Winchester Show Attracts Record Entries

Press, Volume CI, Issue 29763, 5 March 1962, Page 10

Winchester Show Attracts Record Entries

A wealth at stock and farming products was displayed at the annual show held by the Temuka and Geraldine Agricultural and Pastoral Association at Winchester on Saturday. The day was fine and attracted a large attendance of the public and entries were a record. In declaring the show open, the Minister of Lands (Mr Gerard) said that over the last 20 years this district had probably increased its production more than any other in the country. He congratulated the show officials.

The president of the association (Mr H. H. Hewson) said it was pleasing to know that both entries and the public attendance exceeded those of last year and he thanked his committee and all who had assisted.

Entries this year were 2713 compare with 2409 last show and the gate - takings amounted to £422 as compared with £309 the previous year. A good indication of the high quality of stock in the show was evident in the grand parade headed by the Temuka Highland Pipe Band and the president and the Minister. From the various comments of judges at the show, the stock and produce came forward well prepared and in good condition, and the champion awards would have held their own at much larger shows. Results:— FAT CATTLE

(Judge: Mr M. Turton.) Fat bullock, two years and nine months or under (1): G. W. McCullough 1. Chiller Beef Class Pair of heifers or steers most suitable for export, under 7001 b <2): G. W. McCullough 1 and 2.

Milking Shorthorns (Judge: Mr L. D. Bowls.) Heifer, bom since October 1, 1960 (1): G. J. Quigley 1 and champion. Heifer, born since June 1 1961 (1): G. J. Quigley 1. Bull, bom since June 1, 1961 (1): G. J. Quigley 1.

Jerseys (Judge: Mr W. J. Russell.) Cow, four years and over, in milk or tn calf (2): Portis Bros. 1 and champion, A. R. De Renzy 2. Heifer, bom on or after June 1, 1966 (in milk or in calf) (2): Portis Bros. 1, A. R De Renzy 2. Heifer, bom since June 1, 1969 (in milk or hi calf) (2): Portis Bros. 1, A. R De Renzy 2. Heifer, born since June 1, 1960 (S): Portis Bros. 1, A. R. De Renzy a. Heifer, bora since October 1, 1960 (4): Portia Bros. 1, A. R. De Renzy 2. Heifer, born since June 1. 1981 (5): Portis Bros. 1, A. R. De Renzy 2. Group of three heifers, one, two and three-year-old (2): A. R. De Renzy 1, Portis Bros. 2. Bull, three years or over (2): A. R. De Renzy 1. Bull, bom since June 1, 1959 (1): Portis Bros.,’ Rainsbrook Vagabond. 1 and champion. BuH, bom since June 1, 1960 (1): A. R. De Renzy 1. Bull, born since October 1, 1960 (3): Portis Bros. 1, A. R. De Renzy 2. Bull, bom since June 1, 1981 (4): Portia Bros. 1, A. R. De Renzy L Pair of yeerUng heifers (3): Portis Bros. 1, A. R. De Renzy

Friesian (Judge: Mr R. Mackenzie.) Cow, four years or over, in June 1, 1938 (in milk or in calf) HL J' Sherrift end Sone 1. Helfer, bom since June 1, 1969 (In calf or in milk) (2): N. J. Sherriff and Sons 1 and 2. Heifer, bom since June 1. 1960 (7): «• J- Sherriff and Sons 1, 2, and 3. Heifer, bom since June 1, I# ® N -. J - Sherrlff ?nd Sons ‘““i 3 - «« H M. McCandtes 2. Group of three heifers, one, two and three-year-old (1): N. J. Sherrlff and Sotb A'. ? ul k three years and over (2): NTT. Barker 1. Bull, gb™ *pce June 1, 1959 (2): N. J. Sherrlff and Sons 1 and champion, J M. Mackenzie 2, Mrs H M. McCandles 3. Bull, bom since June 1, 1960 (2): Mrs H.. M. McCandles 1, J. E. Pemberton 2. Bull, bom since 1 Sherrlff 1. Mrs H. M. McCandles 2 and 7 ir . yearling heifers l, Mrs H. M. McCandles 2 and 3.

