Record Horse, Sheep Entries At Courtenay

Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29367, 21 November 1960, Page 22

Record Horse, Sheep Entries At Courtenay

There were record horse and sheep entries in the Courtenay Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s eighty-fifth annual show at Kirwee on Saturday. Conditions were fine but marred slightly by a fairly strong wind.

Although the exact figures *were not available it is believed that a record was also established for the total of entries, which were more than 250 up on last year.

The grand parade was led by the president (Mr J. S. McLaughlin), the senior vice-president (Mr R. W. Mac Kay) and the junior vice-president (Mr J. R. Manson). The member of Parliament for Selwyn (Mr J. K. McAlpine) spoke after the grand parade. The Ellesmere Highland Pipe Band was in attendance.

During the luncheon adjournment there was a display of mobile farm machinery in the ring. There was a large attendance of spectators. Members of the Legion of Frontiersmen manned the gates and assisted with the parking of cars. A new concrete tie-up wall for cattle was constructed during the year. The new class for Dorset Downs was well supported and the Southdown classes drew exceptionally large entries. Entries in the main sections were as follows with the figures for last year in parenthesis: Sheep, 388 (2731; cattle, 149 (173); horses. 899 (875); poultry, 65 (73); dogs, 57 (67); grain and seeds, 32 (30); farm produce. 217 (180); home industries, 139 (109); photography, 98 (40); schools, 541 (537); shearing, 23 (31). Dorset Classes

The Dorset Down classes were well supported but the Dorset Horn classes lacked competition as there were only two entries, said the judge. Mr G. H. Burrows, of Geraldine. The champion Dorset Down ram of W. H. and K. J. Oliver was showing its age but was a good specimen of the breed and was fine in the wool. The reserve champion of W. H. and K. J. Oliver had a good carcase but was a little weak in the lower jaw. J. BoydClark’s champion ewe was an excellent animal and the same exhibitor also won the reserve championship for ewes with a shorn animal which showed some verv good points. Entries in the flock sheep classes were in a good condition but the numbers exhibited were not large and he would have liked to have seen more competition, said the judge, Mr T. H Paterson, of Rangiora. Sheep entered in the Border Leicester classes were of a fair quality but some of the exhibits had gone back a little since they were prepared for the Christchurch show, said the judge, Mr H. M. Copland, of Dromore. Although entries were not large in the classes for Romneys the first sheep in each class were of a good standard, said the judge. Mr G. S. Marshall, of Ashburton. The chamoion ram of A. L. and D. J. Adams was a good, bold animal with a very sound fleece. A. L. and D. J. Adams also won the ewe championship with a sheep which displayed good breed type. The ewe hogget under 18 months class was particularly strong and very little senarated the prize winners. This was the best class in the section. The standard of entries in the Corriedale section was good, said the judge, Mr F. K. Forrester R. B. Pawsey had considerable success in this section. His champion ram was an outstanding woolly hogget and he also took a reserve championship with a ewe hogget. D. H. Penney’s champion ewe was a good quality Corriedale and carried a fine fleece of wool for her age. Few Entries The number of entries in the fat sheep classes was low but the quality of the exhibits was high, said the judge, Mr W. J. Heenan, of Ashburton. There were large entries in the fat lamb classes and the animals were in very good condition. Lambs entered in the export classes were too fat in most cases. The sheep in the South Suffolk classes were of good quality for a country show, said the judge, Mr G. D. Neave. The milking Shorthorn classes were small but the cattle were brought out well and it was a pity there were not more entries, said the judge, Mr T. R. Saunders. of Sefton. Entries in the Jersey classes were good, said the judge, Mr W J. Russell, of Leithfield. The champion Jersey cow was the most outstanding animal. Competition was lacking but the standard of entries in the Friesian classes was good, said the judge, Mr R. Hundson, of Springston. The standard of entries In the classes for led horses was very high and most of the entries could take their places in any metropolitan show, said the judge, Mr D. B. C. Allin, of Kaiapoi. The winner of the class for brood mares of 13 to 14.2 hands was an outstanding horse. Standard Good Numerically the classes were not very strong, said the judge of harness horses and ponies and saddle cobs. Mr R. L. Bennetts, of Christchurch. However, the standard of entries was fairly good, especially in the harness classes. The winners in the harness classes were probably among the best in New Zealand. The standard of the small ponies was excellent and was second only to the Christchurch show, said the judge of the ponies up to 13 hands, Mrs A. G. Montgomery. of Christchurch. There was very little between the champion and reserve champion The riding in the class for children up to 13 years was generally good The prize-winning pony jumps performed reasonably well. In the open classes the jumps could be made a little more difficult. . The ponies were of a very high standard and the champion and reserve champion would hold their own. anywhere in New Zealand. said the judge of saddle ponies, riding classes and pony jumps, Mr M. H. Williams, of Belfast. There were same excellent performances in the riding classes and jumps. There was an improvement in the standard of shearing on last year, said the judge, Mr W Johnston, of Rangiora . The quality of work was very high and

