A. AND P. SHOW.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17702, 2 March 1923, Page 9

A. AND P. SHOW.

CHEVIOT. j The fourteenth annual show of (he Cheviot ! -'.. anu P. Association v.-as held yesterdav I in beautiful weather. There was a ver'v large attendance of the public, many of whom came long distances in traps and motorcars. Mr George Forbes, M.P., was among those present, and expressed pleasure at j the fact that the show was getting back I to its pre-war reputation as the best coun--1 try shenv r.i Canterbury, ilr Forbes presented the Thomas Go- Gup to Mrs A. Gillanders for her pony ~n d er fourteen hands. The conditions attached to this cup by Mr Gee, who was formerly secretary to tho Association, and who is now in England, arc mat it must tie won two years in succession or three times at intervals, with a different pony each year. The exhibit of stock was easily the best that has been seen at the show for years and the entries in all classes were larger than at previous shows. The president, Mr A Gillanders, and the secretary, ilr L. li. Gibson, worked hard to make the function the great success it proved to be from every point of view, following is-the prize list, tho number of entries in each class being given in parentheses • Sheep. , Judges: Messrs J. Reid and V>\ Douglas. English Leicester Kara (2) Q, Crampton Border Leicester Kam (3) —D. McLaren 1 and 2, G. H. Harrison n c. i!u.:'b.-ed Ram (7) —A. E. Denton 1 and I 2, T. Stevenson 3. Halfbred ewe, one shear (S): j-;. Winskill 1, T. Stevenson 2 and 3. Ewe, two shear or up (7): T. Stevenson 1. !■:. Winskill 2 and 11. Three half-bred ewo lambs 110/: E. Winskill 1, 2, and 2. Corriedale Kam (II) —A. Gillanders 1, J. McAdnin 2 and h c. Ewe, one shear (10): Mrs M. J. Jackman I, 1". Winskill 2, G. Crampton 3. Ewe, two shear or up (5): A. Gulanders 1 and 2, E. Winskill 3. Ewo lamb (16): E. Winskill 1, A. £. Denton 2, A. Giliunders 3, J. McAdam c. Halfbred Ram Lamb (7)— T. Stevenson 1 and 3, E. Winskill 2. Corriedale Kam Lamb (9) —A. Gillanders 1 and 2, N. D. Campbell 3 and c. One Shear Halfbred Ram (4) —T. Stevenson 1 and 3, A. E. Denton 2. Ono Shear Corriedale Ram (6) —A. Gillandors 1, N. D. Campbell "2 and 3. Shropshire Kam (8) —A. H. Gibson 1, J. Forsyth 2 and 3. Three-quarterbred ewe, one shear or up, tho progeny of long wool ram from Corriedale or halfbred ewe (4) —G. Crampton 1 and 2, J. Paton 3, Three-quarterbred ewe, two shear or up, tho progeny of long wool ram from Corriedale or halfbred ewe (4): A. H. Gibson 1, J. Paton 2, Q. Crampton 3. Three-quarterbred ewe lamb, the progeny of long wool ram from Corriedale or haliured ewe (4): Lady CampboU 1 and 2, (i. Crampton 3. Three fat wethers, any age or breed, butchers' sheep (6): E. Winskill 1, Campbell 2 ouu c, A. Gillanders h c. Three f»t ewes, any age or breed (5): Walton and Dickson 1 and h c, A. Gillanders 2. Three freezer wethers, two shear or up, by long wool ram, most suitable for export (1): Lady Campbell 1. Three freezer lambs, Shropshire erosß, most suitable for export, not to exceed 851b (3): J. Paton 1 and 2, G. Crampton c. Three freezer lambs, by long wool ram, most suitable for