Calves (Judge: Mr R. Mackenzie.) Heifer calf, grade, any breed, bom since June 1, IS6I. For boys and girls under 15 years (5): ?S?s?ret Halliday 1, Graeme Martin 2. Keith Coochey 3. Heifer calf, purebred, any breed, bora since June i. 1961. For boys and girls under 15 years (5): Phillip Griffiths 1, Christopher Griffiths 2. Heifer, shown as calf in jwhool competition, 1961 («): Margaret Halliday 1. John Pearce 2, Greg Pemberton 3. _ .Dairy Cattle Champion dairy bull, any breed (registered) (6): N. J. Sherrlff and Sons 1 Portis Bros. 2. N, T. Barker 3. Champion dairy cow, registered or unregistered (3): NJ. Sherrlff and Sons 1 and 3, Portis Bros. 2. Helfer, dairy type, any breed by purebred sire, born since June 1. 1961 «>: Portis Bros. 1, John Pearce 2. N. J. Sherrlff 3. Heifer, under three years, in milk, suitable for dairy purposes (registered or unregistered) (3): N. J. Sherriff and Sons l and 2, Portis Bros. 3. Dairy heifer, best type, under two years, unregistered (1): John Pearce 1. Heifer by purebred sire, bora since June 1 1960, and entered in breed «»»«• Portis Bros. 1, Mrs H M. McCandles 2 and 3.

GOATS Doe. tn milk, any age (8): Mrs M. Mallett 1, Rosemary Lyon 2, P. J. Gin 3. Goatling. Rosemary Lyon 2, June Brown 3. Doe kid, under one year (S): Mrs M. Trump 1, Mrs J. A. Birdllng 2, Rosemary Lyon SHEEP Fat Sheep (Judge: Mr Bruce Henderson.) Crossbred Down cross or halfbred freezers, wethers or ewe most suitable for export (1): G. Edgar and Son 1. Butchers' wethers (2): G. Edgar and Son 1 and 2. Butchers’ ewes (1): G. Edgar and Son 1. Fat Lambs Long wool freezers, not to exceed 90lb live weight (3): G. Edgar and Son 1 and 2. I. C Davey 3. Down freezers, not to exceed 901 b live weight (4): I. C. Davey 1. G. Edgar and Son 2 and 3. Lambs, any breed, most suitable for export, maximum live weight not to exceed 721 b (4): G. Edgar and Son 1 and 3. I. C. Davey 2. Lambs, any breed or weight (2): G. Edgar and Son 1 and 2. Pet. Lambs (Judge: Mr G. a, Davey.) Care, and handling ot pet ? eU M «*lnnon 1, Cynthia Quigley 2, Elizabeth Hewson 3. Flock Sheep (Judge: Mr M. Turton.) Crossbred Breeding ewes, two shear or over, must have reared a lamb (1): W. A. Archibald 1. Breeding ewes, two-tooth (S): W. A. Archibald 1. N. A. Sim 2 ■ W. V. Norton 3 Ewe lambs (S): N. A. Sim 1. w. V. Norton 2, Donald McDonald 3. Three-quwterbred Bmedjng ewes, two-tooth (2): W. V. Norton 1. N. A. Sim 2. Ewe tambe (4): Donald Me-

Donald 1, N. A. Sim 2, W. L. Sandrey 3.