there was a good entry. In the senior section J. Small was first with 83 points, R. Redmond second with 81J points and R. Pirika was third with 80| points. The junior section was won by D. Heslop with 90 points, B Gliddon was second with 80 points and J. O’Neara was third with 70J points. There were 43 entries in the sheep dog trial and A. E. Benbow’s Boy was first with 98| points. A. E. Benbow’s Ken and R. M. Wilson’s Trump were equal second with 98 points. Championship Awards Championships were awarded as follows: Sheep.—Border Leicester —Ram: P. G. Morrison (reserve, D. S. and R. M. Hart). Ewe: P. G. Morrison (reserve, J. G. Gunn). English Leicester—ram: estate of James Reid (reserve, estate of ’James Reid). Ewe: estate of James Reid (reserve, estate of James Reid). Corriedale —ram: R. B. Pawsey (reserve, estate of James Reid). Ewe: D. H. Pennev (reserve, R. B. Pawsey). Romney Marsh —ram: A. L. and D. J. Adams (reserve, J. M. Duncan). Ewe: A. L. and D. J. Adams (reserve, A. L. and D. J. Adams). South Suffolks — ram: J. A. Baxter (reserve, D. J. Stewart). Ewe: L. C. Warren (reserve, L. C. Warren). Dorset Horn ram: L. S. Jackson. Ewe: L. S. Jackson. Dorset Downs: ram: W. H. and K. J. Oliver (reserve, W. H. and K. J. Oliver). Ewe: J. Boyd-Clark (reserve, J. Boyd-Clark). Southdowns —ram: L. D. Adams (reserve, David Collin). Ewe: Stonylea Farm, Ltd. (reserve, W. A. Franks). Ryelands—ram: G. H. Burrows (reserve, estate of James Reid). Ewe: C. H. Burrows (reserve, estate of James Reid). Cattle. —Jerseys—Bull: D. J. Boal (reserve, D. J. Boal). Cow: L. D. Adams (reserve, L. D. Adams). Red Poll—Bull: R. Bedford (reserve, R. Bedford); cow, R. Bedford (reserve, R. Bedford). Milking Shorthorns—bull: Paparua Prison Farm (reserve, Paparua Prison Farm). Cow: Paparua Prison Farm (reserve, Paparua Prison Farm). Ayrshires—Bull: Beckwith (reserve, A. S Green). Friesians—bull: M. J. Williams (reserve, J. E. Royds). Cow: A. D. Oliver (reserve, A. D. Oliver). Horses.—Hack: Mrs B. G. Rutherford’s High Noon. Saddle pony, under 12 hands: J. Cunningham’s Whisper (reserve, A. M. Kavanagh’s Glamour Girl). Saddle pony, 12 to 13 hands: L. L. Bevin and Mrs Bevin’s Prince Alli (reserve, J. Cunningham’s Glitter). Saddle pony, under 13 hands: Mr and Mrs Bevin’s Prince Alli. Cob: Mrs L. G. Smellie (reserve, B. J. Schimanski's Gladiator). Harness horses—Over 14 hands: J. S. and R. B. Lilley’s Captivation (reserve, J. S. and R. B. Lilley’s Fleetfoot). Saddle ponies: June Bedford’s John Peel (reserve, K. and D. Wells’s Jiminy Cricket). Woman’s hunter: Mrs F. F. Wilding’s Pepper Pot (reserve. M. Smith). SHEEP Corriedales (Judge: Mr K. F. Forrester.) Ram. over 18 months, shorn .(5): estate James Reid 1 and reserve champion, F. C. Ridgen 2, D. H Penney 3. Ram, over 18 months (1) F. C. Ridgen 1. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (7): estate James Reid 1, R. B. Pawsey 2 and 3. Ram, under 18 months (4): R. B. Pawsey 1 and champion and 2 and 3. Pair of rams, under 18 months, shorn (3): F. C. Ridgen 1, R. B. Pawsey 2, estate James Reid 3. Single ewe hogget, shorn (6): estate James Reid 1, R. B. Pawsey 2 and 3. Single ewe hogget (4): R. B. Pawsey 1 and reserve champion and 2 and 3. . Single ewe, natural condition. with lamb at foot (3): D. H. Penney 1, F. C. Ridgen 2, R. C. Ridgen 3. Single ewe, with lamb at foot (3): D. H. Penney 1 and champion, R. B. Pawsey 2, F. C. Ridgen 3. Single ewe, shorn, with lamb (4): estate James Reid 1 and 3. Border Leicesters (Judge: Mr H. Copland) Ram, over 18 months, shorn (1): P. G. Morrison 1. Ram, over 18 months (3): P- G. Morrison 1 and champion, D. S. and R. M. Hart 2 and reserve champion, J. G. Gunn 3. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (7): P. G. Morrison 1, J. D. Patterson 2 and 3. Single ewe hogget, shorn (8): Stonylea Farm, Ltd. 1, P. G. Morrison 2, E. Thompson 3. Single ewe hogget (6): B. and D. Clinton 1 and 3, P. G. Morrison 2. Single ewe, in natural condition, with lamb at foot (2) T. J. Watson 1, D. S. and R. M. Hart 2. Single ewe, with lamb (5): P. G. Morrison 1 and champion, J. G. Gunn 2 and reserve champion, E. Thompson 3. Single ewe, shorn, with lamb (5): E. Thompson 1, B. and D Clinton 2. J. G. Gunn 3. Single ram hogget, shorn, in natural condition (5): P. R. Jebson 1 and «2, Mrs N Boulton 3. English Leicesters (Judge: Mr H. Copland) Ram, over 18 months, shorn (1): estate James Reid 1 and reserve champion. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (2): estate James Reid 1 and champion and 2. Single ewe hogget, shorn (2): estate James Reid 1 and champion. 2 and reserve champion. Romney Marsh (Judge: Mr G. Marshall) Ram, over 18 months, shorn (1) J. M. Duncan 1 and reserve champion. Ram, over 18 months (1): A. L and D. J. Adams 1 and champion. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (2): J. H. K. Woodhouse 1, A. L. and D. J. Adams 2. Pair of rams, under 18 months, shorn (1): J. H. K. Woodhouse 1. Single ewe hogget, shorn (4): J. H. K. Woodhouse 1 and 3, A. L. and D. J. Adams 2. Single ewe hogget (3): J. H. K. Woodhouse 1 and 2. G. H. Burrows 3. Single ewe, natural condition, with lamb at foot (1): A. L. and D. J. Adams 1 and reserve champion. Single ewe, with lamb at foot (2): A. L. and D. JAdams 1 and champion, E. Thompson (2): Single ewe, shorn, with lamb at foot (2): A. L. and D. J. Adams 1, E. Thompson 2. Southdowns (Judge: Mr S. J. Cowans) Ram, over 18 months (1): John G. Collin 1. Ram, over 18 months, in natural condition (2): David Collin 1 and reserve champion, J. M. Syme 2. Ram, over 18 months, shorn (10): L. D. Adams 1 and champion, F. C. Ridgen 2. G. H. Burrows 3. Ram. under 18 months (2): David Collin I. J. W. Dawson 2. Ram, under 18 months, in natural condition (2): J. W Dawson 1 and 2. Ram. under 18 months, shorn (11): W. A. Franks 1. F. C. Ridgen 2, J. M. Syme 3. Pair of rams, under 18 months, shorn (7): W. A. Franks 1, J. M. Duncan 2, P. R Jebson 3. Ewe hogget, shorn (13): W. A. Franks 1. Stonylea Farm. Ltd. 2. J. D. Paterson 3. Pair ewe hoggets, shorn (4): W. A. Franks 1. J. W. Dawson 2. H. E. Jenkins 3. Ewe. in natural condition, with own lamb at foot (8): W. A. Franks 1 and reserve champion, J. D. Paterson 2, J. W. Dawson 3. Ewe with own lamb at fnnl FqrTi f.fH 4 qnd champion, W. A. Franks 2, Stonylea Farm, Ltd., 3. Ewe with own lamb at foot, shorn (10): F. C. Ridgen 1. A. L. and D. J. Adams 2, John G. Collin 3. Ewe hogget (4): G. H. Burrows 1. L. D. Adams 2 and 3. Ram hogget, shaqn, in natural condition (7): R.

