KIRWEE SHOW

Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23494, 24 November 1941, Page 8

KIRWEE SHOW

; OUTSTANDING DISPLAY OF LIGHT HORSES

I - i One of the most successful of the minor : shows held In Canterbury this season was ■ that of the Courtenay Agricultural and ; Pastoral Association at Kirwee on Saturday. The entries were substantially larger than those of last year, the gate was considerably bigger, and the day was excellent. The show of stock was of a ■ high order in most sections, but particularly among the light horses, some of the ■ cattle, and the sheep. Competition in the sheep sections was ' confined to one or two breeders in several breeds, but in others, notably (the Southdowns, there was strong competition. The district contains some important flocks of the breed, and the show brought forward a good selection. Largely because of the excellent entry of Jerseys, the cattle figures were bigger than last year. The display of, the breed was highly creditable, especially among the ; younger stock, which is a good sign for the future. Though there were not quite as many exhibited as there were last year, the draught horse section was a good one. The light horses were exceptionally good, and district competitors found they had to contend with performers of the highest merit, who had taken major awards at the Metropolitan and other shows. The champion hack for instance, was Miss H. Westenra’s Echo, which annexed the championship at Christchurch. The pony sections were also very well filled and the general quality of the display was , high. i The awards were:—

i SHEEP

i Merino —Ram, over 18 months (1): A. A. 1 Adams I and champion. Under 18 months ; (2): A. A. Adams 1, 2, and reserve cham- ( pion. Ewe (2): A. A. Adams 1, 2, and re- ' serve champion. Ewe hogget (2): A. A. • Adams 1 and 2. Two ewes (3): B. and D. Clinton 1 and champion, A. A. Adams ' 2 and 3. Border Leicester (judge. Mr E. S. Taylor)—Ram, under 18 months (1); B. andD. I Clinton 1 and champion. Over 18 months (2): B. and D. Clinton 1, 2, and reserve j champion. Shorn ram (2): B. and D. Clin- , ton 1 and 2. Shorn ewe hogget (2); B. and D. Clinton 1, Mrs M. E. Adams 2. ‘ Ewe (1): B. and D. Clinton 1 and cham- ! pion. Ewe hogget (1): B. and D. Clinton ( 1 and reserve champion. | English Leicester (judge, Mr E. S. Tay- | lor) Ram, over 18 months (2): James ! Reid 1. 2, champion, and reserve chamI pion. Under 18 months (2): James Reid • 1 and 2. Shorn ram, under IB months | (4): James Reid 1, C. 11. Adams 2 and 3. Shorn ewe hqgget (4); James Reid 1 and I 3, C. H. Adorns 2. Ewe (2): James Reid 1. 2. champion, and reserve; ewe hogget 1 (2): Jaynes Reid 1 and 2. i Roinncy Marsh (judge. Mr R. Linton) — ! Rg/ri, over 18 months (1): A. A. Adams ; 1 and reserve. Shorn ram under 18 I months (4): L. D. Adams 1 and cham- • pion, C. H. Adams 2. Shorn ewe hogget j (3): L. D. Adams 1 and 2. Ewe (4): L. D. Adams 1 and champion, I. H. Gillanders i 2 and reserve champion. Ewe hogget (4): i L. D. Adams 1 and 2. j Corriedale (judge, Mr E. S. Taylor)— i Ram over 18 months (2); James Reid 1 j 2, champion, and reserve champion. I Under 18 months (2): James Reid 1 and j 2. Under 18 months, shorn (2); James ! Reid 1 and 2. Shorn ewe hogget (2): 1 James Reid 1 and 2. Ewe (2): James } Reid 1, 2, champion, and reserve chamJ pion. Ewe hogget (2); James Reid 1 and I 2. j Southdowns (judge, Mr R. Linton)—Ram j over 18 months (3); L. H. Adams 1 and champion, J Pannett 2. Under 18 months i (3): L. H. Adams 1 and 2. Shorn, under ! 18 months (9): L. H. Adams 1, 2, 3 and i reserve champion, L. D. Adams v hj c. Ewe j hogget, shorn (6): L. H. Adams 1, 2. and J 3. Ewe (3): L. H. Adams 1 and champs’ ion, L. D. Adams 2 and reserve champ- { ion. Ewe hogget (4): L. H. Adams 1, A. W. Adams 2. Natural condition, ram hogget (4): E. P. Adams 1, D. A. C, Mci Vinnle 2. Ewe hogget (5): D. McVinnle [; 1 and 2. t Ryclands (judge, Mr R. Linton)—Ram, i over 18 months (2): Robert Reid 1, 2, J champion and reserve champion. Under ‘ 18 months (1): Robert Reid 1. Under 18 months, shorn (2): Robert Reid 1 and 2. Shorn ewe hogget (1): Robert Reid 1. ■ Ewe (2): Robert Reid 1, 2, champion and r reserve champion. Ewe hogget (1): Rob- ' ert Reid 1. t Flock Sheep (jpdge, Mr E. M. Helph).— j, Halfbred ewes, 2-shear (2): B. and I), f Clinton 1 and 2. One-shear (1): B, and D. Clinton 1. Halfbred wether hoggets ’ (2): B. and D. Clinton 1 and 2. Halfi bred ewe hoggets (2): B. and D. Clinton i 1 and 2. Crossbred ewes (1): B. and D. Clinton 1. Farmers’ ewes (1): B. and D. Clinton 1. Shorn ewe hoggets (2): ■; B. and D.. Clinton 1 and 2. Eat Sheep (judge, Mr G. Francis)— Down-cross wether (1): G. D, Campbell j 1. First cross wgther-/i): Clin T , ( ton 1. ■ Long Avoolled lambs, under 641b [ (3): C. O. Redfern 1, G. S. Campbell 2, t H. E. Cross 3. Under 721b (3); H. E. Cross 1, C. O. Redfern 2. Under 841b (3): ■ H. E. Cross 1, G. S. Campbell 2, C. O. Redfern 3. Down-cross lambs, under 641b i (6); H. E. Cross 1. C. O. Redfern 2 and > v hj c, R. A. 'Boag 3. Under 721b (4): f H. E. Cross 1, S. Pearce 2, C. 0. Redfern i 3. Under 841b (4): G. S. Campbell 1, C. ! O. Redfern 2, H. E. Cross 3. Butchers’ ! lambs (4): W. L. Stott 1, G. S. Campbell 2. H. E. Cross 3, Fine export lambs (5): !l H. E. Cross 1. W. L. Stott 2, S. Pearce 3. Wethers or ewes for export (2): C. O. Redfern 1, W. L. Stott 2. Three exI port lambs, any breed (4): C. O. Redfern 1, H. E. Cross 2, S. Pearce 3.