Ewe Lamb Competition (Judge: Mr M. Turton.) Woolly lambs (•>: -David Stowell 1 Donald McDonald 2, B. J. F. chittock 3. Shorn lambs (3) Gilbert Slater 1. W. A. Archibald 2. G. W. McCullough 3. Two flock Romney rams (1): W. A. Archibald 1. Border Leicester (Judge: Mr P. H. Letham.) Ram. over one shear (2): M. E. Gaffaney 1, 3 and champion. Ram. one shear (5); M. E. Gaffaney 1 and reserve champion, G. T. Askin 2, E. J. Croy 3. Ram lamb (3): E. J. Croy 1, M. E. Gaffaney 2 and 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (4): E. J. Croy L M. E. Gaffaney 2 and 3. Ewe, over one shear, must have reared a lamb (3): M. E. Gaffaney 1,2 and champton, E. J. Croy 3. Ewe. one shear- (3): M. E. Gaffaney 1 and reserve champion, E. J. Croy 2. D. H. Kennedy 3. Ewe lamb (3): E. J. Croy 1. M. E. Gaffaney 2 and 3. Ewe lamb, natural condition (4) : E. J. Croy 1. M. E. Gaffaney 2 and 3. Ryeland (Judge, Mr S. W. Galletly) Ram, over one-shear (7): G. E. Gumbrell 1 and champion. A. T. Heron 2 and reserve champion, G. H. Burrows 3. Ram, one shear (10): J. T. Brown 1, D. H. Kennedy 2, G. H. Burrows 3. Ram lamb (7): L. M. and P. J. Watson 1, A. T. Heron 2, D. H. Kennedy 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (7.): D. H. Kennedy 1, A. E. Gumbred 2. L. M. and P. J. Watson 3. Ewe, over one shear, must have reared a lamb (9): G. H. Burrows 1 and champion, A. T. Heron 2 and reserve champion, L. M. and P. J. Watson 3. Ewe, one shear (9): G. H. Burrows 1, F. G. Rickard and A. G. Wright 2, GH. Burrows 3. Ewe lamb (8): G. E. Gumbrell 1, F. G. Rickard and A. G. Wright 2. L. M. and P. J. Watson 3 Ewe lamb, natural condition (8): G. E. Gumbrell 1, L. M. and P. J. Watson 2 and 3. Southdown (Judge, Mr J. H. Patterson) Ram, over one shear (9): G. H. Burrows 1 and champion, A. T. Heron 2. Ram, one shear (8): A. G. McFarlane 1 and reserve champion, lan Brown 2 and 3. Ram lamb (7): J. C. Medlicott 1 and 2, F. G. Rickard and A. G. Wright 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (13): R. Chamberlain 1. J. C. Medlicott and Son 2, D. H. Kennedy 3. Ewe, over one shear, must have reared a lamb (13): J. K. Topham 1 and champion and 2, F. G. Rickard and A. G. Wright 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (13) R. Chamberlain 1. J. C. Medlicott and Son 2, D. H. Kennedy 3. Ewe. over one shear, must have reared a lamb (13): J. K. Topham 1 and champion and 2, J. C. Medlicott and Son 3. Ewe, one shear (12): J. C. Medlicott and Son 1 and reserve champion and 2, J. K. Topham 3. Ewe lamb (10): J. C. Medlicott and Son 1 and 2, J. K. Topham 3. Ewe lamb, natural condition (14) J. C. Medlicott and Son 1, A. G. McFarlane 2. D. H. Kennedy 3. Romney Marsh (Judge, Mr F. P. Cookson) Ham, over one shear (2): N. A. Sim 1, J. H. Elser and A. H Gillies 2 and reserve champion. Ram, one shear (9): A. J. Agnew 1 and champion, N. A. Sim 2, T. H. Elser 3. Ram lamb (6) N. A. Sim 1 and 3, Duncan Squire 2. Ram lamb, natural condition (5): N. A. Sim 1, Duncan Squire 2. Ewe, over one shear, must have reared a lamb (7) K. J. MacKenzie and Sons 1 and champion and 3, T. H. Elser 2. Ewe, one shear (11): K. J. Mackenzie and Sons 1 and champion and reserve charnglon, T. H. Elser 2. N. A. Sim 3. we lamb (6); N. A. Sim 1 and 2, Duncan Squire 3. Ewe lamb, natural condition (9): T. H. Elser 1, Duncan Squire 2, N. A. Sim 3.

Corriedales (Judge. Mr Douglas Johnston) Ram. over one shear (3): R. B. Pawsey 1,2, and 3. Ram, one shear (3): R. B. Pawsey 1. 2, and 3. Ram lamb (3): K. B. Pawsey 1,2, and 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (3): R. B. Pawsey 1,2, and 3. Ewe. over one shear, must have reared a lamb (3): R. B. Pawsey 1,2, ana 3. Ewe, one shear (3): R. B. Pawsey 1. 2, and 3. Ewe lamb (3): R. B. Pawsey 1. 2. and 3. Ewe lamb, natural condition (3): R. B Pawsey 1. 2. and 3. Dorset Horn Ram. one shear and over (4): G. T. Askin 1 and champion. T. P. Lowe and Company 2 and reserve champion and 3. Ram lamb (5): G. T. Askin 1 and 2 T. P. Lowe and Company 3. Ewe, one shear and over, must have reared a lamb (3): G. T. Askin, 1. 2, and 3. Ewe lamb (5): G. T. Askin 1,2, and 3.