B. Pawsey 1 and 2, H. E. Jenkins 3. Ewe hogget, shorn, in natural condition (7): P. and M. Pascoe 1 and 2, J. W. Dawson 3.

Ryelands (Judge: Mr S. J. Cowans) Ram, over 18 months, shorn (2): estate of James Reid 1 and reserve champion, B. F. and M. D. Rooney 2. Ram, over 18 months (3): G. H. Burrows 1 and champion, B. F. and M. D. Rooney 2. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (3): estate of James Reid 1 and 2. Ram, under 18 months (3): B. F. and M. D. Rooney 1 and 2. Ewe hogget, shorn (3): estate <®f James Reid 1 and reserve champion and 2. Ewe hogget (2): B. F. and M. D. Rooney 1 and 2. Ewe, shorn, with own lamb at foot (1): B. F. and M. D. Rooney 1. Ewe, with own lamb at foot (2): G. H. Burrows 1 and champion and 2.

South Suffolk (Judge: Mr G. O. Neave) Ram, over 18 months, shorn (2): D. J. Stewart 1 and reserve champion, J. A. Baxter 2. Ram, over 18 months (2): J. A. Baxter 1 and champion, D. J. Stewart 2. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (2); J. A. Baxter 1, D. J. Stewart 2. Ram, under 18 months (2): D. J. Stewart 1 and 2. Single ewe hogget, shorn (3) J. A. Baxter 1, L. C. Warren 2, D. J. Stewart 3. Single ewe hogget (2): L. C. Warren 1, J. A. Baxter 2. Single ewe hogget, shorn, with own lamb (2): L. C. Warren 1 and reserve champion, J. A. Baxter 2. Single ewe, with own lamb (4) L. C. Warren 1,2 and champion, D. J. Stewart 3. Dorset Horn ( Judge; Mr G. H. Burrows) Ram, over 18 months, shorn (1): L. S. Jackson 1 and champion. Ewe, shorn, with own lamb (1): J. S. Jackson 1 and champion. Dorset Downs (Judge: Mr G. H. Burrows) Ram, over 18 months, shorn (2): W. H. and K. J. Oliver 1 and reserve champion, Robert A. Davison 2. Ram, over 18 months (2): W. H. and K. J. Oliver 1 and champion, A. H. Busch 2. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (2): W. H. and K. J. Oliver 1 and 2. Ram, under 18 months (1): J. Boyd-Clark 1. Ewe hogget, shorn (2): J. BoydClark 1 and 2. Ewe hogget (2): J. Boyd-Clark 1 and 2. Ewe. shorn, with own lamb (2): J. Boyd-Clark 1 and reserve champion and 2. Ewe, with own lamb (6): J. Boyd-Clark 1 and champion and 2, A. H. Busch 3. Flock Sheep (Judge: Mr T. H. Paterson) Two Corriedale or halfbred ewes, two-shear or over, with lamb at foot (4): Paparua Prison 1,2 and 3. Two Corriedale or halfbred ewes, one-shear, with lambs at foot (s)* Paparua Prison 1 and 3, K. R. Shipley 2. Three Coriedale or halfbred ewe hoggets (5): Paparua Prison 1 and 3, C. A. and W. G. Inch 2. Two ewes, with lambs at foot (3): Paparua Prison 1,2 and 3. Two ewes, full mouth or older, with lambs at foot (3): K. R. Shipley 1 and 3, B. W. Shipley 2. Three Corriedale or halfbred ewe hoggets, shorn since August 1, 1959 (4): Paparua Prison 1,2 and 3. Three crossbred ewe hoggets, shorn since August 1, 1959 ( 2): Mrs R. M. Clinton 1 and 2. Three Corriedale or halfbred ewe hoggets, shorn since January 1, 1960 (6): A. C. Wright 1 and 2, Paparua Prison 3. Three crossbred ewe hoggets, shorn since January 1, 1960 ( 4); I. Gillanders 1 and 2, K. J. Boulton 3. Three ewe hoggets, shorn (3): B. W. Shipleu 1, K. R. Shipley 2 and 3. Three hoggets, any breed. Y.F.C. members only (2): K R. Shipley 1 and 2. sh °rn hoggets, any breed. Y.F.C. members only (4): K. R. Shipley 1 and 2, J. B. Shipley 3. Two ewes, with lambs at foot. Y.F.C. members only (3): K. R. Shipley 1 and 2, J. B. Shipley 3.