i CATTLE

Shorthorns (judge, Mr J. O. Chamber- ‘ lain)— Heifer (1): E. Harris 1. Milking Shorthorns (Judge, Mr J. C. !i Chamberlain)— Bull (1): T. H. A. Richi ards 1. Cow (1): W. A. Wilson 1. Ayrshlres (judge, Mr D. Ramsay)— Bull : over two years (1): Butcher Bros. 1. Yearling (1); R. McLachlan 1. Cow *(2): :! Butcher Bros. 1, R. McLachlan 2. Heifer i! (2): Butcher Bros. 1 and 2. Yearling heifer (1): R. McLachlan 1. ’ Jerseys (judge, Mr D. Ramsay)— Bull, over two years (2); A. E. Brown 1, H. O.’ Chatterton 2. Yearling (3): A. C. ! Brown 1, L. D. Adams 2 and 3. Cow (4): L. D. Adams 1. R. J. Gilbert 2. A. E. Brown 3. Heifer (2): L. D. Adams 1, H. O, Chatterton 2. Yearling heifer (0); L. D. Adams 1. R. J.'Gilbert 2, Desmond Begg 3. A. E. Brown v hj c. Calf (3): H. O. Chatterton 1, Alistair Adams 2, Miss Margaret Adams 3. i Frlesians (judge, Mr J. C. Chamber--lain)-r-Bull, over two years (1): J. H. ! Thomas 1. Cow (1): G. E. Dean 1. t Dairy Cattle (judges, Messrs J. C. Chamberlain and D. ' Adams 1 and champion, R. J. Gilbert 2, Butcher Bos. 3, R. McLachlan v hj e. f- Heifer (6): L. D. Adams 1, Butcher Bros. | 2 and 3. Crossbred cow (3): D. Vaughan | 1, PI. H. Chatterton 2.