South-Suffolk (Judge: Mr Bruce Campbell.) Ram, over 1 shear (1): V. D. Tiffen 1 and champion. Ram. 1 shear (3): U. D. Tiffen 1. J. T. Brown 2. Ram lamb (1): U. D. Tiffen 1 and reserve champion. Ram lamb, natural condition (2): U. D. Tiffen 1, H. McDonald 3. Ewe. over 1 shear, must have reared a lamb (3): H. McDonald 1 and champion, J. T. Brown 2, U. D. Tiffen 3. Ewe. one shear (5): U. D. Tiffen 1 and reserve champion. H. McDonald 2 and X Ewe lamb (1): V. D. Tiffen 1. Ewe lamb, natural condition (2): H. McDonald 1, U. D. Tiffen 2.

English Leicester (Judge: Mr R. J. Low.) Ram, one sheer and over (2): Bennett Bros. 1 and 2. Ram lamb (4): Bennett Bros. I, 2, 3 and reserve champion. Ewe, one shear and over (adult ewe must have reared a lamb) (2): G. E. Gumbrell 1 and reserve champion, Bennett Bros. 2. Ewe Lamb (4): Bennett Bros. 1,2 and champion. G. E. Cumbrell 3. Shropshire (Judge: Mr D. J. Stewart.) Ram, one shear and over (4): C. C. and W. A Burdon 1 and champion, 2 and reserve champion. Ram lamb (3): C. C. and W. A. Burdon 1. Ewe, one shear and over (adult ewe must have reared a lamb) (6): Mrs Colin Gallagher 1 and champion. 2 and reserve champion, and 3. Ewe lamb (4): Mrs Colin Gallagher 1,2 and 3. South Dorset Down (Judge: Mr W. Stephenson.) Ram. over one shear (4) : J. G. King 1 and champion, Gilbert Slater 2, W. G. Inch 3. Ram. one shear (11): K. W. Busch 1 and reserve champion, Gilbert Slater 2 J. G. King 3. Ram lamb Cli): J. G. King 1, K. W. Busch 2, C. J. Cross 3. Ewe, over one shear, must have reared a lamb (6): J. G. King 1; 2 and reserve champion, S. C. King X Ewe, one shear (15): K. W. Busch 1. champion and 2. J- G. King 3. Ewe lamb (13): K. W. Busch 1 and champion, Frazer and Sons 3. Dorset Down (Judge: Mr W. Stephenson.) Ranv one shear and over (9): L. J. Begg 1, A. H. Busch 2 and 3. Ram lamb (8): A. H. Busch 1. 2 and 3. Ewe. one shear and over (adult ewe must have reared a lambi (13): J. BoydClarke 1. 2. D. C. Kelman X Ewe Lamb (8): A. H. Busch 1, 2. 3. Fleece Wool (Judge: Mr J. Ball.) Merino hogget fleece (2): Simons Pass Station 1 and 2. Merino ewe or wether fleece (7) : Hope Bros. 1 and 3, R. G. and H. Hunter-Weston 2. Merino ram fleece (3): Hope ’i. 2 an<s 3 Corriedale or nalfbred hogget fleece (81: R. B. Pawsey 1 and 2. C. A B. Pilbrow X Corriedale or lialfd ew e or wether fleece (6): R. B. IJiwsey 1 and 2. Duncan Squire 3. Threequarter-bred or nne crossbred hogget fleece (6): A- J- Gray 1. H. E. Melton 2 and 3. Threequarter-bred or 22S cr 2? sbr^ d « we or wether i B- J B . Pa » sey l - R-cik-XSL T. and 3 Romney or Sabred hogget fleece (T): W. V. Norton 1 and 2, J. A. Middle-