Fat Sheep (Judge: Mr W. Heenan) Three wethers, under 18 months, by any Down ram (1): D. J. Stewart 1- Three Corriedale or halfbred wethers, under 18 months (1); D. J • Stewart 1. Three crossbred wethers, under 18 months (2): D. J. Stewart 1 and 2. Three longwoolled lambs, for freezing purposes, not over 641 b (1): D. M. Foster 1. Three long-woolled lambs, not over 721 b (1): D. M. Foster 1. Three halfbred, Cofriedale or Romney lambs, not over 641 b (2): B. w. Shipley 1. D. M. Foster 2. Three halfbred. Corriedale or Romney lambs, not over 721 b (2): B. W. Shipley 1, D. M. Foster 2. Three Down cross lambs, for freezing purposes, not over 601 b (7): A. McLaughlin 1, W. J. Walker 2, B. W. Shipley 3. Three Down cross lambs for freezing purposes, not over 651 b (8): .A. M. McLaughlin 1, H. E. Jenkins 2, Stonylea Farm, Ltd. 3. Three Down cross lambs, not over 721 b (6): Owen Cridge 1, D. M. Foster 2, H. E. Jenkins 3. Three lambs for • butchers’ purposes, lambed since June 30 (1): H. E. Jenkins 1. Best pen of five freezing lambs, suitable for export (5): A. McLaughlin 1, H. E. Jenkins 2, D. L. Waghorn 3. Best pen of three lambs, not over 681 b (8): A. McLaughlin 1, Stonylea Farm, Ltd. 2, B W. Shipley 3. Best pen of three lambs, any breed, most suitable for export, not over 751 b (7): H. E Jenkins 1. D. L. Waghorn 2, B. and D. Clinton 3. CATTLE Milking Shorthorns (Judge: Mr R. Saunders) z „ c °w. calved before June 1, 1957 (2) Paparua Prison 1 and reserve champion, and 2. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1958 (4): Paparua Prison 1 and champion, 2 and 3. Two females, in milk (1): Paparua Prison 1. Heifer calf, calved since June; 1 1959 (2): R. Hight 1, Paparua Prison 2. Bull calf, calved since June 1, 1960 (1): Paparua Prison 1. Bull, two years and over (2): Paparua Prison 1 and champion, 2 and reserve champion. Bull, under two years (2): Paparua Prison 1 and 2. Ayrshire (Judges: Messrs R. H. Mackenzie _ and J. A. King.) calved before June 1, 1957 (3) A. S. Green 1,2 and 3. Heifer, three years, calved since June 1, 1957 (2): A. S. Green 1, E. H. Pierce 2. Heifer, calved since June I, 1959 (5): A. S. Green 1,2 and 3. Bull calf, calved since June 1, 1960 (1): Beckwith 1. Bull, two years or over (1): A. S. Green 1 and reserve champion. Bull, under two years (1): Beckwith 1 and champion. (Judges: Messrs W. J. Russell and R. J. M. Miller.) Cow, calved before June 1, 1957 (7): L. D. Adams 1 and champion, D. J. Boal 2, L. D. Adams 3. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1957 (5): L. D Adams 1 and reserve champion, F Lange and Son 2 and 3. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1958 (5): D. J. Boal 1 and 2, T. E. Carter 3. Two females, in milk, any age, progenv one sire (3): L. D. Adams 1, F. Lange and Son 2, M. D. Wason 3 Heifer, calved since June 1, 1959 (6): D. J. Boal 1 and 2. F. Lange and Son 3. Heifer calf, calved since June 1, 1960 (9): F. Lange and Son 1 and 2, Mrs S. J. Gorman 3. Bull calf, calf, calved since June 1, 1960 (5): I. E. Carter 1, F. Lange and Son 2, D. J. Boal 3. Bull, two years or over (1): D. J. Boal 1 and champion. Bull, under two years (3): D. J. Boal 1 and reserve champion, L. D. Adams 2, I. E. Carter 3 Friesians (Judge: Mr R. H. D. Hudson.) Cow, calved before June 1, 1957 (1): A. D. Oliver 1 and champion Heifer, three years, calved since June 1, 1957 (1): A. D. Oliver 1 and reserve champion. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1958 (1): A. D. Oliver 1. Heifer, calved since June 1. 1959 (1): A. D. Oliver 1. Heifer calf, calved since June 1, 1960 (2): J. E. Royds 1 and 2. Bull calf, calved since June 1, 1960 (3): M. J. Williams 1 and champion, J. E. Rovds 2, R. Hight 3. Bull, under two years ,(1): J. E. Royds 1 and reserve champion. Red Poll (Judge: Mr R. Kidd.) Cow, calved before June 1, 1957. in milk or calf (3): R. Bedford 1 and champion and 2. Heifer, three yean (1): R. Bedford 1 and reserve champion. Heifer, calved since June 1. 1959 (1): R. Bedford 1. Heifer calf (1): R. Bedford 1. BuH calf (2): R. Bedford 1. 2 and champion. Bull, two years or over (1): R- Bedford 1 and reserve champion. Dairy Cattle (Judge: Mr R. Kidd) Cows, for dairy purposes, any