HORSES

| Draught Horses (judge, Mr J. C. Mcj, Lachlan)—Entire, four years or over (1): > G. S. Campbell 1 and champion, Threei year-old (1): G. S. Campbell 1. Twot, year-old (1): G. S. Campbell 1 and ref serve champion. Yearling colt or geld--1 ing (4): P. F. Clinton 1, G. S. Campbell 2, C. B. Thomas 3. Brood mare (1): J. W.- Powers 1. Dry mare (2): G. C. Powers 1, C. B. Thomas 2. Filly, three years (2): G. C. Powers 1, C. B. Thomas 2. Two years (4): W. J. Clinton 1, 2. t champion and reserve champion. G. C. Powers v hj c. Yearling filly (2): G. S. V Campbell 1, J. W. Powers 2. Gelding, four years (2): C. B. Thomas 1, P. F. Clinton 2. Three years (1): A. Pascoe 1. Two years (I): J. W. Powers 1. Pair of horses (2): C. B. Thomas 1, G. C. ! Powers 2. Three horses (2): C. B. li Thomas 1, G. C. Powers 2. Four horses | (2): C. B. Thomas 1, G. C. Powers 2. ( Spring dray horse, one ton (2): G. C. I Powers 1, C. B. Thomas 2. Two tons i! (2): C. B. Thomas 1, J. W. Powers 2. i Thoroughbreds and Hackneys (judge, il Mrs B. G. Rutherford)— Thoroughbred enII tire (1): I. H. Gillanders 1. Brood mare i: (1): M. E. Penkins 1. Remount mare (4): t P. F. Cogan 1, Strathmore Riding Club, i 2. Filly, three years (3): Miss N. Coe I 1, L. P. Fechney 2. Two-year (3): Miss N. Coe 1. M. E. Penkins 2. Yearling (2): ‘ Miss J. Black 1. Maiden hack (8): Strathi more Riding Club 1. Miss P. Clinton 2, j P. Ford 3. Hack, 11 stone (7): Miss H. I Westenra’s Echo 1 and champion, Mrs A. ( Graham Holmes 2, D. McLeod 3. Up to 114 stone (6): L. J. Fechney 1, Strathmore Riding Club 2, C. C. and Miss I. Wells 3. Lady’s hack (6): Miss H. Westenra 1. Lady rider (14): Miss I. Wells 1. Walk--5 ing hack (9); Miss P. Woodhouse 1. Miss { A. Westenra 2, Strathmore Riding Club f 3. Best-mannered saddle horse (5): I Strathmore Riding Club 1. L. J. Fechney 2, Miss E. W. Gray' 3. District hack (5): Miss P. Clinton 1, Miss E. Hutton 2, I. H. ii. Gillanders 3. Hunter (9): Miss H. Westenra 1, Miss A. Westenra 2, Mrs A. Grai' ham Holmes 3.. Mounted Infantry horse I (11): R. A. Ferguson 1, P. and F. Cogan If 2, B. K. Reed 3. Pair of hacks (3): L. ; J. Fechney 1, Mrs E. W. Gray 2. Cob, ; under 14.3 hands (8): Miss C. Wright 1, >■; Miss N. Coe 2, Miss C. Gillanders 3. Under 15.1 hands (5); Miss C. Gillanders ; 1, Strathmore Riding Club 2, Miss P. 11 Clinton 3. ; ( Ponies (judge. Mr H. T. Chapman)— 'i- Pony stallion (4): M. E. Penkins 1, E. ' | L. Harrison-Wilkie 2. Brood mare (2): ! | M. E. Jenkins 1. Two-year-old filly or !■ gelding (5); Jacqueline Lamb 1, M. E. Jenkins 2, Miss N. Coe 3. Yearling (5): N. Watson 1, L. J. Langdale 2, Miss J. • Fechney 3. Children’s pony, under 13 i hands (8); Miss J. Lamb 1, Miss N. Coe 2, Miss Ailsa Stott 3. 13 to 14.2 hands ; (21): Miss N. Coe 1, M. Black 2. Miss I J. Stott 3, Miss F. Deans vh c, Miss B. 1 Clinton hj c. Mare or gelding, to 11.2 hands (7); B. Black 1, R. J. Johnston 2, Miss N. Coe 3. 11.2 to 12.2 hands (G): W. Jenkins 1, Miss N. Coe 2 and 3. 12.2 to 13.2 hands (10): Miss N. Jenkins 1, M. Black 2, Miss B. Clinton 3. 13.2 to j , 14.2 hands (7); Miss N. Coe 1. Miss C. IU Gillanders 3. Best-mannered cob or pony 3 • (15): Miss C. Gillanders 1, M. E. JenS' kins 2, Miss J. Stott 3. Girl rider, under 12 (8): Natalie Coe 1 and champion. Boy