export, not to exceed 851b (4): J. Beckott 1 J. Paton 2, G. Crampton h c. Three freezer lambs, halfbred or Corriedale, most suitable for export, not to exceed 851b (10): T. Stevenson 1 and 2, J. Paton special and he. Three fat lambs, any breed (3): J. Paton 1, J. Beckett 2. Three fat lambs, Down cross (2): J. Paton 1. Three fat lamb 3, long wool cross (5): J. Paton 1, Mrs M. J. Jackman 2,- J. Beckett h c, P. D. Childs c. Pet Lamb (1) —M. Brunton 1. Horses—Draught. Judge: Mr N. Oook. Draught stallion, any age (1): W. Plew 1, Four-horse team, suitable for farm work, the property of one owner (2): A. Gillanders 1, D. Anderson 2. Three-horse team, suitable for farm work, the property ■of one owner (4): A. Gillanders 1, i\ S. Wilson 2, D. Anderson 3. Pair horses, suitable for farm work, the property of one owner (6): A. Gillanders 1 and h c, P. S. Wilson 2. Gelding, any age (4): A. Gillanders 1, P. St. Wilson 2, A. E. Denton h o. Mare, any age (6): A. Gillanders 1, T. Meikle 2, P. S. Wilson 3. Brood mare, any age, with foal at foot, both to be shown (2)': Payne'Bros: 1, A. E. Denton 2. Poal, to 'be Bhown with dam (2): Payne Bros. 1, A. E. Denton 2. Three-year-old gelding (1): 'Walton and Dickson 1. Three-year-old Ally (2): D. Anderson 1. Horso or mare, suitable for spring dray, up to 15cwt (4): J. Beckett 1, E. Winskill h c. Horse or 'mare, suitable for spring dray, up to 26cwt (3): J; Beckett I, W. Olarkson 2. Champion mare: A. Gillanders. Champion gelding: "W. Dickson. XXacfcxieys. Judge: Mr G. McLean. • Mare or gelding, up to 14 stone, to be riddsn-(U) —Mrs A. Gillanders 1. Maro.or eeldSag; ,up' toll stdhe, to be ridden (4): Miss A. Gillanders 1,, T. Edridge 2, Mrs S. Clark 3. , Horse or. mare, Suitable for gig, under 15J hands (4): Mrs S. Olark 1 and champion, L. 0. Spanger -2, T. - Edridge 3., Beßt turn-out, two-wheeled, to be bona fide property of exhibitor three months prior to show. (2): Mrs S. Olark l t L. 0. Spanger 2.. Lady's hack, to be ridden by a lady (3): Mrs - A.. Gillanders 1 and 2,. R,. Clarke 3. Horse or mare, suitable for trooper (3): Mrß'S. Olark 1. Champion hack: Miss A. Gillanders's White Heather.' ; ■■ ' .Gobs and Ponies. J\idge: Mr H. M. Burgin. Cob, under 15 hands, to. be driven (1) — TV Edridge 1. Pony, ill hands and under, to bo ridden (4): Miss B. Chapman 1. Cob, under 15 hands,, to be ridden (2): T. Edridge lv .Pony, ridden' by children regularly Bchool, 14J hands and under (2): Misß 5. Paton 1, Miss B. Chapman 2.Pony, from 13 to 14J hands,'to be ridden (5): Mrs A. Gillanders 1, T. Edridge 2, G. B; Macdonald 8. Pony, over Hi hands and under 13 hands, Ho be ridden, (8): P.Upton 1" D. Paton 2.' Pony, 14J hands or under; I to be driven (1): T.'Edridge 1. Be*t girl !"rider,'over eleven and under fourteen years (2): Dorothy Paton 1, Bella Chapman 2. Best boy rider, under eleven years t'i): Ted Jackman';!. Best boy rider, over oleven and under fourteen: years (2);: Bruce Buttle 1 Polo ; pony 14.2 or under, polo certiflo.ato accepted (2): G. : It. MaoderiMJL 1. Pony, regularly ridden to;school, under 14 hands. 7teacher's '■ certificate' to be held to show' that child has regularly attended school (if::' Bella Chapman 1. Champion •pony: Mm A. Gillamder'B 'Energy. Champion cob: T.'