A. AY. Adfcm* o. fuffiS Minorcan, hen (1): A. AY. Adams 1. .Beggi tab!* fowl* (4): Mrs G. AVright 1, A: : Atiumß 2, Ms<eT J. BeaTtlon h c. (3): Mies M. Cogan 1 end 2, C. H. ho. Pair k«090 (I): Mis* M. PaiT turkey* (2): AY. J. Jenkins 1, M*irf« figg J. RasMon 2. * - Mm SuKoth-haired CoUio (S): G. H Turnbull 2, A. Gvmn h c. m Collie. <8): H. Tcmlinp-on 1, B. FJemuw I,DhS S McMillan h. c. Beaid.cd Collie (3): X3ZV& M SmHh 1, Tboroas Ihhm 2. Field SpteH(H§l& C A'Court Opie 1. Cocker Spiaiei {*): GRAIN AND SEEDS. 1 Tuscan wheat <3): F. £. Cogani; wheal (1): D. McMillan 1. Baeta't whe«t (3): G. F. AVHrhi 1. . Solid can <i) : G. II Judd 1. H. Mcßr«lUv % WJM D. N«u-tze h c.. AVke*t. any other vyfa&Sm (2): G. B. Willis* 1. Malting huUrf (I>- Vmfi J. Barter 1. Cape barley (2): &. P. 1. AY. J. Baxter 2. Gartoa o»t* (5): H.3X§B| Xeutz* 1, A. AY. Adft-mi 2, E. B. JenJdu htiSffl Tartar onts (2): 11. A. Kciflt li titd-'MH Sparrewbill c*ts (I): H. D. Ifratw tr rcrion oats (2): H. A. Itniglrt 1, l>. UaWfiHH lav 2. Dun oKte (}): F. E. Cognn 1, H. Kcnt'se 2. Qata, any cliwt vssiety CO: A- KnieW 1, F,. Jenkir.e 2. Pi«ld W. J. Baxtet I. Partridge mm Baxter 1, AT. Kesiudy 1 EngTwh ?«ed (3): 11. \D. Neutr* 1, A. Finer c. Italian ryegTMe e«d (2): -V.'lWfcia Miilftn 1. AY. J. Baxter 9. (4): A. Gunn 1. Oa-feheivf c)»aff <7); Tbbaimß .Inn« 1, A. Gunn % AY. Kennedy JT^Hg!

Up-to-Date potatoes (13): C. E. AfcmnuH \V. E. Baxter 2, T. L. Beoctw he. SJjfflM potatoes (5); A. Henry 1, O. Finer-a.i3HHHM wont polataei (7): T. W:B»xt*f I,v£>:%l3Hßm 2. \v\ J.' 'Jenkins he. H. Boper 1, T. Halliday 2- Wnlt»-SaaMM of Hebron potatoes (i).. f>. Butler L&S§H§m| Adaine 2. Potatoes, my other n. Koper 1, T. l<. Baxter % W t &i»il|H c Swrfe turnip* (8) A. Gtian Jer.kins 2, JF. Tulley t. - swedo turnips (4): - Thomas Itisea Townsliond 3. Yellow-fleehed other variety (9): A. Henry \ Lilley 2. White-fleihed .Inrn.'pi; ur : M|H variety (6): F. Tu'ley 1, F. S*arie» Heaviest sound turnips, any Tsriety. (Hfgß TuTey 1, W. J. Jonktne fl. LenjrjlaHfl mauralu (S): W. J. Jentrine V,. CnMIesySMMH 2. Yellow Globe mengole kins 1. MAngelt, r.r.y otiier 7. Jenkins 1, C. Finer % Haaviwlt- nWJggM a): C. Piner 1. Bed carrois (3)rJ|TdHHH ncay 1. A. Henry S. White Ruins 1, P. Tulley 2, C. carrots (4): F. E. Cogan i f W. ?. C. Bains c. Collection of f>rm~'4«M|F,»HßH F £. Cogan I. W. J. Baxter 3, W.fJH kins c. Collection of garden '.V. J. Baxter 1, H. ilopex 2. W. J. Jenkine 1, H. Uoper S asE (k9i>m9 oairots (4): G. Butler 1, C. Pisw %'b(&WBSM head c. Leeke (2): W. J. fioper 2. Celery (2): W. J. nipe (6): F. Mtey 1, A. Henry, Pinee c Collection of pumpkiDe-iws3ijH9H rows (3): W. J. Baxter 1, W. KeaawraW W. J. Jenkins o. Eschalots etiss 1. T. L. Baxter 2. low-fleshed turnips (2): F. Tulley *^$tSffIHM