ton 1 Romney or crossbred ewe or wether fleece (fl): W. V. Norton 1 and 2, Duncan Squire X Romney ram fleece (3): Duncan Squire 1. 2 and 3- Border Leicester ram fleece (1): R. B. Pawsey 1. LIGHT HORSES Saddle Hence (Judge: Mr p, J. Hanrahan) Maiden hack, property of exhibitor resident in Geraldine County (fl): Miss N. Hargreaves, Midshipman, 1; Phillippa Sanden, Playmate. 3; Gillian Stewart, Pageant, 3. Maiden hack in saddle (17): Miss N. Hargreaves, Midshipman. 1; Phillippa Sanders, Playmate, 2; J. M. Ritchie. Farewell to Arms, 3. Lady’s hack, to be ridden by a lady (22): Miss V- Nichols, Liberty. 1; Miss N. Hargreaves, Midshipman. 2: Marian Penny, March Air. 3. Hack, mare or gelding. 11 stone (19): Miss N. Hargreaves. Midshipman. 1; Marian Penny, March Air, 3; Mrs R. W. Campbell. Sunset. 3. Hack, mare or gelding, 13 stone (11): Miss V, Nichols. Liberty. 1; Mrs E. J. Richards, Revelanta, 2; Mr and Mrs A. L. Dunn and L- J. Dunn, Holy Port, 3. Hack, mare or gelding. 15 stone («): Miss Janet Lemon. Pimms, 1: Mr and Mrs A. L. Dunn and Miss D. Dunn. Young Blaze, 2: I. J. W. Stewart, General, 3. Park hack (over 14.3 and up to 15.1 hands) (12): Mrs R. W. Campbell. Sunset, 1; Miss Jan Shrimpton. La Conda, 2; Annette Hartnell, Golden Charm. 3. Best mannered and paced hack (24): Miss V. Nichols. Liberty, 1; Mr and Mrs A. L. Dunn, and Miss D. Dunn, Young Blaze, 2: Miss Janet Lemon. Pimms. 3. Pair of hacks (18): Mrs R. W. Campbell, Sunset, and Mrs J. Lemon, Pimms, 1: Miss N. Hargreaves. Midshipman, and Mr and Mrs A. L Dunn and Miss D. Dunn, Young Blaze, 2; Lester Stock. Arctic Sun. and Miss V. Nichols, Liberty, 3. Best journey horse (13): Mr and Mrs A. L. Dunn and Miss D. Dunn, Young Blaze. 1; Miss Janet Lemon, Pimms, 2; Miss V. Nichols, Liberty. 3. Mare most suitable for breeding hacks (5): P. B. Nichols. Nellavale. 1; Mary Meyer. Ash, 2; Marian Penny, March Air. 3. Cobs Maiden saddle cob, over 14.2 hands and up to 15.1 hands (6): Elizabeth Easton, Sovereign. 1; Sallv Shrimpton, Benalla. 2: Judith McLeod. Starbridge, 3. Saddle cob, over 14.2 hands and up to 15.2 hands (10): Miss IJ. Hargreaves, Tipperary, 1; Elizabeth Easton, Sovereign. 2; Miss Sally Shrimpton, Benalla, 3. Carriage Single harness horse, over 14.2 hands (2): J. S. and R. Lilley, 1 and 2. Best turnout over 14.2 hands (2): J. S. and R. Lilley, 1 and 2 and reserve champion. Harness Ponies Single harness pony, over 13.2 hands and up to 14.2 hands (1): David Rawson 1. Single harness pony, up to 13.2 hands (4): J. S. and R. Lilley 1,2 and champion and reserve champion; Helen Kidd 3. Best turnout, pony, up to 143 hands (3): J. S. and R. Lilley 1 and 2, David Sawson 3.

