BANKS PENINSULA HORSE SHOW

Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27565, 24 January 1955, Page 11

BANKS PENINSULA HORSE SHOW

SLIGHT DECREASE IN TOTAL ENTRIES

UNITY COMPETITION FOR PONY CLASSES Gate receipts totalled £9l 13s 9d, a record, compared with £7l 4s 3d last year, at the annual show of the Peninsula Horse show and Pastoral Association at Duvauchelle on Saturday. Entries as a whole were slightly lower than last year, but a decrease in the pony classes was countered by a substantial increase in the entries for flowers, fruit, and vegetables, for which, post entries were taken for the first time.

An innovation in the pony classes—in which many members of the Christchurch Pony Club competed—was the unity competition, for a trophy given by Messrs Harry, lan, and Alan Menzies. This event, in which the pony and rider were judged as a team, was won by Joanna Masefield in a field of 34. Mrs D. O. Masefield’s Locket won the hack championship, arid the hunter ribbon went to T. Masefield’s Silver Sam. The over 13.2 hands pony championship went to Miss J. Cloudesley’s Gemini, and the reserve ribbon- was won by Jacqueline Mcßride’s Little Mister.

R. C. Mason and Son won the supreme champion bull award, arid also the championship ribbons for the’best Friesian bull and cow. Results in the stock classes were:— HORSES (Judge: Mr B. G. Rutherford, Waikari) District maiden, confined to three Peninsula counties (4): T. Masefield 1, Mrs H. Latham 2. Maiden (8): Miss J. Cloudesley 1, Miss V. Mair 2, Mrs J. East 3. Cob, over 14.1 hands and up to 15 hands, mare or gelding, to carry 14st (6): Mrs J. East 1, Miss J. Cloudesley 2, Miss E. Eaves 3. Hack, 13st, mare) or gelding (4): Miss J. M. Bell 1, T. Masefield 2. Hack, list, mare or gelding <9): Mrs D. O. Masefield’s Locket 1 and champion, T. Masefield 2, Miss V. Mair 3. Lady’s hack, mare or gelding (12): Mrs D. O. Masefield 1, Miss J. M. Bell 2, Mrs J. East 3. Mrs B. C. Aitken v li c. Park hack 14.2 to 15.1 hands (6): Mfcfcs V. Mair I. Mrs J. East 2. Mrs B. CT Aitken 3. ? es L m^ n ?, er . ed PJld Paced hack <10): Miss 1^. Mrs J - East 2 - Mrs D. O. i-7? se nl eld borse r- mare or gelding Mrs „ R-9- Masefield 1, Mrs T, A. Mc- £ e, L ar Miss.A. Kay 3; Best walking hack (8): Miss A. Kay 1, Miss J. M. BCII 2, T. A. Robinson 3. Pony Classes (Judges: Miss K. Rurtherford, Parnassus; Mr E. G. O. Rutherford, Lochiel.) Maiden pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands, boy or J ld . er , und er 18 years (18): Jennifer Gemini 1 and champion. £ d c ,e Ashton 2, Joanna Masefield JS, Mrs E. H Mulligan v h c. 13.2 to 14.2 hands, boy or girl rider under 18 years 119): Jehnifei Ciouclesley 1, Jacqueline Mcßride 2. Adele Ashton 3, Joanna Masefield v h c. District, 12.2 to 14.2 hands, rider undew IF years (14): Jacqueline Mcßride 1, -Town Masefield 2, Jennifer Stewart 3, MattricHobinson v h c_. Best manne-ed and pony, 12.2 to 14.2 hands, rider under ’ years (28): Jacqueline Mcßride’s Litt Mister 1 and reserve champion, Sandi ~ Franklin 2. Fredericks Hutton 3, Anrte Latham v h c. Child’s school pony, regularly ridden to school (6): Jacqueline McBride 1, Donschka Hutton 2, Max Moore J. Bruce Moore v h c. Pony, under 11.2 hands, rider under 12 years (s)i Max! Moore 1, Linden McKellar 2. Tiffany Stewart 3. 11.2 to 12.2 hands, rie’er under 14 years HI): Rosemary Johnston 1. Donschka Hutton 2, Wayne Monk 3. Neroli Morten v h e. Maiden, under 13 2 hands, rider under 16 years (16): Jennifer —Jcwart 1, Jennifer Morten 2, Caroline McKellar 3, Jennifer Stoneman v h c. to 13.2 hands, rider under 16 years (16): Dianne Austin 1, Jennifer Stewart 2. Fredericks Hutton 3, Ssndy Boyle v h c. District pony, 12.2 hsnds snd under, rider under 14 veers (8): Msx Moore 1, Tiffsny Stewsrt 2, Linden McKellsr 3, Rsewyn Evsns v h c. Competitions (Judges: Messrs B. G. Rutherford, Waikari; E. G. O. Rutherford, Lochiel.) boy or girl rider, under nine years (12): Donschka Hutton 1, Donald Livingstone 2. Robert Austin 3, Rex Moore v h c. Best girl, under 12 years (10): Jennifer Stewart 1, Penelope Austin 2, Fredericks Hutton 3, Neroli Morten v h c. Best girl, under 14 years (13): Elizabeth Hay 1, Joanna Masefield 2, Clare Biggs 3, Julie Beaumont v h c. Best girl, under 16 years (12): Sandra Franklin 1, Jennifer Stoneman 2, Clare Biggs 3, Anne Latham v h c. Best boy, under 12 years (6): Richard Mcßride 1, Bruce Moore 2. Wayne Monk 3, Sammy Richards v h c. Best boy, under 14 years (8): Alan Livingstone 1, lan Monk -2, Peter Nichols 3 George Hutton v h c. Best boy, under 16 years (5): John Austin 1, Keith Bush 2. Unity competition, for Menzies Cup rider and pony judged together (34): Joanna Masefield 1, John Austin 2, Jacqueline Mcßride 3, Rosa Menzies v h c Maiden pony jump, under 13.2 hand?, rider under 16 years (9): Sammy Richards 1, Laurie Richards 2. Penelope Austin 3 Susan Stonemari v h c. Open pony jump under 13.2 hands, rider under 16 years (10): Rosa Menzies 1. Sandra Franklin 2 Sammy Richards 3, lan Monk v h c Maiden pony jump, 13.2 hands to 142 hands, rider under 18 years (12): Jacqueline Mcßride 1, Adele Ashton 2, John Austin 3, Julie Hartland v h c. Open pony jump, 13.2 to 14.2 hands, rider under 18 years (17): Anne Latham 1, Juliana Sluis 2, Jacqueline Mcßride 3, Susan McBryde v h c. District pony jump, under 14.2 hands, rider under 18 years (11).; Jacqueline Mcßride 1, Bruce Moore 2, Anne Latham 3, Richard Mcßride v h c.