Cows, for dairy purposes, any breed (9): D. J. Boal 1.-A. S. Green 2, L. D. Adams 3. Jefferies trophy, best two females in milk (5): L. D. l. Heifer, for dairy pur-

poses, any breed (8): D. J. Boal 1, V. Greenwood 2, A. S. Green 3.

HORSES Light Horses (Judge: Mr D. B. C. Allin.) Entire, for saddle purposes (2): L. L. Bevins’s Condoun 1. L. Marshall’s Vapour Trail 2. Pony, between 13 and 14.2 hands (2): Miss B. M. Jenkins What’s Wanted 1, Mrs G. W. Maley’s Little Nar 2. Pony, under 13 hands (4): G. A. McLean’s Kuri 1, Mrs S. E. Boyce’s Ripple II 2. Pony, under 14.2 bands at maturity (4): Rosamary Grimsey 1, Miss B. M. Jenkins 2. R. A. Williams' John 3. Pony, under 13 hands at maturity (4): Miss B. Jenkins 1, Shirley Mahon’s Cinderella 2, Barton Shipley's Cupid 3. Mare, suitable for breeding hunters (4): 1. B. Nicholls’s Nella-Vale 1, Miss Adrianne Smith 2. Elaine Ashton’s Arran 3. Brood mare, with foal at foot. (3): Elaine Ashton’s Arran 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2 and 3. Two-year-old Ally, colt or gelding, for saddle purposes. (4): Pauline Adams 1, R. A. Williams’s Windsor Lad 2, Miss June Bedford’s Spanish Cocktail 3. One-year-old filly colt or gelding, for saddle purposes (3): Barton Reed 1 Miss Shirley Mahon’s Lucky -Jack 2, D. M. Radcliffe-Taylor’s Bedouin s Pride 3. Pony, between 13 and 14.2 hands, with foal at foot (3): Miss Shirlev Mahon’s Anne 1, Miss B. Jenkins’s Glint and Dawn 2 and 3. Brood mare, under 13 hands, with foal at foot (3): Miss B. Jenkins’s Margaret Imp and Sue 1 and 3, Mary Ann Beynon s Jean Marie 2. Pony, under 14.2 hands at mautrity (2): Miss B. Jenkins 1. L. Marshall’s Little Sir Hero 2. Pony, under 13 hands at maturity (5) : Miss B. Jenkins 1 and 3. Leoni Wells s Playmate 2.