Ponies, Section A (Judge: Mr W. E- Fox) Best turned out pony, rider and gear, 13 to 14.2 hands: boys or girls under 18 years (34): Miss J. Dunn, Sari, 1: Miss J. Scott and Miss V. Nichols. Rosemary, 2; Warren Hamilton, Grey Arrow, 3. Maiden saddle pony. 13 to 14.2 hands (24): Warren Hamilton. Grey Arrow, 1: Janet McKenzie, Spice. 2; Miss E. Hammill, Talisman. 3. Pony. 13 and under 14 hands; to be ridden by boy or girl under 18 years of age (25): Miss J. Scott and Miss V, Nichols. Rosemary, and Miss Lois Walker, Tinker BeU (equal). 1: Janet McKenzie, Spice, 3. Pony, 14 to 14.2 hands, saddle (21): Miss J. Dunn, Sari, 1; Warren Hamilton, Grey Arrow, 2; Judith Scott. Highland Laddie, 3. Pony, mare, most suitable for breeding 13 to 14.2 hands (22) : Susan Penny, Mitzi, 1: Miss J. Scott and Miss V. Nichols, Rosemary. 2; Rosemary Wardell and Miss V. Nicholls. Jasamine. 3.

Section B Best turned out pony, rider and gear. Pony under 13 hands, rider under 15 years (22): Penny Wilson, Dream, 1; Mary-Ann Benyon, Genmarie. 2; Bridget Wilson, Bianca, 3. Malden saddle pony, under 13 hands (18)- Wendy NelU and Miss V. Nichols, Azure. 1: Bridget Wilson, Bianca. 2; Prunella Newton, Trigger, 3. Pony, under 12 hands, ridden by boy or girl under 13 years (10): Sally Wardell and Miss V. Nichols, Kuriheka Lightning. 1: MaryAnn Benyon. Genmarie. 2: Prunella Newton. Trigger, 3. Pony. 12 hands and under 13. ridden by boy or girl under 15 years (23): Christopher Davidson, Moon. 1; Wendy Neill and Miss V. Nichols. Azure. 2; Miss J. Inglis, Orion, 3. Pony mare most suitable for breeding, under 13 hands (18): Sally Wardell and Miss V. Nichols, Kuriheka Lightning. 1: Kevin Jenkins, Dawn. 2: William Deans. Chawton Prejudice, 3. Jumping Cobs, Ponies Malden jumping pony, 14.2 hands or under, rider under 18 years (24): Elizabeth Butler. Aqaba, 1; Miss J. Inglis, Orion. 2; Peter Wilkinson. Amigo, 3. Jumping pony, under 13 hands, rider under 14 years (fl): Peter Wilkinson, Amigo, 1: Miss I. Inglis. Orion, 2; Prunella Newton, Trigger, 3. Pumping pony. 13 to 14 hands, rider under 16 years (20): Miss G. Inglis. Coriwye, 1; Janet Cochrane. Steel Light. 2; Sally Hutton, 3. Jumping cob or pony, over 14 hands up to 15 hands, rider under 21 years (13): Gillian Stewart, Rufus. 1; Pauline Adams, Penelope. 2; Mark Meyer, Sandy, 3. RIDING CLASSES Section A Boy or girl rider, 12 years and under 15 years, who has not won a first prize at any show prior to date of closing of entries (18): Miss E. Acland, Treakie, 1; Brenda Weir, Shandy, 2; Granla McKenzie, Orpheus. 3. Girl rider. 12 years and under 15 years (30): Rosemary Wardell, Jasamine, 1; Pauline Adams. Penelope, 2: Judith Scott, Highland Laddie. 3. Boy rider, 12 years and under 15 years (10): Russell Shaw. Imperial, 1: Mark Meyer. Sandy, 2; Robin Stewart. Rufus, 3. Boy or girl rider. 15 years and under 18 years (25): Miss J. Dunn. Sari, 1: Miss D. Dunn, Young Blaze, 2; Janice Weir, Texas, 3. Boy or girt rider. 15 years and under 18 years, who has not won a first prize in any riding class at any show prior to date of closing of entries (15): Pauline Smith, Winson, 1; T. Bennett, Sayonara, 2; Janice Weir, Texas, 3. Section B Best boy or girl rider, under nine years (8): Sally Wardell, Kurihewa Lightning. 1; Penny Wilson, Dream, 2: Warren Walker, Vanity. 3. Girl rider, nine years and under 12 years (21): Wendy Neill. Azure, 1; Prunella Newton. Trigger. 2; Janet Cochrane. Steel Light, 3. Boy rider, nine years and under 12 years (9): Warren Hamilton, Grey Arrow. 1: Raymond Kane, Tuscan, 2: David Rawson. Tina. 3. Boy or girl rider, under 12 years, who has not won a first prize at any show prior to date of closing of entries (23): Penny Wilson, Dream, 1; Prunella Newton, Trigger. 2; Catherine Waters, Foan, 3. HUNTERS (Judge: Mr P. J. Haurahan.) Wire jump, three fences (19): Miss E. Grant and D. Dunn 1. Mr and Mrs A. L. Dunn 2. Miss; A. Wright 3. Maiden hunter, I catchweights (17): D. F. Bates, I. Miss A. Killey 2. Miss A., Gerrard 3. Light-weight hunter to carry list 71b (221: Miss A. Wright 1 and champion. Gillian' Stewart 2, Lester Stock 3., Heavy-weight hunter, to carry 14 stone (11); Mr and Mrs A. L. I Dunn 1. J. J. W. Stewart 2, bliss | J. Lemon 3. j