<Edridge's Toby. . '/"'.: : Cattle; •',- ■' .judge:' Mr J. Wyllie. Shorthorn bull,' any age (2)— Lady Campbell' 1. Cow, any age, most suitable for dairy /purposes 1 (3):' Lady Campbell 1, B. E. McDougall 2. Champion dairy cow, any age or breed, in milk, or within three, months-of.calving (13): H. N. Buttle 1, H. Dlerck 2,' W. Mowatt 3. Oalf, any breed, not to exceed ; six months. (1): R. E. McDougall 'l. .Pat bullock, any age or breed (2): -Lady'Campbell 1. Milch cow. Jersey or -Jersey cross (8): H.. N. Buttle 1 and 2, Master W. Hughes 3. Milch cow, Ayrshire (8): H. Dierck 1, Miss L. Flaherty 2,. W.-Mowatt 8. Holstein cow (2) Mrs' Webster 1. Ayrshire cow or heifer, in milk or in calf (2): D. Anderson 1, W. Mowatt 2; Jersey bull (3): H. .N. Buttle 1, H. Dlerck "2. Best heifer, any breed; suitable for milking purposes (5): D. Anderson 1, W. Mowatt 2, T. Bowen 3. - . ... ""'.• Pigs. - '.. '" judge: Mr J. Wyllie. Berkshire breeding sow (1) —H. Dierck 1, Yorkshire breeding sow (1):, H. Dierck 1.. ■ '-■. Dogs.' . Judge: Mr J. McAdam. Rough-haired Collie, either sex (6) —S. Pettehgel 1; W. Allen 2, J. McAdam 3. Smooth- haired Collie, either sex (6): P. D. Childs • li D. H. Milne 2, G. L. Ford 3. Bearded Collie, either sex (4): A. Gillanders ID. H. Milne 2, T. Bowen 3. Sporting dbfc either sex (5): W. A. Doui;ias 1, B. E. McDougall 2, Mrs Dean 8. Pet dog, any breed (2): L. H. Pruden 1, W. A. Douglas 2. '■■':*' Cookery. Judge: Mrs V. Bhodes. -Bread, home-made, loaf (4)—-Mrs O. McKnight I,' Mrs B. McKnight 2, Miss C. N. Jackman h .e. Home-made tin loaf. (8): Miss C. 'K.,. Jackman }• m *° . ,°- McKnight 2, Hil.s .h c. Girdle | scones \l): Mrs, B.v McKnight 1. Oven ' scones, unsweetened (11): Mary Truman l, Mrs K: L. Wilson. 2, Mrs McNally he. •Oatcakes («D: Miss I Savage 1 Mrs Fraser 2. Pound Miss E. Hills 1, Mrs Stevenson Fruit cake, (5): Mrs Stevenson 1, Miss E. Hills 2 Mrs A. E. Denton h 0; Sponge cake (6).: Miss E. Hills 1 Miss L. Hills 2, Mrs Stevenson he Sponge sandwich (10): Mrs Stevenuon" 1 Miss Geesoh 2, Mrs A. E. Denton h?c. Shortbread (7): Mrs M. Abbott 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Miss I. Savage h c. Scone loaf, made in bread tin (4): Miss E. HillS'l" Mrs- Mi Abbott 2, Miss I. Savage li p Vheatmeal scones (3): Mrs Steven- ' Mrs A. F. Denton 2. Pikelets (5): • Mrs B. McKnight It Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs T - Bower h c. ' Sponge roll (4): Miis ■ G'eeson 1, Mrs A." E. Denton 2 Mrs Stevenson h c. ' Gingerbread cake (4): Miss L. I E Williamson 1. Mrs A. E. Denton 2. Seed cake (5): Miss Geeson 1, Miss E. Hills 2 E E. McDougall h c. Small cakes, " throe-plain, three fancy (5): Miss I. Savaeo 1 Mrs AVE. Denton 2, Mrs G. Champ- ' ton h' c. Collection of lollies (1): Miss I. i Savaee'l • Currant cake, made by girls under fifteen yeirs (1): Miss I. Brunton 1. Oven Bcones. • made by girls under fifteen ' viars 1IT: Miss O. McKnight 1, .Miss I. Brunton' 2. Puff pastry (3): Mrs G. oJamptonvU'Mrs Mcfcally 2. Dairy Produce. '. judge: Mr M. G. Jones. ■ , Parmera' made buttor, roll or pat (5)~ Bs E McDougall 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Miss • o'Down h o. Separator butter (11); Mrs I piaberty 1. Mrs E. Burgess 2. Mrs Bowen h c Bowl's eggs,, not.preserved (6): Miss 11 ' Craighead'l. Mrs Stevenson 2, E. Winskill h c. '.Fowl's ogg3, tinned, heaviest '-'■ not : preserved j (5): Mrs Wstav '..' wTiJand he,: Mrs Stevenson 2. Ham, • uwmoked.i hW; cured (1): Mrs . B. j McKnlghV,!.,; One down eggs', utility