Hunters (Judges: Messrs B. G. Rutherford, Waikari; E. G. O. Rutherford, Lochiel.) Maiden, 12st and over (3): T. Masefield’s Silver Sam 1 and champion, Miss V. Mair 2. 12st and over, judged on general qualifications (5): T. Masefield 1, D. O. Mase- ?<?} d Adele Ashton 3. Lady’s hunter (7): T. Masefield 1 and 3, A. Latham 2. Handy hunter competition (8): D. O. Masefield 1, A. Livingstone 2, Miss V. Mair 3, T Masefield v h c. CATTLE Friesians (Judge: Mr R. G. Mclntosh, Prebbleton ) Heifer calf, calved since July 1, 1954 (7): J- L. Curry 1, lan Odell 2, R. C. Mason and Son 3. Bull calf, calved since Jul- 1, 1954 (1): R. c. Mason and Son 1 Yearling heifer (6): R. C. Mason and Son 1. J. L. Curry 2, Kay Brothers 3. Yearling bull, calved since July 1, 1953 (4): Wright Brothers 1, Kay Brothers 2, R. C. Mason and Son 3. Bull, any age (3): R. C. Mason and Son 1 and champion, Wright Brothers 2, Kay Brothers 3. Two-year-old heifer, in milk or springing, calved since July 1, 1952 (2): Kay Brothers 1, R. C. Mason and Son 2. Three-year-old heifer, in milk or springing, calved since July 1, 1951 (1): R. C. Mason and Son 1. Milch cow, in milk or springing (1): R. C. Mason and Son 1 and champion. Calf Club Classes Calves, open to members of Banks Peninsula calf clubs (5): Patricia Curry 1, lan Odell 2, John Craw 3. Yearling, registered under club rules (3): Hugh Curry 1, Patricia Curry 2, lan Odell 3. SHEEP Fat Lambs Two f.m. ewes, butchers (5): L. L. Craw 1, G. E. Hueston 2 and 3. Two fat wethers, butchers (5): G. E. Hueston 1, D. E. Grigg 2, L. L. Craw 3. DOGS [(Judge: Mr F. W. Fiecken, Tai Tapu.) Sbort-luued colli* K. Craw 1, g.

Grigg 2. Long-haired collie (2): K. Craw 1 and 2. • -

DOG TRIALS Driving and yarding (21): E. Haines 1, E. Brankin 2, T. E. Barwell 1.