rider, under 12 (9): B. Black 1, O. McLachlin 2, W. H. Overton 3. Girl rider, under’ls (2): Joan Perry 7, Joan Smith 2. Zelda Jenkins 3. Boy rider, under 15 (4) W. Jenkins 1, M. Ford 2, M. Black 3. Pony jump,’ under 13 (1): Natalie Coe I.' Under 14.2 hands (8): Falaise Deans 1, Natalie Coe 2, Daphne Clinton 3. Harness. Horses (judge, the Hon. W. Hayward. M.L.C,).—Entire (3): Miss D. Hatten. 1, Miss N. Coe 2, A. A. Adams 3. Mare (11): M. E. Jenkins 1. Gelding or filly, three years (3); L. T. Fechney 1. Two years (3): Miss N. Coe 1, Stacgy and Hawker 2, M. E. Jenkins 3. Yearling (2): N. Watson 1, M. E. Jenkins 2. Pony, under 13.2 hands (4): Stacey and Hawker I, M. E. Jenkins 2. 13.2 to 14.2 hands (4): Miss I. Wells 1, Miss F. Reed 2. Miss A. McPherson 3. Harness pony, under 12 hands (3): Miss N. Coe 1, R. Ridgen 2, B. Mercer 3. Gig horse (6): Stacey and Hawker 1. P. Ford 2, H. B. Breading 3. Harness horse, under 15.1 hands (3): Stacey and Hawker 1, Miss F. Reed 2, L. Warren 3. .Ladies’ turn-out (4): Stacey and Hawker 1, Miss F. Reed 2. Pigs (judge, Mr D. Ramsay).—Boar (1): J. Simpson 1. Under 12 months (4): J. Simpson 1, E. L. Harrison-Wilkie 2 and 3. Purebred sow and litter (1): J. Simpson 1. Sow (2): J. Simpson 1 and 2. Porker (2); J. Simpson 1 and 2. Baconer (2): J. Simpson 1 and 2. Poultry (judge, Mr G. H. Bradford).— Brown Leghorn cock (3): C. Sanderson L L. P. McLaughlin 2, Mrs M. E. Adams 3. Hen (4); *M. W. Hawkins 1, Mrs*M. E. Adams 2, J. R. Manson 3. White Leghorn cock (5): M. W. Hawkins 1 and 2, A. W. Adams 3. Hen (G): M. W. Hawkins 1 and 2, C. Sanderson 3. Wyandotte cock (5) E. Maydwell 1, R. J. Crossen 2, E. Jones 3, Hen (6): E. Maydwell 1, A. W. Adams 2 R. J. Crossen 3. Black Orpington cock (3); Mrs J. Redmond 1, J. RManson 2,’E. J. Slattery 3. Hen d): PF Roper 1. Minorca, cock (1); M. w. Hawkins 1. Hen (1): M. W. Hawkins 1 ; Sussex, cock (1): C. Sanderson 1. Hen (D - C. Sanderson 1. Rhode Island Red, cock (1): C. Sanderson 1. Hen (1): C. Sanderson 1. Light breed (1): C. Sanderson L. Heavy breed (1): C. Sanderson 1. Bantams (4). M. W. Hawkins 1 and 2. A. Adams 3. Pen of fowls (2): E. Maydwell 1 and 2. Table fowls (1): P. F. Roper 1. Ducks (2): A. G. Gallagher 1. Mrs C. W. Turner 2. White ducks (3): P. F. Roper 1. L. P. McLaughlin 2 and 3. Turkeys (1): Mrs M. E. Adams 1. Geese (1): H. G. Gallgher 1. Sheep Dogs (judge. Mr G. H. Andrew). —Rough haired -(7): D. Cameron 1, D. M. Mackay 2, R. Wilson 3. Smooth haired (3): G. Coe 1. T. L. Jenkins 2, H. Gallagher 3. Bearded collie (3): L. P. McLauchlin 1. G. Coe 2, J. H. Selby 3, Dog Trial.—R. Wilson and M. B. Leslie (eoual) 1, C. Wilson 3. Pet Lambs (28).—Miss Thelma Roper 1. Grain and Seeds (judge, Mr A. H. Spratt).—Farm seeds (2): B. Begg 1, L. P. McLaughlin 2. Oats, white (5): F. Johnson 1. J. R. Manson 2, G. S, Campbell 3. Algerian (2); G. S. Campbell 1, J. R. Manson 2. Oatsheaf chaff (3): L. P. Mc-

