PENINSULA HORSE SHOW.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13881, 4 November 1910, Page 8

PENINSULA HORSE SHOW.

i President : .Mr (?. Arm?tr*':r.r. Vice-presi-dent: Mr (i. V. 'Ih.-rr.as.' Favourable weather conditions prevailed for the sixteenth annual Peninsula Horse Shoo, which was held yesterday at Duvaucheiie. The entries were about up to the usual standard, though, probably owiny to the lateness of the season, several of the horses entered did not appear in the rin£, being hardly up to show condition. In tho light classes, however, the animals that, came, under the judges' notice drew forth their approbation, an outstanding feature bring tho general .soundness and breodinu. They considered the quality equal to tho metropolitan standard. The draughts were also a good lot, though this not being an agricultural district, could not be expected to equal those of the plains. A shearing competition was introduced among the. competitions, hut owing chiefly to shearing beins in full swing, there were only six entrants. The chief honours of the day fell to Mr T. Masefiold, who annexed the fir.st honours in the , ladies* hack, 13 stone, and hunter classes. Mr KyJe rerformed the duty of judge in tho classes, and Mr ~W\ B. Andrews for the draughts, while the cookery exhibits were attended to by Mr F. J. Hill. The attendance was rather above the average, judging by tho receipts at the gate. Following are results: — llarknpys—Yearling: D. Uiirwick'a bile f. IV Ciirro.ipchmorp, 1; J. \V. I.J. LeliovreVoh f, by Commander, 2. Yearling by Curroaghmore, special prise pive.n by Mr 11. D. liachamin: l>. .ciurwick's b f, by C'urrc:ij,'liniore, 1. Hack, u> carry up to ll.it or l-.-.l —■ list: H. Well's lilk f. by St. Llane colt, 1; A. A. McPhuil's b Kiaora, by Sacramento, 2: J. W. Lelipvrc's b c: Jack, by Victor, X. l'>t: E. Latter." b g Masher, by Masher, t: D. Barwick's b X Pilot, by Victor. 2; Mould Bros', l> g Starlight, by Memo Bachelor, 3. Cob, over 14.1 hands and under 15 hand 3, capable of carrying Ust : C. UThacker'a eh g Waireki, by Tatlow 1; b. WelU'a b X Son, by Lord Roberts, 2. Special prize given by Mr J. R. Thacker M £1 Is to winner of Class J if bred by iatlow: C. B. Thacker's eh g Waireki, by lotlow, 1. Hack, to carry up to 15st, to be shown in saddle: T. Maselield's X S Faddy, by Victnr, ; Juaudacn Bros', be Ben, -; Mould Bros , , g g Tommy, by Lady's hack: T. MascfieWs g g Paddy, by Victor 1- Mrs T. AlaseSeld's br c. Laddie, by Victor, 2; E. Latter's b X Masher by Masher. 3. Hack, to carry up to 13st: Mrs T. MnaefiekVs br s; Laddie, by Vctor, 1, Knndaen Bros , , blk R Piper, by \ ictor, -, J Cuop's h m Kancy, by Sacramento n. Tuntcr. to bo judged for general hiintuig qualifications: T. Alnaefield's X g Paddy, by Victor 1: Mould Bros , , b g btarliffht by Mcrrio Bachelor, 2; C F. C. Wilson sch X Nightporri,, by Bluegc.wn, 3. Mr James Brown's special prizfc for best dairy cart turnout: S. Vogaji 1, T. .T. Wakelyn 2. Mr Jnraes Brown's special prize for a -supplier of under 8001 bs; J. O. Barwick 1, VV. Warner '2. S. J. Kichfield a!ao competed. Uraupht horse or mare: W. Sliadbolt's b X Nugget, by Farmers' Friend, 1: fi. I'iit.,!. a l> t; Dandy, 2; More Bros.- b g Prince, by Scotland Lad, IS. iladk brood maro, in foal or foal at foot: P. G. Mcßeddio, 1; F. Wright's b m Imperial, 2. R. Latter's b in Dolly ulso competed. Hack, two-year-old " filly or gelding: D. Hunt's b g, by Curroaghmore, 1; G. Philhps'3 b f, oy Victor, '2. cart or iiii.re, up to M.3 ha.nds: J. Coop's b m Zulu, J ; T. Masefield's b m Daisy, by -Victor, '2. Uorse or mare, suitable, for all round work, J5.2 hands and over: J. Vogan's l> g Jack, by Lord Clyde, 1; — ftcynisb'e b r Kelpie, by Major Kceth, 2. Biigyy pair: Webster, Ctiaden and Co.'s pair bay marea, by Victor, 1: C. F. C. Wilson's br g Cus, by Specification, and eh g JS'ightgown, by Bluegown,' 2. Pony, from 13.2 hands <o 14.2 hands: H. W. Wilkin's b k Bobby, by Tatlow, 1; ii. Wright's eh g Pat, by 'fetlow, 2. Horse or mare, suitable for all round work, under 15.2 hands: W. C. Gulden's br m Dolly, by Scottish Chief, 1: J. McKay's g g Toney, 2. Gig horso or mare, from 14.3 hands to Is.'i hands: Mould Bros. , <r % Tommy, by Washington, I: D. Barwick'e f,' X Pilot, by Victor, 2. Pony, under 13..1 hands: G. Chccklej's br mare, t; R. Lattar's , eh g . Kitchener, 2; Miss Thacker's l> m Gill, by Tatlow, ;j. Dog-curt horse or marp, over 13.2 hands: \V. Hewitt's blk g Cronje. by AVaslii)i<?ton, 1; S. AVolls's br g Monte, by Imperial, 2. Competitions' Walk and Trot , J. Phillips. 1; Miss Warner's Pat. '.!; S. Vogan's, 3. Walking competitionn for horses: Miss Warner's Pat. 1; Knudnen's Ben. 'J. Threading tho Needle Race, for gentlemen : W-. Moore, 1; V. C;ireT, r , 'J. Threading tho Needle Race, for ludica: Mis? 0. Johnston, 1; Mir-? K. Johnston. 2. Shearing Competition, to shear threr> flheep; time and styli to bo considered: S. Jleyruish, 1: K. Pnurini, 2; J. Skilicr, 3. Driving Competition, for gentlemen: S. Wells. 1: I). B.irwick, 2. Egg and Spoon Competition, fc.r ladies: Mirs E. Johnston. 1; Mits O. Johnston, 2. Jumping Competition: C. I-'. Wilson's Nijrhtgovrn, 1 : I , '. Kearney's Sally, 2. t Cookery Clftsnes— Preserved fruit «;H variiv !ies«): iii-s K. Wi'!lia.m3 1 and 2. Prcser--".! fruit, (0 Mr? F. Williams 1, Mr* Mitchell U. Jam (.'J varieties): Mrs Mitcuc-U 1. Bottle chutney: Mrs Mould 1, Mrs !•'. j Williams 2. Hame-mado brend, 21b loaf: Mr.; Vr. Mould 1, M.i«s McKay 2. Sponge cake: Miss Duxburv 1. Seed cake: Miss Diixbury 1. Madiera 'cake: Mrs Mould 1, Mis* .1. (jk'uirr.o 2. Plum puddinc;: Miss li. Or mc I 1, Mrs J. Giddens 1. Puff pastry: Mrs IN-miriKvra.y 1 and 2. Ham: Mr 11. Potti-gre-w I. Twelve hoiivjp«t hena' egs 3 : Miss T. Or mc.