Hack (Judge: Mr J. Roberto.) Hack, maiden, district (7): K. W. Broughton’s Silver Haze 1, Mrs E. J. Pankhurst’s General Lyn 2, Fay Moffatt’s Misty Flight 3. Hack, maiden, open (14): K. W. Broughtons Silver Haze 2, Mrs E. J. Pankhurst s General Lyn 3. Hack, district, any weight (11): June Bedford’s Scotch Whiskey 1, Alison Bedford’s Morning Spirit 2, Elaine Hart’s Monopoly 3. Hack, under 11 stone (15): Mrs R. W. Campbell’s Sunset 1, June Bedford’s Scotch Whiskey 2, Alison Bedford’s Morning Spirit 3. Hack, under 13 stone (9): Mrs B. G. Rutherfords High Noon 1 and champion, Adnane Smith’s Shame 3. Hack, over 13 stone (6) Mrs B. G. Rutherford’s Black Cat 2, Elaine Hart’s Monopoly 3. Hack, ladies, district (10): June Bedford’s Scotch Whiskey 1, Allison Bedford’s Morning Spirit 2, Elaine Hart’s Monopoly 3. Hack, ladies, open (20): R. W. Campbell’s Sunset 1, June Bedford’s Scotch Whiskey 2, Mrs B. G. Rutherford’s High Noon 3. Best mannered hack (18): Adriane Smith s Wild Night 1, Mrs F. F. Wilding’s Pepperpot 2, Mrs R. W. Campbell’s Sunset 3. Park hack, between 14.2 and 15.1 hands (12): Mrs R. W. Campbell’s Sunset 1, L. L. Bevin’s Desert Song 2, K. and D. Wells’ Coral Kay 3. Hack, between 14.2 and 15 hands (7) L .L. Bevins’ Desert Song 1, K. and D. Wells’ Coral Kay 2. Miss Marion Bush’s Golden Charm 3. Best walking hack (14):.Mrs B. G. Rutherford’s High Noon 2, Miss Adriane Smith’s Shame 3. Shepherd’s hack (9): Mrs B. G. Rutherford’s Black Cat 1, Adriane Smith’s Wild Night 2, R. L. Gillete’s Rocket 3. Best pair of hacks (7): Adriane Smith 2, Mrs E. J. Pankhurst’s General Lyn 3. Best lady rider (13): Miss June Bedford 1, Miss Elaine Hart 2, Mrs J Heard 3. Hunters (Judge: Mr J. Roberts.) Hunter, maiden, any weight, over four jumps (14): lan Gliddon’s Bay Lupin 1, Miss M. Westenras’ Brown Baron 2, Miss Susan Grigg’s Dry Bread 3. Hunter, up to 12 stone, over five jumps (13): R. L. Gillete’s Merravey 1, Mrs F. F. Wilding’s Pepper Pot 2, Miss M. Westenra’s Brown Brandy 3. Hunter, 12 stone and over, over five jumps (8): M. Smith 1, H. C. Greenwood’s Tora 2, Mrs B. G. Rutherford’s Black Cat 3. Women’s hunter, ridden by woman over five jumps (20): Mrs F. F. Wilding’s Pepper Pot 1 and champion, M. Smith 2 and reserve champion, R. L. Gillett’s Rocket 3. Open hunter, over six jumps (15): Mrs F. F. Wilding’s Pepper Pot 1, H. C .Greenwood’s Tora 2, M. Smith 3. District jumps, over five jumps (8): Susan Grigg’s Dry Bread 1, H. C. Greenwood’s Tora 2, Miss Helen Bedford’s San Antonio 3. Handy hunter (13): M. Smith 1. G. C. and Miss L. Trustum’s Satellite 2, I. B. James’s Black Watch 3. Saddle Cob Section (Judge: Mr R. L. Bennetts.) Cob, not over 14.2 hands (8): D. M. Radcliffe-Taylor’s Harlequin 1, Jean Robertson’s Highland Star 2, Pauline Zuppicich 3. Cob, maiden, not over 15.1 hands (4): Jean Robertson’s Highland Star 1, Pauline Zuppicich 2, W. Kendall’s Grey Steel 3. Cob, 14.2 to 15.1 hands (5): Mrs L. J. Smellie 1 and champion, B. J. Schimanski’s Gladiator 2 and reserve champion, Mrs L. Bush’s Prince Robin 3. Cob, district, not over 15.1 hands (2): Miss Judith Cullen 1, Miss Thomson 2. HARNESS HORSES (Judge: R. L. Bennetts) Brood mare, for harness purposes, with foal at foot or to foal before January 31 (2): Elaine Ashton’s Arran 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2. Pony, brood mare, for harness purposes, under 14 hands with foal at foot or to foal before January 31 (2): Miss B. Jenkins 1 and 2. One-year-old filly, colt or gelding, for harness purposes (3): O. A. Fairbairn’s Charlie 1. O. A. Fairbairn’s Billy 2. Miss B. Jenkins 3. Two-year-old filly, colt or gelding, for harness purposes (2): Miss B. Jenkins 1, Elaine Hart’s Rhythm 2. Pony, under 13 hands, to be shown in harness and driven (1): J. S. and R. B. Lilley’s Courtenay 1. Pony, 13 to 14 hands, to be shown in harness and driven (3): J. S. and R. B. Lilley’s Golden Haze 1 and champion. K. and L. Bush’s Midnight 2 and reserve champion. K. and L Bush’s Gaiety 3. Horse. 14 to ’5 hands, to be shown in harness and driven (1): J. S. and R. B. Lilley’s Captivation 1. Gig horse, to be shown in gig (1): J. S. and R. B Lilley’s Fleetfoot 1 and reserve champion. Best actioned pony or horse (4): J. 9. and R. B. Lilley’s Captivation 1 and champion, K. and L. Bush’s Gaiety 3, J. S. and R. B. Lilley’s Fleetfoot 3. Best woman’s turnout to be driven by a woman (3): J. S. and R. B. Lilley’s Golden Haze 1. K. and L. Bush’s Midnight SADDLE PONIES (Judge: Mrs A. G. Montgomery) Pony, maiden, between 12 and 13 hands (8): lan Armstrong’s Polly 1, lan Roger’s So-So 2. Christine Fisher’s Mickey 3. Pony, maiden, open, not over 12 hands (13): Phillipa Waren’s Secret 1, Maree Bailey’s Gazelle 2, B. and I. Reed’s John 3.

