COLLIE DOG TRIALS

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21464, 4 May 1935, Page 19

COLLIE DOG TRIALS

WAIKARI CLUB ANNUAL EVENTS CONTINUED J 1 or tin' hccoiu! day of the W'aikun Collie Club R simuu! trials the weather was again coul, though tiiD'e favourable thai] on the opening day. Tho reniaimn" do*s in class J. were run early yesterday morning, but at t!i( cloat! of tho day c ass 11. (heading, i-riufjinfr bock, and guarding) was unfinished, about five do:;a still wailing to run, 11 insult s so far are aj follows: CLASS T.—IIKADING AXD BACK. Open. N About 000 yards. Time, Sin in. 70 entries; 3ix scratched. r:

MAIDKN [IKADIXC. AND BRINGING BACK 'run in conjunction witb c asn I.) ■l7 flitres, four scratched. ]?. 31. WilsoiA Joe 12 MJ, 5} Hi 431 1 U. Scolt 10 I3j 5 10-i -'i'J - X, Turpin'p ffrtc 10 IS 5 10J ,'!BJ I! DISTRICT HEADING AND BRINGING BACK (run in conjunction with class 1.).

CANTERBURY TRIALS The Canterbury Collie Dog trials will be held this year on May 16, 17, and 18. It lias been decided to hold the trials on Mr R. M. Morten's property at Tai Tapu. This property is considered to be one of the finest grounds in New Zealand for sheep uo.z trials. The finest sheep dogs in the South Island will be competing, and the championship should be a huge success. and it is hoped that the public of Canterbury will lend their wholehearted support.

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