HOUSE AND DAIRY White bread (3): Mm J. Price I, Gray 2, Mrs N. BuUei h t. d): Mrs X. BatJer 1. i'anpe-oren Mrs W. Symos 1, Mrs N. BnUuSt, Gold h c, Mrs S. Price c. Oven Mrs Judd I,.Mrs N. Butler 9, Mr* JvWXiSBX Mrs AnKties c. Girdle sconea C)- 1----sties 1. Bfown sconce (3): Mrs1. Mrs Anstiss 2, Mrs G. Gray h cake (S): Mrs D. McMillan Townfhend 2. Mrs' W. Symes h c. - Gray c. Fruit cake (9): Miss E. Miss Mcllraith 1; Mrs Adam» h. c, Wright c. Sponge . sandwich (6):. Mcllrnith 1. Mrs W. Stibm h c, Mrs H. C. Townehend c. pastry (3): Mrs H. C. Towngbecd-1, '#r«HBH Grey 2, Mrs W. Gold h c. mizsd biscuits (1): Miss' E. AnSliM cakes (2): Miss K. Austin I.' Mi?e Jenkins 1. Mrs 11. C. Towcßhesd A. T. Baxter k c. Plum pudding W<&ml^M& B. Mcrers 1, Mrs G. Gray 2. Mrs B..S(«|MH|H| h c. Honey (1): Miss M. Meytrs *■■. jWJBHUI tion of jams and j«l!ies (7): head '1. Mrs W. Symes 2, Mrs E.: and Miss A. T. Baxter h c. KoW&Mggme '.able butter w.fhcvit 5V- Mrs.I and c, Mm G. Gray 2 Mm J. Kon-separat-r table butter, wiih uit A. Hardie 1, Mrs J. Price 2 Mrs ™ is i*3&BKt b c Miss M. Cogan c. Separator batt»,".;!JJ«ffi|Bi b»h' (7): Mra Judd I- Mrs G-. Jenkins h c, Mrs V/. Symw c. butter, without salt (6): Misr M. Cet"3§BiM and 2, Misi A. T. Baxter h c. Mri ".ftggSfHK c. Table butter, in' fancy p*t« (3): T. Baxter 1, Miss M. Cogan 2. Mnßmiffle h c. Collection of nrewrred fruits W. Symes 1, Mrs K. Ridgen 2. BMLJg&ggS&i hnm (I): Mrs Jenkins 1. Pair &ei««a]MiJHH| (3): Mies Mcllraith 1, Mrs Adams WQH|WK Price h c. Pair dressed dock* (3): aUjjgMJMMi Ilraith 1. Mrs J. Price 2. ironed white irhirt and coltnr (i):,WQnH Horaio 1. Mrs E. Meyers 2. VertJW KraH| flownrs (1): Mrs O. F. Wright L of applts (2): C. H. Adams 1, A. ". M§S|raK7i 0. Oliection of fruit (2): T. VT. Ad«n»jggjgfc: L. Cni(?h»aJ 2. Decorated basket. <>[tgS&ffiM& (1): Miss ~8. Anetiss 1. Collection of and clovers, open to boys under twenty jMMg3|HK COMPETITIONS. - "■^mjiMft Hunter over hardies, up to eleven •"JShSHI Mrs D. J. Sarill 1, TV. Hobaon % r2smgmß over hurdles, fourteen stone sod over tB^sSHStWw L. Sandrey 1, H. P. Nelson 2. ."W&U&