Pony, under 11.2 hands (19): J. Cunningham’s Whisper 1 and champ., A. M. Kavanagh’s Glamour Girl 2 and res. champ., Prudence Dunbar’s Hobgoblin 3. Pony, between 11.2 and 12 hands (11): D. and I. MacPhail’s Christopher Robin 1, Warren Wells Riplea 2, Phillipa Warens Memory 3. Pony, between 12 and 12.2 hands (16): Mr and Mrs L. L. Bevins Prince Alli 1 and champ., Pauline Adams Foam 2. A. M. Kavanagh 3. Pony, between 12.2 and 13 hands (14): J. Cunninghams Glitter 1. Lois Walker’s Tinker Bell 2, Barbara Gillard’s London Pride 3. Pony, district, maiden, under 13 hands (6): B. and I. Seed’s John 1, B. and I. Reed’s Janet 2, Jennifer Dawson’s Merry Widow 3. Pony, district, under 13 hands (2): B. and 1. Reed’s Jeremy 1, Diana Reid s Grey Boy 2, David Woodhouse’s Dolly 3. Best mannered pony between 12 and 13 hands (26): Peter Thompson’s Ripple 1. Barbara Gillard’s London Pride 2, lan Rogers So-So 3. Best mannered pony under 12 hands (23): A. M. Kavanagh 1, Waren Wells’ Riplea 2. Maurice Fairburn’s Mossy 3. RIDING CLASSES (Judg: Mr M. Williams) Best boy or girl rider under 7 years (12): Jennifer Jenkins 1, Anita MacPhail 2, Anna Gould 3. Best boy. under 9 years (10): Jonathan Hutton 1, Kevin Jenkins 2. Maurice Fairbairn 3. Best girl, under 9 years (11): Maree Bailey 1. Phillipa Warren 2. Pamela Robson 3. Best boy, under 11 years (9): Phillip Penney 1, B. and I. Reed 2. Murray Marshall 3. Best girl rider, under 11 years (11): Pamela Steel 1, Eliza-beth-Mary Armour 2. Lois Walker 3. Best boy, under 13 years (7): John Fechney 1. K. and D. Wells 2, lan Rogers 3. Best girl, under 13 years (29): Juliet Davies 1, Pauline Adams 2. Susan Penney 3. Best boy or girl rider, under 11 years, who has not won a first prize (10): Jennifer Dawson 1, Jonathan’ Hutton 2, Jennifer Jenkins 3. Saddle Ponies (Judge: Mr M. Williams.) Pony, maiden, 13 to 14.2 hands, riv.er under 17 (19): J. Cunningham’s Madam Butterfly 1, Morwenna Allin’s Fly Again 2, Florence Esler’s Nipper 3. Pony, 13 to 13.2 hands, rider under 16 (10): K. and D. Wells’s Jiminy Cricket 1. Diane Pulford’s Misty Dawn 2, A. and B. Jarman’s Susan 3. Pony, district, 13 to 14.2 hands, rider under 18 (9): June Bedford’s John Peel 1, Diana Reid’s Sunny Mac 2, Alison Bedford’s Gypsy Legend 3. Pony. 13.2 to 14 hands, rider under 18 (9): June Bedford’s John Peel 1, Alison Bedford’s Gypsy Legend 2, Anne Hudson’s Jocelyn 3. Pony, district, maiden, 13 to 14.2 hands (1): Peter George’s Tim 1. Pony, 14 to 14.2 hands, rider under 18 (21): Ann Cameron-Smith’s Saida 1, Diana Reid’s Sunny Mac 2, Jenny Richardson’s Buster 3. Best mannered pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands, rider under 18 (23): Jenny Richardson’s Buster 1, Diana Reid’s Sunny Mac 2, Ann Cameron-Smith’s Saida 3. Best mannered pony, 13 to 13.2 hands, rider under 18 years (10): K. and D. Wells’s Jiminy Cricket 1 and reserve champion, Diana Pulford’s Misty Dawn 2, Peter Thompson’s Golden Dawn 3. Riding Classes (Judge: Mr M. Williams.) Best girl rider, under 15 (18): Jenny Richardson 1, Barbara Jarman 2. Fiona Logan 3. Best boy rider, under 15 (3): K. and D. Wells 1, Peter Kidd 2, David Irwin 3. Best boy or girl rider, under 18, district, who has not won a first prize (4): K. Robertson and B. Priest 1, Jennifer Dawson 2, Millicent Royds 3. David Gallagher Memprial Challenge Trophy, for best boy or girl district rider, under 14 (6); Suzanne Stott 1, Jennifer Dawson 2, Suzie Wright 3, Colyn Foster Challenge Cup, for best boy or girl rider, 18 or under (27): Jenny Richardson 1, Joanne Grimsey 2. Alison Bedford 3. Team of three ponies, riders under 14, members of pony club (6): Bangor Pony Club No. 11, Bangor Pony Club No. 22, Riccarton-Fendalton Pony Club 3. Team of three ponies, 12.2 to 14.2 hands, riders under 18, members of pony club (5): Halswell Pony Club No. 21, Bangor Pony Club No. 3 2. Ellesmere Pony Club 3. Pony Jumps Maiden pony, under 13 hands, rider under 16 (14): Morwenna Allin’s Tom Thumb 1, K. and D. Wells’s Tinker Boy 2, Peter Thompson’s Micky 3. Pony, not over 12 hands, rider under 14 (8): Warren Wells’s Riplea 1, Jennifer May’s Sunrise 2, Prudence Dunbar’s Hobgoblin 3. Pony, not over 13 hands, rider under 16 (14): Morwenna Allin’s Tom Thumb 1, K. and D. Wells’s Tinker Boy 2, Peter Thompson’s Micky 3. Maiden pony, 13 to 14.2 hands, rider under 18 (18): Peter Kidd’s Cassawarri 1, Suzanne Stott’s Mr Spider 2, Peter Thompson’s Golden Dawn 3. Pony, 13 to 14.2 hands, rider under 18 (24): Alison Bedford’s Gypsy Legend 1, Diane Pulford’s Misty Dawn 2, Diana Reed’s Sunny Mac 3. Handy pony, over four jumps, rider under 18 (25): C. J. Anderson’s and S. Rathgen’s Karara 1, Jenny Richardson’s Buster 2, Alison Bedford’s Gypsy Legend 3. POULTRY (Judge: Mr C. Munnings) K. G. Orchard. 3 firsts, 4 seconds. 1 third; E. J. Slattery, 3 firsts, 3 seconds; E. A. Lapslie, 3 firsts, 1 second; Miss N. Mason, 2 firsts; John Seaton. 2 firsts, 1 second, 3 thirds: B. Graham, 2 firsts, 1 second; W. Greenwood, 2 firsts. 1 second; G. F. Hight, 1 first, 3 seconds, 1 third; M. J. Timblick 1 first, 1 co H. d: A - McLaughlin, 1 first; R. W. Davie, 1 first; G. E. Davie, 1 first; T. Gallagher, 1 first; Fay Seaton. 1 second. SHEEP DOGS (Judge: Mr P. Newton) ed sheepdog, rough-haired (2): B. G. Drummond 1, R. M. Wilson’s Ace 2. Best-bred sheepdog, smooth-haired (5): H. G. Smiths Kate 1, R. M. Wilson’s Biddy 2. R M. Wilson’s Toff 3. GRAIN AND SEEDS (Judge: Mr L. W. Fleetwood) A. McLaughlin, 8 firsts, 1 second. 2 thirds; D. H. Judd. 3 firsts, 3 seconds; B. Pascoe 1 first, 4 seconds. 2 thirds; F. H. J. Westaway, 1 first. 2 seconds, 1 third; M. J. Walker, 1 first, 1 third; J. G. E. Pascoe, 1 first; G. Wilson. 1 first. FARM PRODUCE (Judge: Mrs R. S. Gunn) Mrs J. P. Ewart, 2 firsts. 3 seconds, 4 thirds; Mrs W. R. Johnstone, 3 firsts, 3 thirds; Mrs B. J Wall, 2 firsts, 3 seconds; Mrs E. Thomson. 2 firsts, 1 second, 2 thirds; Mrs G. M. Gallagher, 1 first, 1 second; Miss E. Robertson, 1 second 1 third; Miss S. Stott, 1 first, 1 second; Miss F. Seaton, 1 first; Miss M Watson, 1 second; G. F. Hight, 1 third. 2