standard (5): ilrs Stevenson 1. Miss E. "'ntoul 2, Mrs A. E. Dei«ou h v. Jams and Pickles. ' Judge: Mrs V. Rhodes. Fruit jam. four varieties (3): Mrs Stevenson l Mrs A. E. Denton 2. .Mrs W. Hushes hc. Pickles, three varieties (o-) : Miss I. Savage 1. Mrs W. Hughes 2. Mrs Met enson h c. Jam jellies, three varieties ~ '<, Mli 0 s : - Savage 1, Mrs A. E. Denton ! * Stevenson hc. Bottled fruit, in water, three varieties '5): Mrs Stevenson i' *V s i /■ . Sav »ge 2 . Mrs W. Hughes h c. oDttiea fruit, m syrup, three varieties (-41 : u- Tr Fe^ Uson : > Mrs Stevenson 2. -Mrs »• Hughes h c. Grain. Judge: Mr V. £. Ward. n Tuscan wheat (5): A. Earns 1, H. G»eson \i-h / lunter 's wheat (1): A. Barns 1. "neat, any otlrer variety (2): J. Beckett 3. \'r"n n o olts (9 > : A - Gillanders 1, T. Alperian oats (3): A. H. Gibson I;J; Beckett 2. Cape barley (1): A. E. Barns" 1 PrUssian blue P eas (1 > : A - Seeds. Judge: Mr F. E. Ward. Ryegrass, perennial (7): A. G. Harrison »i- " ste , ven son 2. A. H. Gibson 2. Cowff?" or ,"<l clover (13: J. Beckett 1. White %°J? r < 1 )-- J- Beckett 1. Italian ryegrass U). J. Beckett 1, A. E. Denton 2. Boots. Judge: Mr F. E. Ward. 'White-fleshed turnips (12) —Mrs M. -T. Jackson 1, A. Gillanders 2, B. Locthead nc. bwede turnips (8): A. Gillanders 1 and n >•, It. Crampton 2. Long red mangolds (2) —R. Lockhead 1. lellmv globe mangolds (13): E. Ayrton 1, v.. Hughes 2, J. Uprichard h c. Mangolds, any other variety (1): J. Beckett 1. White lielgian carrots (3): P. Partington 1, G. yrempton 2 and h c. Intermediate carrots t> t J ;J^P n chard 1, Mrs R. L. Wilson 2, i" ockh ead he. Shorthorn carrots (9): A. Barns 1, Jessie Forbes 2, G. Cramuton n c. Vegetables. ; Judge: Mr P. E. Ward. Best collection of vegetables, not more than twenty varieties (1): R, E. McDougall 1. Pumpkin (2): Mrs Walmsley 1, Miss. l>. Lewis 2. Vegetable marrow (8): F. S. Wilson 1 and h c, Mrs B. McKnight 2. laranips (5): Jessie Forbes 1, E. Egan 2, A. 11. Gibson h c . Onions (4): J. Uprichard i, A . H oib son 2 . Red cabbage (1): Mrs Deans 1. Potatoes, Beauty of Hebron (3): E. Egan 1, E. Ayrton 2. Dakota Red (5): J. Ducy 1, E. Avrton 2. Erin s Chief (5): Mrs Deans 1, E. Avrton •i. Endurance (5): F. S. Wilson 1 and 2, Walton and Dickson h c. Any variety not mentioned (8): E. Ayrton 1, Mrs Deans 2, A. H. Gibson h c. Potatoes, collection (4): L. Ayrton 1, W. P. Webster 2. Fruit. Judge: Mr J. Cooper. Collection of apples, ten varieties, one of ouch (4): Mrs Stevenson 1, L. Gibson 2. Collection of dessert apples, six varieties, one of each (4): Mrs Stevenson 1, G. Crampton 2. Six dessert apples, of one variety (2): Mrs Stevenson 1, L. Gibson 2. Collection of cooking apples, eight varieties, one of each (3) : G. Crampton 1, Mrs Stevenson 