Laughlin 1. L. C. Davis 2. Wheat, Tuscan (4): L. C. Davis 1, F. Johnson 2. Other variety (2): G. S. Campbell 1. Black barley (2): T. L. Jenkins 1, J. Giimour 2. Green fodder (1): D. Penney 1. Peas (2): G. S. Campbell 1. Blue lupins (4): G. S. Campbell 1, F. Johnson 2. Cowgrass (3): Miss M. E. Jenkins 1, L. P. McLaughlin 2. Ryegrass (4) :■ W. R. Oliver 1, G. S. Campbell 2. Western Wolths (3): G. S. Campbell 1, L. P. McLaughlin 2. Rape (1): Mrs M. E. Adams'l. Roots.—White potatoes (3): P. F. Roper 1, Butcher Bros. 2. Coloured potatoes (1): L. P. McLaughlin 1. Winners of first prizes in the farm produce, . home industries, - and children’s sections were:— Farm Produce.—Mrs P. F. Roper 3, Miss R. IBegg 1, - Mis's E.'Wilson 2, Miss J. Giimour 2, Mrs R. Murray 2, W. J. Jenkins 2, Miss M. Donald 13, Mrs R. Wilson 1, Mrs G. D. Caldwell 1, L. P. ’ McLaughlin 1, Mrs G. W. Cullen 9, Mrs T. Redmond 1, Mrs J. E. Rountree 2, Mrs A. McKay 1. Mrs R. A. Boulton 2, Miss Joyce Brown 1. Mrs E. Thomson I, Mrs D. E. Taylor 1, Miss D. Redmond 1, Miss J. Scott 1. Miss J. Redmond ■!,. Miss M. Brown 1. Home Industries. —Mrs E. Mac Donald 1, Miss R. Begg 3. Miss R, Gallagher 1, Miss 1. McLaughlin 1. Mrs' C. B. Davis 1, Miss E. A. Vaughan 1, Miss J. Holmes T. School Children’s Section.—Charlotte Seaton. 1, Avis Fowler. 1, Nancy Walker 2, Kathleen Wilson 2, Cicely Davis 1. A. Black 1, B. McKay 1, Joy Pascoe 2, Patricia Baxter.!, G. Smith 1, Hazel Henderson 1, F. Adams 1, K. Johnson 1, Pauline Taylor 1, Doreen Clephane 1, Betty Smith 2, Zita Fowler 1, D. Rdper 1. E. Henderson 1, June McCausland 1, N. Kneale 1, D. Fechney 1, Pamela Clephane 1, H. Jenkins 1, Joy Osborne 1, Zelda Jenkins 1, Valmai Dillon 1.