COOKING i Mrs W. R. Johnstone, 6 firsts. 7 seconds, 1 third; Mrs P. Derrett, 3 firsts. 2 seconds. 4 thirds; Mrs B. J. Wall, 1 first, 3 seconds, 2 thirds; Miss M. Shinley. 4 firsts, 1 second; Mrs J. P. Ewart. 2 firsts, 1 third; Mrs D. M. Dawson, 1 first, 1 second; . Mrs I. Redmond, 3 thirds; Mrs S. I Cumbernatch. 1 third; Mrs L. Clinton. 1 first, 1 third; Mrs E. Thomson, 1 first, 1 third; Merllyn Priest. 1 3 seconds; Miss A. Bradley, 2 seconds: Mary Watson, 1, first. 1 third; Suzanne Gallagher. 1 'third; Brenda Penney. 1 first: Suzanne Stott, 1 second. HOME INDUSTRIES (Judge: Mrs B. K. Gilmore) Miss B. Blair, 4 firsts. 3 seconds. 1 third; Mrs M. McGirr. 3 firsts, 3 seconds. 3 thirds; Mrs G. M. Gallagher, 3 firsts, 2 seconds. 2 thirds; Mrs H. Anson, 3 firsts, 2 seconds, 1 third; Mrs G. Greenwood. 2 firsts. 2 seconds. 2 thirds; C. M. Johnson. 2 firsts, 3 seconds; Miss M. E. Colee. 2 firsts, 2 seconds: Mrs B. A. Stanley. 2 firsts; Mrs A. L. R. Barwell. 1 first, 3 thirds; Miss J. N. Orr 1 first. I second: H. Anson. 1 first', 1 second; Miss M. E. Philbrick. 1 first. I second, 1 third; Mrs I. W. Early. 1 second: Mrs B. J. Wall. 1 second; Mrs R. Burleigh, 1 third; Mrs L. H. Johnson, 2 thirds; Mrs C. J. Poulter. 1 third. University For Foreigners.— Mr Khrushchev said today that Russia had established a university for foreign students with only one aim in mind—“to help other countries in the training of skilled cadres.” He said Russian views and ideology would not be thrust on the students, “but if any of you come to the conclusion that such ideology is to your liking, we will not be angry with you.”—(Moscow, November 18.)