2. Six cooking apples, of one variety (C): Mrs Stevenson 1 and 2, G. Crampton h c. Six heaviest apples (2): P. S. Wilson 1, G. Crampton 2. Best collection of fruit (1): Mrs Stevenson 1. Peaches (2): E. Noonan 1, T. Meikle 2. Pears, cooking (4): Mrs Stevenson 1 and 2. Pears, dessert (3): Mrs Stevenson 1 and 2. Collection of plums, three varieties (2): A. G. Harrison 1, T. Meikle 2. Tomatoes (0): Mrs Forbes 1, Mrs Deans 2, J. Beckett li c. flowers, Judge: Mr h. B. Bradstock. Vase of flowers (4): Mrs A. E. Denton 1, Mrs Ferguson 2, Mrs Stevenson h c. Buttonholes (5) : Mrs Forbes 1, Mrs Praser 2, Mrs A. E. Denton h c. Table decorations (2): Mrs A. E. Denton 1 and 2. Sweet peas (3): J. S. Truman 1, Mrs E. L. Wilson 2. Six cut rose blooms, not less than three varieties (5): Miss N. M. Jackman 1. Phlox Drummondi (8): J. S. Truman 1, E. Winskill 2, Miss B. Craighead h c. Asters (7): Mrs R. L. Wilson 1, J. S. Truman 2, Mrs Stevenson li c. Petunias (2): J. S. Truman 1, Mrs B. L. Wilson 2. Geraniums (1): Mr 3 Fraser 1. Dahlias (3): E. Winskill 1 and h c, Mrs Steveneon 2. Collection of cut flowers, not to exceed twenty varieties (5): Mrs A. E. Denton 1, L. Gibson 2, Mrs Stevenson h c. Sewing.. Judges: Mesdames Cooper and Mowatt. Stocking, darned, hole to be not less than one inch (12): E. Partington 1, 0. Kelly 2, J. Brunton h c. Plain hemming, tea towel, girls under. 12 (13) : A. Wilson 1, D. McClintock 2, A. G. Murgatroyd h c. Fancy worked traycloth (3): li. Partington 1, P. McAdam 2, J. Brunton h c. Overall, plain (1): D. Paton 1. Specimen of handwriting, child under nine years (10): M. Wilson 1, N. Dyer 2, P. Buttle h c. Specimen of handwriting, child over nine and under eleven years (14): N. Cottorill 1, L. Clarke 2, E. Savage h c. Specimen of handwriting, child over eleven and under thirteen years (19): S. McKay 1. J. Bruce 2, D. Craighead h c. . Specimen of handwriting, child over thirteen years (11): E. Murgatroyd 1, 0. Kelly 2, T. Rintoul h c. Map -of the world, showing British possessions (6) : D. BootH 1, X>. Craighead 2, B, Buttle hc. Freehand drawing (7): H. Pruden 1, D. Craighead 2, M. Hill h c. BrushwOrk design (9): B. Buttlo 1, D. Craighead 2, M. Forbes h c. Collection of grasses and woeds (6): D. Booth 1, D. Craighead 2, W. Hughes h c. Worked pin-cushion, child twelve or under (4): B. Craighead 1, L. Denton 2, D. Paton h c. Kettle-holder, child twelve or under (11) :D. Paton 1, Jean Burgess 2, M. Hyde he. Fancy Work. Judge: Mrs S. Cooper.. Fancy-worked traycloth (s)—rMiss Ivy Mowatt 1, Miss Stewart 2, Miss A. Lewis he. Worked table cover (4): Miss M. Oox 1, Mrs A. E. Denton 2. Worked and made up cushion (5): Mrs Bosomworth 1, Mrs Crispin 2, Mrs A. E.' Denton h c. Crochet d'oyley (7): Mrs A. E. Denton 1 and h c, Miss Forbes 2. Fowls. Judge! Mr L. B. Bradstock. Best pair, any breed (2) —Mrs Anderson 1, Leon Clark 2. White Leghorn, cockerel (2): Mrs Anderson 1, H. B. Hack 2. White Leghorn pullet (4): Mrs Anderson 1, Mrs 0. Dalgety 2, H. B. Hack h c. Brown Leghorn, cockerel(l): G. Upston 1. Brown Leghorn pullet (1): G. Upston 1. Any other breed, cockerel or pullet (3): Miss o.' Down 1, S. Webster 2, Mrs Anderson he.