F.E.I. Jumping Competition Maiden and Improvers class (27); I. J. W. Stewart 1, Mr and Mrs A. L. Dunn 2. Miss D. McLeod 3. FE.I. jumping competition for A" and "C” grade horses (8): Miss J. Kelly 1, Miss N. S. Darling 2, Mr and Mrs A. L. Dunn 3. PIGS (Judge: Mr L M. Ward.) Fat Pigs Baconer, not less than 1201 b and not to exceed 1401 b live weight (4): K. J. Pearce 1. A. O. Gould 2, J. S. Cornwall 3. Two porkers, not to exceed 801 b dead weight, any breed (5): A. J. Kerr 1, J. S. Cornwall 2. H. P. Ashton 3. Berkshire! Breeding sow, under eight months (4): L Quigley 1 and 2. A. O. Gould 3. Breeding sow, under 14 months (3): J. S. Cornwall 1, T. G. Sanders 2, L. Quigley 3, Breeding sow, over 14 months (3): I. G. Sanuders 1 and champion, A. J. Kerr 2. L. Quigley 3. Breeding sow. purebred, with six or more of her own Utter under eight weeks (2): L. Quigley 1. A. J. Kerr 2. Boar, under eight months (2): L. Quigley 1. A. J. Kerr 2. Boat, over 14 months (1): A. J. Kerr 1 and champion. Tamworth Breeding sow. under eight months (3): H. P. Ashton 1,2. and 3. Breeding sow. under 14 months (4): A. J. Kerr 1, H. P. Ashton 2 and 3, Breeding sow. over 14 months (4): H. P~ Ashton 1,2, and champion. A. J. Kerr 3. Breeding sow. purebred, with six or more of her own Utter under eight weeks (litter to be pure and true to type, not necessarily registered) (1): A. J. Kerr 1. Boar, under eight months (3): E. J. Leckie I, H. P. Ashton 2 and 3. Boar, under 14 months (1): H. P. Ashton 1. Boar, over 14 months (1): I. G. Saunders 1 and champion. Large White Breeding sow. under eight months (3): H. P. Ashton 1 and 2, J. S. Cornwall 3. Breeding sow. under 14 months (4): H. P. Ashton 1, A. J. Kerr 2 and 3. Breeding sow. over 14 months (4) T. S. Sanuders 1 and champion. A. J. Kerr 2 and 3. Boar, under eight months (3): H. P. Ashton 1 and 2. Boar, under 14 months (2): A. J. Kerr 1. H. P. Ashton 2. Boar, over 14 months (2): K. J. Pearce 1 and champion, J. S. Cornwall 2. Landrace Boar, any age (3): A. J. Kerr I. M. A. Allan 2. Devon Sow, any age (1): L. Quigley Any Other Breed Sow, any breed, or cross, with Utter, not necessarily registered (5) L. Quigley 1. E. J. Leckie 2, L. J. and M. J. Brown 3. Boar, purebred, not necessarily registered (1): E. J. Leckie 1.